u/Fat-lard246

I read that ECL is all you need for exploring and PALE for quests but it was really old and I was training my dwellers as much as possible thinking that it'd be helpful, that strength and agility were both important for fighting in general...

Smart characters fight eachother with their brains, one pulls out their legendary ancestors strategy, leaving the other person mentally crippled

i think it's about warfare, like chess 2 or something idk

this is out of our laziness. I've built all training rooms, which end stat should I bother getting a dweller I'm gonna keep in a room to? and you don't need to give dwellers max in every stat so which ones should I not bother with?

I know that intelligence and charisma isn't as useful as the rest, should you not bother training them at all? it's easy enough to get my dwellers to 7 or 8 in the other stats, I want them to start being useful already

My motherboard has built in wifi with a little antenna, aurus b650. it suddenly stopped showing wifi capabilities, the option disappeared and it says no Internet connection. I can't easily connect it to Ethernet otherwise I'd use that instead, until now its never done this and it's strange that it would stop now rather than straight after I reset it. this happened while I was installing drivers from gigabyte control center, I've tried resetting it a few times but that's not fixing it

windows 11, ryzen 7700. I reset it because it looked like it was compromised

can't tether wifi or hotspot from my phone, that section in settings is gone

edit: nevermind it fixed itself, tethering works now

there's subreddits called progression fantasy, cozy fantasy, litrpg. is there some genre that excludes these for people who don't like them?

I look at reviews of books before I try them and I've got to read why people like/dislike it. People who like rpg might also like mistborn, but dislike red rising because the power system isn't very progressable

test is at 1pm

say, you're forward or reverse parking, can you just rawdog it and even if it's smack middle on the line, can you drive/reverse out and fix it? in that case the parking would be easy

for parallel, can you do the same? do it such that there's too big a gap so you over reverse the fix it going forward? do that twice?

for reversing, I know it's supposed to be the easiest but I've sometimes found myself unintentionally leaning towards the pavement, and when you do that enough oh boy (your front and back tires are right next to the pavement so you'll need to drive forward to get the gap back)