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r/skyrimmods•

Hi there, I'm in search of mods to use on my PS3. For this reason it's only convenient for me to use mods that ship as a packed BSA alongside an ESP. No loose files, scripts, or hard dependencies on stuff like SkyUI or SKSE.

Currently I'm using Wildcat, Get Snowy, Splash of Rain, and Better Torches.

Any other suggestions for simpler BSA/ESP mods with minimal dependencies?

Thanks!

P.S. I've flaired this as "PC Classic" since that's what the PS3 version of the game is closest to. I have access to all DL

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r/tipofmytongue•

I can narrow this down a lot for anyone reading: it's an episode of the horror podcast called "Pseudopod," I just don't remember which one. Here follows my description of it, if anybody here is intimately familiar with said podcast this might be an easy one to answer:

The episode was distinctly dark and gritty in nature, set in or near a forest of electric trees in Russia(?) possibly at the site of some military or industrial operation. The opening to the story involved some dialog that I remember as being political in nature,

There was a small settlement and a fence involved, as a starting point. A group of people who were travelers of some sort had to make a journey through the

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r/Vindictus•

I have not played for probably 3 solid years. I stopped at level 55 somewhere in Season 1. I play a pillar Karok. Upon returning today I noticed some concerning changes in the game. It seems to have gotten a *ton* easier. Bosses that were previously hard for me to kill (like the spider at the end of Hidden) are incredibly weak now. Leveling seems to go much faster, I used to spend a day or two grinding for a single level-up and now it takes 30 minutes. Most of the challenge seems to be gone and the game feels *very* unbalanced in my favor now.

Can anyone give me a tl;dr on what's changed in the last 3 years and why the game feels so different now? What should I be doing to get

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r/tipofmytongue•

This comment speculated on the actions big cable companies would take to combat cord-cutting. The first two steps were to remove Net Neutrality, and then redefine the definition of broadband Internet access while simultaneously offering fast-lane packages for popular services.

The comment was on a recent post in one of the bigger news/tech subs about the recent redefinition of broadbard Internet access to 10 Mbit/s (if I'm remembering correctly)

Thanks!

Edit: Found it almost instantly after posting. https://www.reddit.com/r/technology/comments/7o41rf/the_fcc_is_preparing_to_weaken_the_definition_of/ds6w3aw/

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