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Finished Amur three days ago and thought "Hey Don! Small maps, only two of em - how bad can it be?" After about an hour of the BS terrain + debris I decided I was gonna speedrun it into Maine.

Amur was difficult but so damn rewarding in every way. Don was just..frustrating & annoying the entire time. No wonder Tatras suck in the game, have y'all seen the state of that production plant?

Did you also find Don to be as annoying as I did? Or am I being dramatic here? Anyhow, onto Maine my friends 😎 any tips other than fix garage/build fleet before moving?

Before I got to Amur, I'd built it up as this monstrous, borderline miserable map that was absolutely going to break me. From all I observed in this community - along with numerous YouTube videos - it had a notorious reputation (rightfully so) for being the hardest map in SnowRunner..and I went in expecting the worst after easy breezy Wisconsin.

But I've been genuinely loving every moment. This is peak Snowrunner and I'll roll over five times + die on this hill. The deep snow & ice, gnarly terrains, insane routes, and constant fuel management make everything feel like an expedition. I love that it has forced me to slow down and think about what I'm doing, more than ever. I love that I'm forced to truck in the Tatarin on an evacuator because good luck finding a fuel station where you need it.

To my Dear Northern Aegis Installation, I will never complain about another map's difficulty after what you're putting me through. You've 100% earned my respect as the toughest region I’ve played to date, bar none. Some may call it nightmarish, brutal, etc. but a map/challenges like this has only deepened my love for the game. The routes are bonkers, the terrain in some portions has illicited an audible "WTF is this?!" from me..a few times.

That said, I can't help but feel that this is where Amur's true beauty lies..Is it frustrating as hell at times? Absolutely. But honestly, I think that’s what makes Amur so damn satisfying to me. Every brutal challenge that you break through to the other side, is what makes it that much more rewarding. And after everything it’s put me through, I can confidently say Amur has easily become one of my favorite regions in the game to date.

Hands down the best spot I've found on Golden Ridge Reserve for diamond lake trout (included marker on map). Sure, other fish are much faster catches but I've really been enjoying the fight these lake trout put up.

Setup - 1/0 jig with a worm, chum with pro performance, jigging all the way to the bottom then reel at 2x speed. Guaranteed gold and above!

Finally wrapped up Wisconsin today. I went in expecting another region to grind through, after surviving Yukon, but this map quickly ended up being loved by me. Included some fun shots I finally remembered to take.

The scenery, the open highways, and the way the contracts flowed for me genuinely made it an enjoyable map. It definitely stands out as a favorite of mine, with what I've completed thus far (going in chronological order). This post is kinda bittersweet in that sense, considering that Amur is next up on the list.

Curious where everyone ranks Wisconsin compared to the other regions? And on that note, any pro tips from our Snowrunner veterans here for Amur? I'm fully expecting a hard time there.

Can we chill with the reposts? This is way out of hand - did the mods get paid off by Skurka to look the other way or what??

The same posts are getting recycled hours apart, turning the sub into a karma farm instead of a place for original shitposts.

This sub used to be funny as fuck because people actually made new content. Now it’s just reposts, low effort garbage (looking at you 10lb North Face tent guy) and Durston bot agents slowly killing the jerk. We can do better than this nonsense.

So you know that part where you’ve spread the tent (dome 2) out on the ground and you putting the poles together. Then you’re holding the center of one end and one leg of the pole spider, and you’re going to put that leg into the tent / fly corner. When all of a sudden the pole on the other side makes a clunking noise and you look over and it’s collapsed under its own weight?

What do I do now ?!

Photo is after I attached all the tent clips, because I needed the tent to hold up for the last night of my trip. It did because of the sheathing but now I need a new pole. Not sure what my options are. My tent didn’t come with a sleeve to mend it in the wild.

2 months in the shop for warranty work..During prime riding season in SoCal. Parts backordered til end of August. I'm fuckin dying over here and wanted to share, even though this isn't super gay

Dale's arrogant, always picking fights with others, and a general nuisance in Colony House if you ask me. Love him or hate him, I think we can thank him for an unforgettable Fromville moment.

Curious to hear people's favorite scenes in the show that also had *interesting* outcomes 🤣

This account was ragebaiting with horrendous driving for the last two weeks. Thankfully, with this community's efforts/reports - Reddit Admins stepped in I guess and gave them a sitewide ban.

All 4 seasons could've been a single email

Season 1 - find tree, build tower, dig hole, house fall

Season 2 - three people in a coma, Tabby gets pushed out a lighthouse

Season 3 - smiley reborn, anghkooey

Season 4 - MiY trolling everyone, bones in a cave, Fatima becomes a monster.

But they're definitely gonna wrap all this up in 10 episodes, right?? 🥴

Edit - my consensus after going at this for nearly a week is that the Google home app is no longer useful like it once was. I shouldn't have to jump through hoops to achieve SUCH A SIMPLE TASK. Especially when these speakers working FLAWLESSLY for years, until Gemini came in and essentially bricked my devices.

I don't know what Google changed in their Home App updates, but it's effectively bricked my original home mini. Never had any issues until recently and pulling out hairs to get this thing to connect.

Is this simply planned obsolescence doing what it's intended to do? Or has the process to connect the simplest speaker too much for Google Home these days?? I have three of them and they are all useless now.

https://imgur.com/a/FLJUFhu

Hey all, thought I'd get around to building this one but never got around to it. Current MSRP is $160 so I've priced accordingly.

I prefer local pickup vs. shipping. BNIB, all seals intact, have receipts for purchase as well.

Asking $120 for local pickup in San Fernando Valley, or $120+shipping to lower 48.