I accidentally sold my enigma to Ormus

I had finally made my enigma on SCL. It was all thanks to a good loot I had that allowed me to get Jah & Ber.

I was farming Mephisto, and a POS armor dropped, and so I wanted to sell it to Ormus.

I was sleepy. I think I pressed shift+left click on the armor to sell it, but it obviously went on my body. And so I know I did CTRL+left click on my Enigma in my stash. Don’t ask me why. Ormus ate my enigma. I could not buy it back. And then I started to cry. I am still crying.

How does one recover from this? I don’t even have enough strength to wear anything that I wore prior to Ormus destroying my hopes and dreams. I cannot fathom not having enigma anymore. But here I am, as humble as ever.

I hate Ormus.

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u/CartographerMore5116 — 3 days ago

Help a noob out again: What are items you should always loot?

I always loot charms, beige-named items, gems, and runes. I am however questioning the value and usefulness of large charms at this point.

I’m tired of hoarding, but I’m also scared of missing out on something valuable (or potentially valuable), or even discarding something I thought held no value.

Correct me if I’m wrong, but it seems that some items with yellow or even blue names are non-negotiable. And what about green-named items?

So, I’m curious: which items would you always pick up, assuming they might be valuable or are valuable altogether? I’ve also learned about the loot filter. What should be filtered out?

Is there a guide to help with this? Or must I look up every single item on Traderie to know their value?

Help a noob out! I’m slowly becoming less of one. Thank you all.

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u/CartographerMore5116 — 1 month ago
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I want to cry

I have arachnophobia to begin with. Am I super lucky to not have been bitten by one of these yet, or very unlucky that I keep finding them on things I handle frequently?

Do not let yourself be fooled. It is merely playing dead. Very much alive. These widows are amazing actresses.

For the ones wondering, this beauty is a black widow located in the state of Florida.

u/CartographerMore5116 — 1 month ago

Noob questions: first, would anyone ever use this type of dagger?

Like many of you, I stopped playing for years. And 12 years later, here I am again. I was a noob then and am still a noob now. Also, this is my first ladder. Working on it!

I just looted this dagger, and at first glance, I would throw this away. At the same time, I’ve recently learnt that eth equipment is actually sought after, and ED is important.

But I don’t know what type of character or build would need this. Would anyone even use this with any character?

Finally, I hoard a lot of equipment because I think it’s good, but lesser noobs tell me that I’m poor and embarrassing for keeping what I keep. So I listen to them and keep trying to become more knowledgeable.

I really don’t want to be annoying with my questions, but when is it wrong or frowned upon to ask for the value of things aka price check on this sub?

Thanks for helping a noob out.

u/CartographerMore5116 — 2 months ago

Driving alone in complete silence is the best way to drive

Driving alone in silence feels like it’s you against the world. It’s almost euphoric.

When you drive with someone, you have to consider them. Maybe they want music. Even worse, they want to play country music and you absolutely despise it. Maybe they want to listen to horrible podcasts that make your ears bleed. Maybe they need (or feel the need) to make a phone call. Basically, maybe they need to do things you wish you weren’t there for. But you’re stuck in the driver’s seat.

Sure, they can use headphones. But now you’re basically sitting beside someone that isn’t present. You’re alone without getting the freedom of actually being alone. It’s the worst of both worlds. Then comes the time where they need to go to the bathroom after we just passed the service/rest area.

Driving alone means you don’t need to accommodate anyone, and you don’t feel the need to fill any silence. You’re just totally alone in your thoughts.

While music can be nice on rare occasions, total silence and freedom in your own car is the best way to drive. What a way to feel alive.

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u/CartographerMore5116 — 2 months ago

Beginner looking for swing feedback after 3 lessons

I posted my swing here about two months ago and got the infamous wtf gif. Honestly, I had the same reaction, so fair enough.

I’m still a beginner and probably a little too obsessed with getting better. I’ve taken three lessons since then, which helped a lot, but I still feel like I come down too much with my arms. Correct me if I’m wrong.

Not too long ago, I was making the worst slices you would’ve ever seen. The coach just told me to “hit more balls.” I’m curious about what you guys think about this advice. I may be wrong, but I’m concerned it might make bad habits tougher to break.

Right now I’m struggling with tops and hooks. Apparently I just move from one problem to another, which at least keeps it interesting.
Any feedback would be greatly appreciated!

u/CartographerMore5116 — 3 months ago

Help me suck less

Edit: I posted a video of this beauty https://www.reddit.com/r/GolfSwing/s/yXAnr0Fstq

I have about a year’s worth of experience playing. I’m the epitome of inconsistency. I once sliced the ball so hard it went on the other fairway, brought it back behind the green & chipped it into the hole on a par 4. But then proceed at playing double pars.

But what looks consistent to me is the look of my backswing & downswing.

Can someone explain why my downswing looks like this? Or anything else that’s wrong? I’m having a lesson today and I’m curious to know what you guys think

u/CartographerMore5116 — 4 months ago

Don’t get me wrong, I love spicy food. I love hot sauce, chili, jalapeños, spicy mayo, you name it.

But buffalo sauce specifically is disgusting. It’s not even that spicy, it just tastes like sour vinegar and creamy arm pits.

I genuinely do not understand why it became the classic wing flavor when there are so many other better options.

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u/CartographerMore5116 — 6 months ago