u/Howitzeronfire

Odeio vender usados.

Sempre acho que to sendo feito de otario quando abaixo o preço, mas com preço que acho justo, ninguem quer.

Quero dar um upgrade na minha impressora pra imprimir multi cores mas sem gastar tanto, e sem ocupar muito espaço.

A que vi que mais atende esses requisitos é a Anycubic S1 mas eu pessoalmente nao conheço muito sobre essa marca

My girlfriend has shown interest in playing Ark Nova today and we played a couple turns but the rules overhead and the amount of choice and options was overwhelming.

She enjoys games like Forest Shuffle and Wingspan and Harmonies.

I dont really have a game with medium complexity between those and Ark Nova and SETI and Gaia, so I am wondering how you guys eased the transition between light and heavy games with partners and friends?

For now, I will try showing her Earthborne Rangers but I dont think we will get too far into it

I have been slowly getting into Euros and I am realizing I really like them.

However, I have only a small 1m diameter round table to play and its not too often when I am feeling like setting up and playing games that take over my entire table and a bit more.

So I am looking for a good euro I can play solo that is a bit easier to put on the table.

Currently I have and reeeeally like SETI, Ark Nova and Project Gaia.

SETI seems like it could become my favorite but its the worst in the table presence aspect.

I have a pretty solid collection for my tastes, with some heavier euros, some longer campaign games and some quicker that still have some crunch.

However these past few weeks I have been getting pretty tired after work and the gym and when I have free time, I dont really feel like playing any of them, specially if it requires to much thinking.

My go to in these moments is Coffee Roaster but not always on the mood.

So I am looking for a quick game that doesnt really require too much brain power and setup time.

Below is a list of my collection:

Ark Nova

Arkham Horror: The Card Game

Arkham Horror: The Card Game

Azul

Coffee Roaster

Dnup

Dragons of Etchinstone

Earthborne Rangers

The Elder Scrolls: Betrayal of the Second Era

Eldritch Horror

Exploding Kittens

Final Girl

FlipToons

Forest Shuffle

Friday

Friendly Fishing

Gaia Project

Galdor's Grip

Gloomhaven: Buttons & Bugs

Harmonies

Kingdom Legacy: Feudal Kingdom

Knock, Knock! Dungeon!

Marvel United

Mini Rogue

Palm Island

Sea Salt & Paper

SETI: Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence

Sky Team

Slay The Spire: O Jogo de Tabuleiro

Spot it!

Sprawlopolis

Trio

Unlock!: Game Adventures

Unstoppable

Wingspan

I have played a lot of WoW and FFXIV and the thing I like the most about them was the general combat gameplay.

Having an action bar full of buttons and trying to minmax my rotation all the while avoid enemy attacks and mechanics. Dps, tank, healer, no matter. It all felt like a puzzle to me.

But I do not miss all the rest that comes with MMOs. Huge grinds for leveling and gear. Gigantic open world with loads of stuff to do and the FOMO that comes with. The trying to arrange a solid group to tryhard the raids. The self inflicted need to max out dps scores and being the number 1 io on my server. The weekly resets. The need to play everyday to stay on top of the ever evolving meta and updates. Not to mention the addiction and how hard it was for me to quit with all the progress and collectibles I have in my account.

I get it. I could definetly play mmos like wow and ffxiv and guild wars in a chill way and play at my pace but I know myself and I would get dragges in again and stop giving attention to my other hobbies.

And so I heard about Fellowship, a game about raiding without all the MMOs BS (if I heard right)

So I am wondering if its any good and wether it would scratch this itch I have.

As a side note, I did try all the big ARPGs to get some of that action bar rotation fix but it always devolve into a bunch of buffs and then spamming a single attack. I love PoE and D3/4 but they are not it.

I has made finding collectibles a lot easier for me, even with the scan

Boa tarde.

Tenho 29 anos, sou formado em Engenharia de Alimentos pela USP e trabalho desde 2023 (Estagiario e Analista Jr) na area de compras de uma multinacional do ramo de linha branca.

Início deste ano eu me mudei, por conta própria, para SP e moro longe do trabalho, dando ~1h30 pra chegar.

Recebo 5k, 280 de VR, bônus horrível de no máximo 2 salários dependendo da performance individual e da empresa. Na média recebo 75%. Demais benefícios são bem médios também.

Trabalho presencial 4 dias e home office na sexta feira, das 7h30 as 17h23.

Sou consumista, estou viciado em comprar boardgames, estou gastando mais do que posso, mas sei me controlar quando preciso e tenho apartamento próprio e um bom dinheiro guardado (100k).

Mas como qualquer ser humano, quero receber mais.

Gosto do que faço, gosto das pessoas com quem trabalho, gosto da minha chefe.

Porém, desde a minha vinda pra SP, meu desempenho no trabalho despencou. Fui diagnosticado com TDAH semana passada, com indícios de Depressão e Ansiedade, e acredito que foram esse fatores que se agravaram com a mudança que me afetaram.

Essa queda de desempenho culminou em uma avaliação de meio de ano não satisfatório e com o feedback de que eu ainda não estou pronto para ser promovido.

Fiquei mais desanimado ainda. 30 anos nas costas, ainda Junior e sem perspectiva de ser promovido a médio prazo.

Dito isso, pensei que talvez o óbvio seria buscar outra vaga como pleno enquanto permaneço nessa empresa e busco tratamento para as questões psicológicas.

Porém, como eu comentei, gosto do meu trabalho atual e das pessoas com quem trabalho e tenho muito medo/ansiedade de mudar de emprego e sair da minha zona de conforto e me arrepender.

Também estou extremamente desanimado comigo mesmo. Ja nao sou mais jovem, e acho que quanto mais tempo demorar pra ser promovido, mais difícil vai ficar qualquer movimento de carreira. Quem vai querer contratar um cara de 30 anos que ainda é junior?

Tambem sou muito nervoso de nao conseguir passar em entrevistas. Demorei 1 ano pra conseguir estágio, fazendo processo seletivo atras de processo seletivo.

Além disso, eu me conheço e sei que com home office eu sou extremamente vagabundo. Durmo até tarde, fico mexendo no celular, e não faço nada. Se for um trabalho 100% home office, imagino que eu desempenharia menos ainda.

Esse trabalho de agora é minha única experiência no mercado de trabalho e nao tenho ninguém na minha vida com experiência "corporativa" pra trocar uma ideia.

Preciso de ajuda ou alguem pra conversar sobre o que fazer nessa minha etapa da vida.

Meu texto está todo sem estrutura, mal feito e é exatamente assim que me sinto. Perdido e não sei o que fazer.

Me ajudem, por favor.

Hey guys.

So I have this Watch 4 that I have not used in a while because of the battery issues (would not last a work day) but I decided to try using it again. Maybe I was just remembering the battery to be worse than it actually was.

So I put it on this morning 7am at 42% and now at 9am its already at 27%. I cannot believe this is regular battery drain for a watch.

I have turned of AOD a good while back, messed with the settings a good bit but nothing improved the battery life significantly.

Other than buying a new one, which I wont (absurdly expensive in Brazil. I got this one for "free" when I got my old phone), what can I do?

Is battery replacement worth it? Is there some secret setting killing my battery time? Is this just how older watchs work?

So I am going to start my blind play of Dream-Eaters and I know I am suppossed to make 2 decks per player, one for the sleeping side and one for the awake side, or something like that.

I have always wanted to try a true solo run and I figured playing for 4 scenarios on one of the easiest campaings could be a good starting point, but not sure if the structure of the campaign allows for that