u/Deviant_christian

I had to pull honey early this year because I was out of equipment. I was able to get a fair bit and it was the lowest moisture I had ever pulled. 15%! normally I'm riding 17+. I pulled honeyu last summer that was 19%, couldn't feed it all back to them so I kept some for cooking/tea and froze the rest.

I've decided to blend the batches. I'm running it all back through my 400 micron filter. I am mixing it with a mead paddle that I washed, sanitized and dried. I am being careful to push down the wetter honey on top and pull up drier honey from the bottom.

I've mixed half of it. Any critiques/reccomendations? I am going to let it settle for a few hours and take a new reading before mixing the rest. My predicted percentage is 16.7% If I could have predicted these numbers out of the gate I would have blended it in during extraction.

I already have it unlocked in the tier tree but it doesn't appear in the crafting bench. I just started my first open world mission. And it prompts me to build one.

Not sure how to fix this. This seems to be a long standing issue in the game that if you miss more than one major update your game gets soft locked. I haven't tried creating a new character, that used to fix a lot of bugs.

I played the beta weekends way back when. Even from launch to when I last played the game is basically unrecognizable. Now I’m wondering how much it has changed since last year. Pretty much I had almost finished the STYX missions but hadn’t done much on the third map.

Anything absolutely game changing or just lots of QOL and late game content? Any videos you can link to catch me up?

I have already seen two rheumatologists. One refused to treat me. One treated me for gout and now is treating me for rheumatoid arthritis. The latter has not diagnosed me with RA because my bloodwork is fine. He has been treating me for about 16 months.

He referred me to a university hospital that may have better luck diagnosing me with more tests. However I just discovered that the doctor they assigned me to is the least experienced in the office. No accolades/ condition expertise, has only been practicing 7 years.

Should I insist on seeing a more experienced doctor? This would likely set me back months to see someone. On the other hand I am driving hours to see a “better” doctor, shouldn’t it be one of the better ones there?

Edit: I feel relieved by the comments I see so far.

I pretty much have only ever done Luxury or economy on any passenger mission, But it seems like there's a lot of business class missions (Damn tourists). For good pay. Has anyone cracked what the maximum productivity is yet? Buisness v economy, first vs further stations?

I also usually can pickup missions with <50 people to fill the cabin, but that doesnt seem to be the case. I think its because they arent all going to the same place..