u/dwarfenhoschi

I have a bit of filament stuck in the PTFE tube going from the back of the printer to the printhead itself, and I'm out of ideas on how to dislodge it.

Somehow I can't remove the ptfe tube going into the bit at the end (which then connects to the ACE) -- not sure if that is because the filament is in there or because of some other reason.

I also can't put it through with another bit of filament (I'm assuming that the distributor piece has some kind of lock in it)

Any ideas?

Hey guys! I once saw a one shot from dread (I think it was from some convention, and I think matt mercer was playing) where they investigated a cult in a deep mine. I've tried to run it from memory but was wondering if anyone knows whether this scenario is around somehwere.

I got a Kobra s1 a few weeks ago and it printed really well for a good time of that. However recently I've started to get retraction abnormal errors on like every second print and had to open up the print head to get out stuck filament every time, scrapping the print. Right now I have to disassemble the whole extruder each time to get the filament out there, that can#t really be it :/
I feel like it happens more often on hoter prints, like with PETG but I'm not sure.

This is starting to get very annoying and I don't really know how to fix it. Any ideas?

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In our boardgame VITA - Dawn of Hollywood, you live a live at the onset of Hollywood. So we decided to go with a sleek Art Deco Style for all layouting of the cards (even though the game spans a timeframe of 1902 up to the sixties).
I'm curious -- do you as art deco lovers enjoy this? Or do you feel like this isn't hitting the style?

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If you're curious to see more of the game, feel free to check out our Kickstarter Campaign page HERE

Hi there! I'm currently working on VITA - Rise of the Vikings, a boardgame where you try to live the happiest life in a real historical era - in this case, its between 836 and 900. If you want to know more about the game, you can check out our upcoming kickstarter here.

We are also working with historians and archeologists but I am curious -- what would you expect to be in a game about viking life in that time? What kind of events would you expect to see? What are small historical tidbits that are unnoticed by most?

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The game deals mainly with the western expansion of vikings, but a big focus is that its about real lifes and not just glorious big hero fantasies. So some characters will sail over to England to raid and conquer, but others will stay home to settle, trade and raise families.

I'm considering for some time now to get Vantage -- I do love the ideas of the open world kind of gameplay, but I'm wondering if it doesn't get stale very quickly. Also -- I have verly shifting baord game groups, does it make sense to play it then or is it a one group kind of game?
Anyone has experiences?

Hi there! We're currently working on VITA - a thematic strategy boardgame where you live through a life in a historical era and try to live the happiest life.

We are regularily running playtests on Tabletopia, the next one happens on the 16th August at 7pm CET, 10am PDT and we'll play "RISE OF THE VIKINGS".

If you're interested in that, please join our DISCORD SERVER

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VITA is a 2-4 player, thematic strategy game where you try to live the happiest life in a historical era. In the first campaign, we'll launch Dawn of Hollywood and Rise of the Vikings.

The game is medium complexity and takes around 90-120 minutes to play.

You can find more information, and the campaign, here: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vita-life-stories/vita?ref=43cmrk

Hey there! I've gotten all boxes of Trudvang Legends and we have started the main campaign some time ago. I absolutely love the individual systems they came up with for the campaign but the core gameplay absolutely falls flat imho. I've already tried a variety of house ruling for progression (like paying to keep some runes) and core gameplay (like quick combat rules and re-draw possibilities). But I feel it would need a larger revamp.

In addition, at least for the main campaign, the content design itself tends to be on the boring side -- its very linear and they barely use all the tools they have.

Does someone have a better revamped version? Or is any of the add-ons worth to play?

Hey there!

I love how thematic Fortune&Glory is - however each time I play it tends to fall a bit flat. Mostly due to pacing issues, too much power imbalance through random cards and difficulty spikes.

I still have the original and not the revised edition so I'm not sure how much is fixed there.

Does anyone have some good house rules to improve the game?

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https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vita-life-stories/vita

In VITA, you get to live a life from birth to death as you try to gain as much happiness as possible. It's a historical life sim strategy game where you build a biography but most importantly, tell a story as you do.

At launch, there will be two stand-alone boxes - Dawn of Hollywood and Rise of the Vikings.

We're currently in our pre-launch phase and are very much hoping to get more followers!

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We are having issues with the image preview of our Kickstarter pre-campaign page -- it shows some weird image that we have never seen or used on the page (so it can't really be a caching issue). It also shows the same image for other users with the same google query.
Did anyone see something similar or have ideas on what the issue there could be?

Follow our Kickstarter for more information - we're still in early stages gathering followers so every follow is valuable to us 😄

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VITA is a strategic life simulation board game grounded in real history. Live an entire lifetime in a historically significant era as you build a unique biography from youth to old age.

https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/vita-life-stories/vita