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I helldive often, but I have a group of casual friends who play a couple times a week. Sometimes they’ll take a month or two break from the game and come back when there’s a new warbond or something, they don’t really keep track.

Unprompted from me, in our last sessions they have straight up asked to play a different game after some frustrating sessions. They complained that weapons they pick just were so ineffective, they were tired of getting ragdollled with no counter play to the impaler. We used to run difficulty 9, we dropped down to 7 for a shoot bugs and chill vibe and even that was just not fun.

This was without knowing about the patch nerfs (I told them about the impaler and the

Think that given the increased compitition from other auto companies, and poor sales the past quarter, that we might see some price cuts on MX? Gauging whether to order soon or hold off until the end of this quarter.

Thank you!

Been spending hours tweaking mine and just feel like something is always off. Looking for inspiration from people here on what they have seen that they’ve really liked.

I mostly raid / m+, so that’s what I care most about.

My original charger never charged my deck. I assumed it arrived broken. Valve was kind and sent me a replacement. The replacement worked for a few days, but has now also stopped charging my deck. Non deck chargers work (but charge slowly). Anyone else had problems with their chargers?

I'm so tired of having to constantly zoom out on the campaign map, because it zooms in for certain actions all the time. I just want it to not change unless I change it. Does anyone know how to accomplish this?

Hey all, asking this question because the web has mixed answers here. If I have a reasonably maxed character, but want to switch to a different class, what do I have to regrind? The tutorial missions? The seasonal quest? Unlocking stasis? All of the above?

Appreciate folks letting me and others know.

I played a ton when this game came out, but am only level 40. I want to get to endgame and start grinding expertise. What's the most efficient way to level? Should I be training crafting skills as well?

Hey all, thanks in advance for the advice.

Before YNAB I would transfer some amount of money every month into an individual account that I owned and the same amount to an account my wife owned. We would use this for guilt free shopping for whatever we wanted, and would transfer it back to our main joint account when we spent from it. We'd buy on credit cards (the same ones for general family spending) and those credit cards would be paid from the main, join account.

How can I recreate this in YNAB? Would it be the monthly savings builder category? I want to contribute X amount every month, and make sure unused funds can be saved for the next month so that we can save for large purchases.

Hey all! Like all of us, looking to budget my life more. I'm coming up on the end of my trial, and torn on renewing.

My main complaint is having to log transactions. I buy everything on CC's, and sit down with my wife and reconcile my spending into categories biweekly. Does anyone else just do this?

Fortunately, I'm a high earner. I'm not looking to be able to make next months rent (anymore, for anyone in that position - stay strong!) but rather 1) find out exactly where our money is going every month, 2) track my net worth over time, and 3) plan spending for big ticket items like vacations, etc.

Is YNAB a good tool for this?

Playing with mostly very high but lowered shadows / water, I'm kind of annoyed that I'm getting 50 fps in areas that aren't really crowded. I'm playing at 144hz.

How about everyone else?