u/Elegant-Charity7242

3 Ruby keys + a lore/worldbuilding room INSIDE a food shop.

What do these colored keys even unlock?

The question:

What size (in Litres) do you use or deem ideal?

Have you run into space constraints with your current basket capacity, if ever?

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i am a prospecting air fryer main* who also would be cooking for 1 person only (me).

(*forgive the terminology i here, i mean i intend to use the AF as my primary solution for all it can do)

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(i made a post asking the same before but the replies were more general and household oriented hence i made this one)

Name - Skullcandy Crusher Evo

Condition - 9/10, not used much.

Things for buyers to know - only 1 cosmetic flaw, that is easliy fixable with an earpad swap that costs 499, however,

** i have took off 1,499 off of the price in compensation. **

Accessories - ALL original box and accessories are present.

Bill - Lost, hence, no warranty

Date of purchase - July 2026

Location - Assam

Delivery - Shipping, resellpur escrow, or F2F if in the same city

RFS - Device not needed.

PRICE: 6,899 INR.

negotiable still...

hit me up and lets talk about the process for choosing these cuz i have something you might find interesting

looking for a cpu focused pc (no need for gpu at all and ram can be at least 8 or 16gb ddr5)

cpu should have 8+ cores though

Audiophile setup includes premium IEMs, a DAP, and some upgrade cables and other miscellaneous accessories like eartips all in great condition.

Total used value is 60k.

If you are interested in this extremely niche trade offer, DM me and i shall show you all the relevant details.

I was just thinking about the upcoming Elder Scrolls game, which is obviously definitely in Hammerfell. And I was thinking about the Dwemer. T

he Dwemer clan was segregated from the Morrowind and Skyrim clans in the first era!!!!

The Morrowind and Skyrim clans, we've seen both of them. We saw them in Elder Scrolls 3 and in 5.

But 4 didn't happen because the Dwemer never really occupied Cyrodiil because there was no Aetherium or resources.

They went to Morrowind because of the volcanic energy and, of course, the heart of lorkhan. And some were debating the alliance with the Dark Elves. Some, of course, were so racist that they just left. They left everything, the clan they grew up with. So they are quite a polarizing group of balsy Dwemer.

And I really think that because they're so dandy and eager to be racist, and, well, they're just so racist like a lot of the game almost, they left their clan and joined over, went over to Hammerfell. They went where, the Hammer fell really...xD

And to be honest, this opens up a whole new side of the Dwemer. This is just a whole different Dwemer species altogether, almost.

, this is a whole different clan, all this bronze/golden/steampunk architecture. It might all just change. And if it doesn't, that would be very underwhelming. But I hope it does and bethesda changes it.

And I'm also very interested in the time jump, all the implications on lore, because I'm definitely thinking that there should be a time jump. And maybe there won't be because we're still in big war, so we'll probably be fighting the Aldmeri Dominion, just like Kirkbride mentioned.

Just thinking about the time jump, since every Elder Scrolls game moves the timeline forward. I don’t think this one would feature a large leap, because it would take place during a period of major transition.

I imagine the game—possibly called Sentinel—centers on guarding against the Dominion, and either storyline would ultimately bring the Fourth Era to its end: either through a traditional resolution where we successfully defeat the Thalmor and close out the era in victory, or through a Kirkbride-style cliffhanger where the antagonists effectively win, leaving only the Yokudans outlasting the collapse and surviving as the last remnants of a changed world, with the era ending in ruin rather than triumph.

If it does end in a cliffhanger, our “success” might simply be fulfilling the role of standing sentinel—delaying or resisting the tide rather than stopping it outright. If it instead provides resolution, then I think it could mark the end of the Fourth Era, since Elder Scrolls eras tend to shift after major world-altering events.

In that sense, Sentinel could either conclude the Fourth Era or directly transition us into a new one. Either way, the consequences would be significant, potentially reshaping the political and cultural landscape in drastic ways.

There could also be deeper, even metaphysical implications. In Yokudan lore, for example, there are curved swords said to possess reality-altering power, even described in mythic terms as being able to “split the atom.” Whether literal or symbolic, this suggests we might be engaging with forgotten or mythic forces, possibly reviving or rediscovering lost traditions tied to that heritage.

It’s all speculation, of course. It could just as easily be that another faction is responsible for this resurgence, and we are simply a uniquely gifted individual—similar to how Skyrim positioned the Dragonborn alongside the Greybeards.

At the climax, I imagine something akin to Oblivion: a world-ending crisis, an invasion, and the collapse of a ruling bloodline, followed by a sacrificial act that resolves the immediate threat. In Oblivion, Martin Septim’s sacrifice ended the crisis and ushered in a new era.

A similar structure here would make sense, but on a larger and more consequential scale, fundamentally reshaping the world going forward.

I also really wanna talk about the aesthetic of Yakuda and their culture, and mainly the combat culture. Because the Nords, obviously, we've spent time with them extensively in Skyrim, and we find out that they are extremely proficient—I mean, the ones that are actually good, of course. They're really great warriors, and they're brave. They value a good fight. And they're Nords, you know. They have the voice, the Thu'um, they have a special relation with dragons. They're an all-around cool bunch of people, and they're extremely interesting lore-wise.

