The riot client only lets me repair the files but when it finishes it just asks me if I want to repair the files again. I've restarted it and tried deleting and reinstalling but it just doesn't seem to want to work.
I'm a teen living alone. I feel tired all the time and cooking takes so long and eating takes like 2 seconds. I want to be healthier but it feels hard when cooking more than one thing separately takes exponentially more time and effort. It's a bit different if I can reheat food after though for the next few days. What are some healthy meals I can eat and afford that are either very quick and easy to prepare or that are easily meal prepped and tasty on future dining's?
I'm a teen living alone. I feel tired all the time and cooking takes so long and eating takes like 2 seconds. I want to be healthier but it feels hard when cooking more than one thing separately takes exponentially more time and effort. It's a bit different if I can reheat food after though for the next few days. What are some healthy meals I can eat and afford that are either very quick and easy to prepare or that are easily meal prepped and tasty on future dining's?
It's as the title says, he has windows 10 and to get 11 he would need a whole new PC. Is there a way he could play? He said that a year ago or so he couldn't download the vanguard thing.
I'm wanting to help my friend get a pc working. He has one already that we want to move some parts over for namely the graphics card and ram. It's going to need to be very budget with everything else needing to stay at the 300$ total on the top end. I'm not really sure what I'm doing and so far I've put a couple of things together into this website to see if some things are compatible and I'm not really sure what to do next. Like what I can cannibalize from his old computer and what should get replaced. We got the graphics card not realizing it wouldn't fit the motherboard and his cpu is so old it can't run the new windows.
this is the link: https://pcpartpicker.com/list/6x8HRv
I will search things on reddit or youtube trying to figure out how to really play in the first place but I feel like it's not informing me on what I want to know. Like when to play for objectives and what that even means. I've been playing for a little bit but I don't really know how to influence the game or be coordinated with my team. I don't know wave management or when to roam or anything like that. I'm not asking for answers to these things, rather, what recourses would I go to to learn this stuff?
I have an Epson ET and I have printed proxies before. I've tried many methods but the closest I can get to something that's fine is using double sided glossy photo paper and laminating that. Put that in a sleeve and it looks okay. The main issue is sometimes white text can be hard to read as well as the card as a whole tends to feel a bit dark and hard to make out details. Do you guys have any advice for either materials or software settings? Maybe a website that would work better?
I'm a relatively new player to wizard 101 having played when I was younger I started playing a bit ago and now have a level 42 death wizard. I know that you can get an exclusive pet and a deck that gives you more pips for participating in the deckathalon event but I'm a bit lost on how to best do it at my level. People on youtube and such are talking about socketing jewels and using you "deckathalon pet" but that's stuff I don't have access to. Is this the type of thing I can't do until I get a higher level character? I'd like the deck giving me more pips because it would help with coach potato farming.