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I'm trying to convert from French Press to the Ratio. I've had the Six for about a month and most coffee just tastes excessively sour, regardless of where I put the Breville. I've tried the dial from ~30-40 which is on both sides of the "Drip" recommendation on the Breville without much difference. I've used both the Ratio basket and Ratio paper filters. With the basket, I find it can overflow grinds into the carafe when making a full pot. I've tried multiple coffee beans brands as well.

I'm not a coffee expert, but online references say to try for the texture of sugar. Any help would be appreciated.

Is there a way to see how long you spent on each exercise?

The routine tracks total time and I can set rest timers, but I'm trying to optimize my routine time a bit more. It would be good to see when I add/remove rest time between sets, time spent between the rest timer ending and the set being marked complete, total time per exercise, etc.

I'm in the process of converting from cable to fiber. I have an Orbi RBR850 and a satellite. This system has been working well with the cable modem for quite some time. I recently had fiber installed, but the router will not connect to the internet through the ONT.

Directly connecting a laptop to the ONT works. The laptop gets an IP and can reach the internet with no issues.

I've tried resetting the Orbi to factory settings. Setting it as both Router and AP mode.

When plugged into the cable modem the router works normally, even after factory reset and attempted configuration to the ONT.

ONT: Adtran SDX632v. There is no other ISP equipment involved.

I've had the Virtuoso for a few weeks. They are decent headphones, but the wireless range is awful. I can't even step outside my room (~10 ft) before it cuts out. I get drops sitting at the desk ~3ft from the USB dongle. My previous Steel Series Arctis 7 could reach through multiple walls.

I wanted to try Bluetooth mode, so I connected them to the PC via Bluetooth. The headphones want to default to wired or wireless, but I can get PC sound to play over bluetooth. My issue is that Atmos seems to not recognize the XT's as being connected when playing sound this way. When I try to set them up via the Atmos App, it tells me to set the Spatial Sound mode in Windows settings to Atmos. When I open

I saw the FAQ that the special rule only applies to ranged attacks. I want to confirm few things:

• Until someone moves up from a to b, the Chaos Demon doesn't move/attack, unless they draw a ranged attack.

  • They can't reach an attack square with infinite movement.

• If they draw a ranged attack, they will just stand right at the door to the last room/treasure room.

• Once a character moves up, they basically have to solo the Chaos Demon

• Ranged attacks can't be made from the main room up to the Chaos Demon

• What happens if the character that moved up exhausts? Failed scenario, or can another character then move up from a to b?

There is a battle goal for targeting an ally before the first and between each rest. I pulled this while playing Boneshaper and wondered if Granting abilities to my summons counted for this goal.

Adding another Battle Goal question: For the Prepper goal of not taking an Attack action in the first three turns, do Granted or normal Summon attacks cause this goal to fail?

I have an amazing Cleaver w/ Slaughterer and Confident Strike that just destroys mixed hordes, but it's useless vs Crushers (and to a lesser extent Bulwark because of low stagger). I was trying out the Shovel (Confident/Skullbreaker) as a middle ground (power maul damage is just awful, and I don't like the activation delay). While it does deal with Crushers and bulwarks, I feel it really struggles with dense hordes (Heresy+).

Specifically, it requires 2-4 swings for chaff and troopers with damage falling off quite quickly, where the cleaver just deletes the same enemies. This causes me to feel like I'm falling behind or be less able to relieve pressure from others on the team than I could

I'm trying to understand what the Cleave Distribution stat means on melee weapons. Do you want it to be high or low? I can't find a consistent pattern of whether cleave distribution is higher on light or heavy attacks.

Here are some example weapons. The thing I notice is that weapons with a Crowd Control stat seem to have Cleave distribution Light > Heavy and weapons with a Cleave stat have Heavy > light. I'd like to understand what it actually means though.

For horde clear, how should I know which attack type to prefer and what does the value actually mean in relation to the weapons actual damage. The Meat Grinder doesn't really have a "horde" option

I know that I can bull rush to avoid the grab, but how do you dodge when it's down? What cue am I looking for? I've tried when the hand raises, but still seem to get caught often. Can you only do it with some weapons due to dodge distance?

I find this really frustrating, because many of the ogryn's ranged weapons have a long setup time or really poor hip fire accuracy (I struggle to get hip fire autocannon to fire at all sometimes). Their melee weapons don't have massive damage and the muties don't seem to stagger/reach to pushes. This makes killing them before getting grabbed difficult, if you can't dodge.

In the patch notes, there is a reference to a change in copper reward for surviving the level. It seems like this is happening on all difficulties now, and I haven't seen it mentioned elsewhere. I've tested and experienced this on Vet and Nightmare.

No Hope: Copper earned per Cleaner survived decreased to 25 from 50.

In addition to the reduction in number/size of copper piles, this loss of ~400 copper per chapter adds up to make us feel much poorer.

I tried to Elder boss for the first time and he had some very strange behavior. This was the first time I summoned him.

His altar was right next to the water. 2.5 sides were basically on the coast line with only a small (~1-2 viking width) patch of land between the steps and the water. I did not do any digging or anything nearby.

After summoning, I immediately hit it with fire arrows and it walked into the water up to its waist. I assumed it had some AI to try to put out the fire. It stayed in the water and paced back and forth. It was not attacking me. I switched to normal arrows to try to get it on land. I walked up to the shore and waited, thinking it might come closer. It did shoot a

I know there is an option to "Prevent late join duplicates," which I have selected, but is there a way to prevent dups before you launch or during loading? Since 1.0, I've had several missions where I hosted as, say, gunner and had another gunner join before we launched or during the pre-drop loading screen.

There's nothing wrong with dups, but I prefer the natural collaboration inherent in having a team with unique classes. Having zip lines or platforms available is great and really opens the mission up, but it rarely changes anything to have twice as many of them available.

I'd like to see some additional statistics on the final score screen. I know people like to compete for the final score screen, but that can lead to the gunner and driller both overkilling a swarm corridor to "snipe" kills instead of cooperating efficiently or progressing the mission.

Maybe they can be toggleable via settings or pulled up from a terminal in the space rig, if there is a worry of making the screen too "busy." Ideally this would be shown during some loading screens so that you have more than 10 s to look at it. Maybe only your top 1-2 categories show alongside the current statistics.

• Split kills into small stuff (swarmers, nanocytes, etc.), medium (grunt-sized), and large