u/Monterey-Jack

I'm still maintaining low a1c but I've noticed that whenever I have any form of sugar, I have a 60-100 point spike for a few hours. I'm taking metformin, I'm taking Ozempic, and insulin. I saw a dietician for a few months but she told me I can eat whatever I wanted. Apparently, that's not true. Just a cup of milk with a little chocolate in it is enough to send me into the brain fog/dizziness that comes with high sugars.

Is this something others experience with type 2 diabetes? I thought metformin was supposed to level this out or insulin was supposed to act exactly like real insulin, but that's just not the case for me.

It says multiplayer but when I watched an intro video, they said it was multiplayer-lite. Is this an mmo like wow where you can potentially see hundreds of people out in the world?

I finally got full obby last night and went to do the fight caves. Found out pretty quick that your stamina doesn't immediately start recharging when you stop attacking. Melee combat feels so clunky because of it. It's like I'm being put on cooldown and there's just an interrupt for no reason. A lot of the time I'm having to tank full hits because I have no stamina and can't dodge.

I don't usually enjoy survival games. I was never into Minecraft, and I've never even played Valheim. However, Dragonwilds does something really special that I think every RuneScape fan should experience: it shows the true scale of the environments of Gielinor.

When you look at areas in OSRS, you don't really get a sense of what they'd feel like if they existed as real places. Dragonwilds absolutely nails that sense of scale and it's incredibly immersive. The worst thing I can say about it is that there's not enough of it yet, but what's out now is very fun for me.

I'd even argue that the game has the potential to serve as a framework for RS4. It may not play like the point-and-click RuneScape we're all used to, but there's something special here that I think Jagex is working towards something larger.

It's always the most smug, condescending losers, too.

I know, rs3 bad, but hear me out. Rs3 has fallen into a habit of taking what would be one, very long quest and breaking it into 3 separate pieces, or more. The most recent case of this is the desert quests that were released over the course of last year. I say osrs feels like it's starting to copy this because in the new quest, I was told that the turtle needed a new spear. Much to my surprise, I never made the spear and the quest ended on what would have been a commercial break in a tv show. It feels like they're doing this to stretch out the content for what would normally be just one update. Am I wrong?

I don't know what I ran over yesterday but something shot straight into my gas tank and I lost all my gas. I can't find a replacement for the tank because the car is 26 years old. I can either buy a new car or fix the tank, but this car is estimated at less than 2k because of how much damage it has and its age. Doesn't seem worth it to drop another $1200 into it to replace this if I can fill the hole, but I also don't want to do that if nothing can actually seal the hole.

This is purely to restore some bank space for clue enjoyers. Falo has 22 items he requests, so 22m to fill his box, 22 bank slots returned to the player.