u/Forward_Rope_5598

Hi!

New to h3, I've played through the main campaign and some dlc on h2 using fheroes. Enjoyable for the most part, with some parts being completely busted due to the AI and needing walkthroughs and exploits to even stand the slightest chance.

I have a 4hr flight coming up and would like to install heroes 3 on my android phone first. However I also want to be able to play on my pc and ideally transfer the saves back and forth easily.

People have a lot of opposing opinions on VCMI vs the HD mod and HOTA. I understand VCMI is the easiest way to set up mobile but will go through an emulator if the gameplay is significantly better. What I care about is a reasonably well balanced campaign (can be hard but not needs-a-step-by-step-tutorial hard), and I guess if I enjoy the game a lot, playing random maps and mods.

With so many versions of the game it's a bit confusing. Which version do people who have played the game reckon fits my intentions the best?

We are driving up from Portugal on the 11th. I've found some good accommodations a bit north of Madrid, a bit outside the path of totality, that still have very good prices on rooms. I'm thinking if we leave in the ludicrously early hours of the morning we should be able to reach most of the path of totality before the traffic gets too crazy and find a good spot to hunker down, with time to spare if the weather shifts. But I'm so unsure of the traffic, should I be reserving a room in the north and south, too, in case of heavy clouds? What are you guys doing?

Hi!

Over the years I've used various combinations of cleaners, toners, moisturisers, including prescription ones + prescription pills as a teen. Since discontinuing the prescriptions I've never really been thrilled with my skin. My best period in the past 10+ years I used a pretty basic grocery store cleanser and a toner with a lot of alcohol in it. Just mentioning it because most people would get hella dry using that, and I didn't at all, nor did I have excess oil production during the day. If I could remember the brand I might buy it again...

Currently using the cerave blemish cleanser every night, and bioderma sebium lotion toner and benzacare microbiome equaliser moisturiser when I remember. I have not used this regularly or long enough to know if it works. I suck at remembering the post shower skin care and only recently started the cerave.

What I'm wondering is, I bought a 10% glycolic acid toner from the inkey list to reduce bumps after hair removal (def works!).

I've been using it on my face as well, daily at night, and been seeing way less acne with it already after a week. However my understanding is this, especially in combination with the SA in the cerave, is pretty much a nuclear option for the face and might fuck up my skin barrier long term if used too frequently. How worried should I be about it? I've seen absolutely zero irritation or dryness. In fact I've never had any dryness or itchiness in my face at any point ever. And only redness from acne as far as irritation goes. Can I just watch out for irritation and lessen the frequency if it happens, without screwing up my skin barrier?

Also would love recommendations for sunscreen for skin like mine. The greasy basic nivea kids sunscreen I use everywhere else does not do my face any favours...

I used 3 regularly for a year or so but didn't see much improvement outside of calves. My calves are still sparser than they were before though, I think, after not using it for a couple of years.

But I had absolutely no reduction under arms or bikini zone even with multiple zaps and multiple weekly sessions. I saw someone sell a barely used one for pretty cheap so I impulsively nabbed it. Anyone had the 5 work where the 3 didn't so I can feel better about myself?

I'm white as a sheet of paper with dark hair so it SHOULD logically work pretty well...

Gonna be driving Norway > Portugal and flying back in a couple weeks time and I really need to be able to rest my head while upright. Would prefer to be able to comfortably wear my headset at the same time (soundcore space 1). Been looking at the cabeau options but they look like they go all the way up to the ear and would push the headset out of place which would negate the sound cancellation and render them useless. But I'm not sure if it's even realistic to be able to use both since they're quite bulky.

I will be living alone from mid August for the first time in my life. Currently my partner takes care of most cooking and cleaning.

I've bought a roomba with a mopping function and I can already tell that it will be hugely useful. It doesn't do much with other surfaces though. I'm thinking of a steam cleaner?

Other tips?