u/iii_natau

i’m not able to eat gluten or dairy. are there any restaurants that could accommodate this in college park?

something on the south side of axis condos has been making 5 loud beeps every ~45 seconds for about a week now. i live in an adjacent building and can hear it through my window. from our terrace, it seems like it's something on a lower-floor balcony or on the lower terrace (the one with the grass, not the one with the barbeques).

does anyone know the email of their management/concierge? i'd like to email them with a video. if it's a carbon monoxide or smoke detector beeping because it's low on battery, that's a serious health risk to those of us who live nearby - and it's also super annoying that i can hear it every 45 seconds from 10 floors above in an adjacent building through a glass window.

i used to sometimes hear the same beeping around 2-4 years ago, and it would come and go, and it was 3 beeps. i had a long email conversation with my own building's management about it but i'm not sure what caused it to stop. this time it's 5 beeps.

when i started the game back when runes like this existed, everyone started with two rune pages. why has it been reduced to one? it makes it so you can't even have a basic AD and AP one to choose from

hello, i am a linguist designing a study looking at how learners perceive the difference in these two sounds. the closest example i have is kuře (chicken) vs. kůže (skin), although there's also a vowel length difference in this word. does anyone have any other sets of words that differ in one having ř and one having ž?

more advanced, maybe only suitable for linguists: ř gets devoiced after voiceless sounds, e.g. in the word přítel. a learner may think this sounds kinda like it could be pšítel. i'm also looking for pairs of words where one has š and the other has the devoiced version of ř. this is a bit harder because i'm not sure of the distribution of š and how often it comes after another voiceless sound in the same syllable. an example of what i'm looking for would be pšenice vs. přenice, although přenice doesn't exist as a word. if it did, though, that's the pair i would want.

i really wish there were official stats on this. after playing the game for 15 years i'm thinking about if there's a single quest in the game i haven't done before. i looked up to see if there are lists of 'least done quests' but nothing seemed authoritative. i would also accept misc. quests - it need not be a 'full' quest with its own log entry.

do you guys have any ideas?

edit: lots of people seem to be giving answers of very difficult yet very well known quests, e.g. the stones of barenziah or the crimson nirnroots. i don't think there's any way that these are truly the least completed quests of all time, as they're just too easy to have added to your quest log while completing major questlines. they've also become sort of a status symbol for players who want to brag that they've completed them. i'd be more convinced by arguments for quests that are tucked away in the corner of the map somewhere or otherwise very inaccessible; quests that most players would have never even encountered.

visiting soon for a conference and i’m not able to eat gluten or dairy (not even lactose free dairy). anyone have good restaurant recs? here’s what i have so far:

ChuChai
Ottavio
Cantina Panella
Satu Lagi
Krapow

places close to / inside the downtown core would be best as I don’t foresee myself venturing out too far.

i love cooking and want to take back some cooking supplies as souvenirs. something like olive oil, spices, etc. no dairy or gluten though because i can’t eat those. does anyone have any suggestions for where to get good stuff? preferably closer to center but willing to go further out for a super good store.