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New in Trier & looking for gaming buddies! / Neu in Trier & suche Leute zum Zocken 🎮

Hey everyone!

I moved to Trier a little while ago to do my Master's, and I'd love to meet some new people and make some friends in the city.

I'm currently looking for people to play games together. I'm down to play multiplayer games like Apex Legends or Call of Duty. I also play a lot of TEKKEN 7, Mortal Kombat 11, and Need for Speed, so if you're into fighting or racing games, that's a huge plus!

Besides gaming and studying, I’m a big anime fan (especially One Piece) and I listen to a lot of Hip-Hop.

My German is "okay" right now (I'm around a B1/B2 level and still learning!), so I'm happy to practice my German or just chat in English. If you're down to game online or maybe grab a coffee sometime, feel free to send me a message or leave a comment!

Valorant ID: Harry21t#2154 Overwatch: Harry21t#1892

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u/Harry21t — 7 days ago
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Hallo Leute, ich bin ganz neu in Trier. Ich bin hier für meinen Masterstudiengang in Interdisciplinary Engineering an der Hochschule. Die Auswahl an SIM-Karten und Tarifen verwirrt mich etwas. Da ich Student bin und noch kein WLAN zu Hause habe, brauche ich einen günstigen, aber zuverlässigen Handytarif. Könnt ihr mir etwas empfehlen? Vielen Dank im Voraus!

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u/Harry21t — 2 months ago
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Hey everyone,

Edited:(Video link is in the comment section)video link

I recently moved to Trier from abroad to start my Master's in Engineering, and I just got the keys to my new place! It’s a möbliert (furnished) WG Zimmer (shared apartment room).

Since it’s my first time setting up a room here, I’m feeling a bit lost on how to arrange everything. I’m attaching some photos and a video so you can get a feel for the space.

As you can see, the room comes with some bulky existing furniture:

A massive wooden wardrobe/shelving unit that takes up a lot of wall space. A small white desk. A single bed and a big mattress.

What I need help with:

The Bed Dilemma: Should I just buy a bigger bed frame? If I do that, do you think I could repurpose the current, smaller bed as a sofa/seating area? Or would that make the room way too cramped?

Layout: Where should I actually place the bed(s) and the desk? Right now, everything feels a bit randomly placed.

Maximizing Space: How can I best utilize that giant wooden shelving unit without it looking cluttered? Right now my pots, pans, and groceries are just living on it.

Comfort & Vibe: The room feels pretty bare and clinical right now. I’ll be spending a lot of time here studying and chilling (big anime and hip-hop fan, so I'd love to display some posters or set up a nice speaker vibe eventually). What are some affordable ways to make this space feel warm and comfortable?

I’m open to any rearranging ideas, storage hacks, or suggestions for cheap additions (rugs, lamps, plants) I should pick up.

Thanks in advance for the help.

u/Harry21t — 2 months ago