u/False-Sundae-9581

i saw another post like this so i figured i would make one too

i have a lot of singleplayer games on steam that i normally play, but i would also like to have more friends in general because i like to see what other people are playing / sharing. it makes steam feel less dead LOL

i also have multiplayer games! not a ton but i can definitely buy some, and im also down to play some multiplayer games :p

my friend code is 1840840258 and ill accept as long as you arent weird / you dont look too sus

Like the title says, I used picked up this game. My older brother used to play it a ton when it first came out, so I want to get good at it and play it with him one day.

I’ve watched a bunch of YouTube tutorials already but I kind of like to play games and get good at them over time. But even after watching a bunch of tutorials, I kind of have zero clue what I’m doing beyond the basics.

Is this the kind of game where if I just play it over and over again I will understand what’s going on? Or should I read another guide to try and understand wtf I’m doing. It doesn’t seem like a standard progression game which is kinda why I’m asking.

I have all the DLCs and everything. Any tips?

Does anyone know or is it random lol

title

specifically talking about the cultures & contexts core and physical sciences core since those are the two I have left. (if anyone has taken them abroad, please lmk which location and with who 🙏🏻)

Title

I’ve lived internationally for pretty much the entirety of my highschool years. I never really put much thought into studying abroad in university, but everyone around me is telling me I’ll miss out by not going abroad for a semester.

So now I feel like I have really bad FOMO? Should I just do it? I’m going into my junior year, so I feel like I am running out of time to decide.

I’ve been on Adderall for 6-ish months now, and I’m wondering about the food noise suppression. It helps me a lot with seeking that weird dopamine hit you get from snacking. I really despise endless snacking but I feel so desperate for that dopamine hit whenever I’m not on Adderall.

So for people currently on Adderall, I have a few questions, since I haven’t been on it that long:

Does this food noise suppression last long term?

So for example, if you’ve been on it for 2 years, has it been the same suppression for the past 2 years? Or did you have to continuously go up in dosage in order to get that same effect?

And what is the average mg dosage most people end up at? Do people slowly go up in dosage until they find a dosage that works and stay there for a long time? Or do you have to go up eventually, no matter what?

I don’t mind being on Adderall for the rest of my life, lmao. But I’m really worried that these effects won’t last for some reason.

Title

This is a follow up of my last post but I only have the giraffe unlocked and I can’t figure out how to unlock more