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Any recommendations on best way to secure iron from remote sites? I heard smelting at satellite mining outposts is the way to make things compact, but idk how to get coal out there. Do you all just run the coal over by hand then use a buffer? Is a train worth the effort? Haven’t tried trains yet. Thank you!

Do they actually make a difference?

I don’t know a ton about this stuff, but I don’t see why I shouldn’t just prioritize getting the cheapest brand card available at a given time for a particular GPU model. It seems like they differ a bit by their factory overlocking (which I imagine can be adjusted manually anyways in BIOS?) and cooling?

Returned after 10+ years on fresh account. I’ve almost beaten the Prophecies campaign with a Warrior. I own all versions of the game.

What’s a good early goal to work towards? I’m considering making an assassin for factions and a dervish for nightfall and to finish respective campaigns.

I don’t really understand any of the endgame farming or hard mode content.

Combat, mage, or stealth?

I know it goes much deeper with all the customizability of skills and stuff.

Thanks 🙏

Oblivion is my #1 game of all time. Maybe it’s just nostalgia, but I loved the mix of quirky jankiness, unique questlines, and immense exploration. Shivering Isles is chef’s kiss, and mods like Midas magic were a fun way to add depth.

I played Skyrim when it first came out, and it didn’t have that same feel. The quests didn’t feel like they had as much soul in their writing. Maybe I should give it another try now that a bajillion mods are out.

Also considering the Fallout games.

Thank you!

I’d love your thoughts on this!

Never played a Fallout game before, but the success of the show and reflecting on my great memories playing Oblivion and Skyrim once upon a time brought me here.

As a disclaimer, I generally enjoy hard games and have a background in FPS and dark-souls style games.

I’ve read that some people consider survival mode to be the purest, most immersive way to enjoy the game “as it was intended”. Am I setting myself up for failure or too frustrating of an experience?

Ideally, I’d like to avoid spoilers by over-planning for it or relying on outside resources like a wiki.

Some have mentioned a mod that allows for quick saves, which supposedly makes the experienc

I’d love your thoughts on this!

Never played a Fallout game before, but the success of the show and reflecting on my great memories playing Oblivion and Skyrim once upon a time brought me here.

As a disclaimer, I generally enjoy hard games and have a background in FPS and dark-souls style games.

I’ve read that some people consider survival mode to be the purest, most immersive way to enjoy the game “as it was intended”. Am I setting myself up for failure or too frustrating of an experience?

Ideally, I’d like to avoid spoilers by over-planning for it or relying on outside resources like a wiki.

Some have mentioned a mod that allows for quick saves, which supposedly makes the experienc

I’d love your thoughts on this!

Never played a Fallout game before, but the success of the show and reflecting on my great memories playing Oblivion and Skyrim once upon a time brought me here.

As a disclaimer, I generally enjoy hard games and have a background in FPS and dark-souls style games.

I’ve read that some people consider survival mode to be the purest, most immersive way to enjoy the game “as it was intended”. Am I setting myself up for failure or too frustrating of an experience?

Ideally, I’d like to avoid spoilers by over-planning for it or relying on outside resources like a wiki.

Some have mentioned a mod that allows for quick saves, which supposedly makes the experienc

This happening to others? I honestly feel like a decent amount of the beta realm content is unplayable.

Especially when I’m fighting event bosses like the lich king, I rubber band super hard and often dc. Rubber banding happens way more often than in the old realms. It is particularly triggered by certain events with lots of adds spawning.

I know this is likely server sided since I run 1GHz Ethernet on a pretty good PC.

Such as pushing more, different fighting tactics, etc. Or does it simply alter stats like reaction time, accuracy, etc.?

Hello!

Can someone give me things to think about with regards to incorporating modes?

I currently see modes (e.g. D Dorian) as simply a different starting point within a major scale (C major), but I’m not sure how to use them differently to achieve a modal feel.

Does one simply establish a different tonic to play within a mode? So in the example above, that would involve revolving around D as the center or home base?

I guess I’m confused on how to actual start composing/playing within a mode.

Thanks for your help!

Edit: thanks everyone for their advice and input :)

King fight in particular takes a lot longer now and is my main complaint, but minions clearing is too long also in my opinion. It honestly felt like it was in a better spot before the change and debatably still took too long then to run the entire dungeon.

Edit: also want to add that exalting atk takes FOREVER. Definitely worth looking into.

I basically cycle through songs in my spotify and try to play the melodies. I feel like I have a tendency to just guess and check, which I don't think is helping much, so I've been trying to slow down and consciously decide which notes to play. I hear that humming the notes helps, too, which I've been doing. I consistently hit intervals with those training apps, but I kind of abandoned them after months of practice due to not having much to show for it.

Hitting chords is a whole other story... I can workout the basic notes and quality (major/minor at times).

Just got the finished gun. Woot.

How’s Exit the Gungeon?

Any word on development updates for Enter the Gungeon?

I have woken up in SP numerous times throughout the years (not much lately), but I’ve only voluntarily gotten into SP a couple of times.

Lately, I’ve been trying to do the wake back to bed technique. I try to transition to my back or side about a minute after waking because I don’t have issues staying conscious and don’t want to wake up my body too much.

I find my body gets mildly heavier with some light tingling or numbness after lying still for 30mins-1hr. It’s not true, full sleep paralysis though. No hypnagogic imagery, intense vibrations, weighted blanket feeling, or auditory hallucinations.

Does anyone have any advice on what to focus on? How do I go deeper?

What do you think abo