And the Yokudans are just equally fascinating. They're another race of humans, obviously, and their culture is very desert-like, which is very interesting. But it gets even better because, just with how the Nords have their dragon worship and everything, and their tombs, which are really so unique and cool, and it's just so fascinating,

the Yokudans are almost just as much because they fucking—I've heard somewhere that they can split a particle with a sword. They have impressive sword arts.

And because a lot of their magic is focused on swords, because, I remember in Skyrim, it was such a spam dialogue: "They got curved swords. Curved swords." They repeat it so many times, and I think that has a lot of significance.

We didn't really know back then, but now we know. Because curved swords, these curved swords are not just metal, sharp blades; they harbor magic.

And I think we're gonna play as this special one who has a greater affinity, just like the Dragonborn has for the Thu'um and everything. And yeah, I'm just thinking it's gonna be crazy—their own arts and sword arts, their magic arts, and everything in Yokudan culture. And of course, all the other people and lore that we're gonna discover in that game. It's gonna be so hype. So excited.

I was just thinking about the upcoming Elder Scrolls game, which is obviously definitely in Hammerfell. And I was thinking about the Dwemer. T

he Dwemer clan was segregated from the Morrowind and Skyrim clans in the first era!!!!

The Morrowind and Skyrim clans, we've seen both of them. We saw them in Elder Scrolls 3 and in 5.

But 4 didn't happen because the Dwemer never really occupied Cyrodiil because there was no Aetherium or resources.

They went to Morrowind because of the volcanic energy and, of course, the heart of lorkhan. And some were debating the alliance with the Dark Elves. Some, of course, were so racist that they just left. They left everything, the clan they grew up with. So they are quite a polarizing group of balsy Dwemer.

And I really think that because they're so dandy and eager to be racist, and, well, they're just so racist like a lot of the game almost, they left their clan and joined over, went over to Hammerfell. They went where, the Hammer fell really...xD

And to be honest, this opens up a whole new side of the Dwemer. This is just a whole different Dwemer species altogether, almost.

, this is a whole different clan, all this bronze/golden/steampunk architecture. It might all just change. And if it doesn't, that would be very underwhelming. But I hope it does and bethesda changes it.

And I'm also very interested in the time jump, all the implications on lore, because I'm definitely thinking that there should be a time jump. And maybe there won't be because we're still in big war, so we'll probably be fighting the Aldmeri Dominion, just like Kirkbride mentioned.

I am 19 years old, and i have riden my hero mig bicycle since i was 12, god knows how many adventures ive had on it... good times.

I want my bike to be able to pull similar adventures...

Even though the bicycle was really an MTB i generally rode on roads and only went off road about 30% of the time exploring little paths stretching for kilometers amidst even larger tea plantations (cha bagan), yes im from assam.

now, functionallity requirements aside, i highly value a long ride with good comfort(low seat). but i also love good maneuverability (quick control and turning) on low speeds ( i am not big on speed, i just enjoy the "simple joy of riding", yk what im saying) but who knows once i get a motor cycle maybe my priorities would shift and i would like a more speedy experience

on my cycle i never really crossed more than 20km/h or maybe higher. but it was tiring. it taught me patience, enjoying a slow burn of a ride, and

BEING INVISIBLE i swear to god these car and truck drivers dont give a flying duck then scrape by 1 inch away from your handle bar without honking like bruh the road is tight at least slow down! but this only happens rarely and im already at farthest corner of the road and the car comes flying at some high speed...

budget - (current, for used bikes) max 40k

future (emi) upto 1.25 lakhs

i have been eyeing a lot of FZ bikes becuase i see them posted for as low as 22k and 35

i've been on Morr F 5 for the last 2/3 years. always paid around 699 for it. and it never failed it.

ordered this instead for the first time. i mean, its same composition.

any other using this here?

this is an extension to the eye/spectator = a player theory.

i believe its layers more investing than that alone!

i have a feeling, the 'player' (main) will be face-scanned and their emotions and micro expressions will be casted for the 'screamer' JUST LIKE we see in the teaser with Sophia Lilis!
And when we switch from 1st person (sophia's POV) to where we see her terrified face, its the POV of the eye! as in the teaser hits truly close to home as to how this game will essentially feel to play!!! it was right in front of us this whole time...

Remember?

"For all Players & Screamers"!!!!!!

Also, think of the very first teaser with sophia, hunter and udo, where they repeated a cryptic line and Sophia went AAAAAAAHH. i think thats JUST LIKE what we'll be doing as we start the game!

This would be a face scan (to then render our faces in engine? might be a reach, but its kojima...)

I mean, just rewatch that teaser, it literally looks like their facial movements and expressions were being sampled and logged into a machine.
Look at the way their faces are captured, its just so clinical and deliberately methodical cinematography (like how their entire body neck down + their shoulders are ommited)

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Why i think this crack pot speculation might not be far fetched-

I mean Kojima already said this is even more unique than Death stranding AND we also know that MANY studios rejected the game, which must mean its got to be complex thing if multiple studio reject a game from Hideo Kojima himself.

We can expect a lot of innovation.

Especially because, look at the new generation and their trends with games

They watch streamers more so than anything. not even gameplay videos on yt (like i did as a kid), but streamers.

Kojima probably is looking into tapping into that dynamic and fully integrating it straight through hardcoding it into the video game it self.