First time playing the game ever and I decided to do a lone wolf run as it seemed the most interesting to me. How am I doing given the day number (am I on track, behind, ahead)?
I’m completely new to playing Lone Wolf and as such unsure what perks to pick and what build to go into. If you have any idea what direction I should go in and what perks I should pick at each level I would really appreciate it.
After finally beating KCD2 I am looking for another game set in medieval times but one that’s turn based. I really enjoyed BG3, Dos2, and Rogue Trader for reference but I’m looking for a turn based game that’s maybe more grounded kind of like KCD2. So if anyone knows of any games like that I’d love to hear of them.
After finally beating KCD2 I am looking for another game set in medieval times but one that’s turn based. I really enjoyed BG3, Dos2, and Rogue Trader for reference but I’m looking for a turn based game that’s maybe more grounded kind of like KCD2. So if anyone knows of any games like that I’d love to hear of them.
Had my repair surgery for a bucket handle tear 4 and a half months ago. It took me about 3 months before I was able to fully return to soccer and thus far things have been going great. In fact I’ve been able to play through scrimmages with minimal pain in my knee. However I need to run a 14 minute 2 mile for tryouts and while I’ve been able to get to 15 minutes my times are incredibly inconsistent and a lot of the time I have to stop due to pain. Got about a little less than 2 weeks before tryouts. Does anyone have any tips?
Sauron, the Dark Lord is the commander and this is the deck list https://manabox.app/decks/AZwgLakndCafnKrldQmizw. I absolutely love the idea of having a Tolkien only deck and if there are any good includes from the Hobbit set I want to add them. Also if you have any idea as to how I can make the deck better using only LOTR cards then let me know (I tend to get whooped when I use this so if the more I can upgrade it the better). Lastly while I care about the villain vibe that I have if it upgrades the deck and is from the Hobbit or LOTR set I don’t mind if the card isn’t a villain.
I had a pretty rough junior year as I broke my ankle and tore my meniscus and ended up with a 91 unweighted gpa (in 4 ap classes). Unfortunately my teacher in one of my APs grades very harshly and I had an 80 in his class while all my other grades were high. Cumulatively I have a gpa unweighted of about a 94 but junior year this is quite low. While gpa is only one factor in college admissions can I still be competitive to big schools despite this low gpa junior year? Also if I were to have a 4.0 gpa the first two quarters of senior year would it help? I got a 1520 on the SAT and I was in a bunch of extracurriculars along with sports though nothing insane. For reference I would really hope to get into a school like Middlebury.
During last year’s season I tore my meniscus and I won’t be able to sprint again until August. I am however now able to jog and practice soccer just without sprinting. I really need to be match fit or as close to match fit come August as I play fullback and need to be in shape in order to play. I was wondering what exercises I could do everyday/every-week in order to get into as good shape as possible.
After tearing my meniscus I had to get a repair surgery as I had a bucket handle tear. Afterward he told me my knee was stable and that I didn’t need a brace but I needed to be non weight bearing for 6 weeks. After those six weeks he told me that I will be able to start walking and then after another month or month and a half I will be able to go back to soccer. I’m sure that this varies case to case but doesn’t this seem a bit unrealistic considering the severity of my injury?
I am about three weeks post op from my meniscus repair surgery and I was told to be none weight bearing for six weeks. While I have followed this as best I can there has been one or two instances where a little weight was put on my knee. I’ve never heard anything like this before and it just started after sitting down and putting a little weight on it by accident. I’ve also seen a lot of conflicting stories about this sort of thing so I was wondering if anyone knows what’s happening. Also if there is a device failure will I have to restart?