u/PlasmifiedKarmelita

This item intrigues me so much as someone who loves alternate history. This part of its
description especially:

>While the continents and oceans are recognizably those of Earth, careful examination has revealed numerous [REDACTED] and other geographic additions that do not exist on our planet. One of these islands has a city marked on it, named "Tan Relio".

Since the globe has an actual in-game model, I wonder if they just used a generic globe texture or if they actually altered it.

My goal was to make a UI that is more navigable and provides more useful information than the vanilla UI, without straying too far from the original art direction of the inventory.

I made the following adjustments:

• Every item list now includes the weight and value of the objects.
• Additional stats are also shown when relevant (such as damage for weapons and armor for apparel that has it).
• The "All" inventory additionally includes icons that indicate what category an item is in.
• For each of the things I mentioned, the item list would be able to be sorted by them.
• When an item does not have specific statistics to show in its box (such as effects or enchantments), it shows a little flavor text for it. It's more of a fun little addition, and for this I pulled the flavor text from Blades for the weapons and armor.

I also added subcategories for each major category so that a player would be able to isolate a specific kind of item they're looking for more easily. In service of that I restructured the categories a bit in a way that made more sense to me.

Here's the biggest changed I made to the categories:

• Merged Ingredients and Potions into a single Alchemy category with Potions, Poisons and Ingredients as subcategories (my reasoning for that is that you don't really need to quickly access ingredients from your inventory as most of the time you'll only interact with them at an Alchemy Lab, so they don't need their own major category).
• Created a new Beverages subcategory under Food that beverages are moved to instead of being listed under Potions.
• Subcategories under Scrolls for each school of magic, plus a Special subcategory for scrolls that don't fall within the 5 schools.
• Renamed the Books category to Writings and added Books, Notes and Spell Tomes as subcategories.
• A new Materials category for anything that the player would use for crafting, smithing, homesteading, etc.
• Changed the Keys category into a subcategory under Misc (you basically never have to interact with keys inside your inventory since they don't weight or cost anything so I think they really don't need their own major category).

I'd love to hear what you all think about my concept!

Had this issue for a few weeks at this point. This is probably the lowest I've managed to get it to, usually the high spikes are between 500 and 1000+ms, but it's always like this: constantly alternating between low and high.

I've tried the following:
- changing my ethernet cable
- updating my ethernet adapter's driver
- rebooting my network switch
- setting the "Energy Efficient Ethernet" and "Interrupt Moderation" settings of my ethernet adapter to off inside the device manager.
- setting the "Speed & Duplex" setting both "1.0 Gbps Full Duplex" and "100 Mbps Full Duplex"

The most that I've achieved with these is changing how high the high spikes are (sometimes for the better, sometimes for the worse) but the initial problem still remains. Any help or guidance would be appreciated.