u/nobadinou

Long story short, I won't continue my LHR process. I never liked the girls that did it since they wanted me to always buy the most expensive package and would terify me if I didn't do it in time, so I'll go back to at home machine to pluck them out.

Thing is, I did see people saying it may cause skin damage if getting back to plucking them out in a short time, but it's over a month, should be fine right?

I don't plan on doing laser again and I know if I ask a clinic they'll try to make me do it again and won't be sincere with their awnsers.

I have around 35 hours on this game, I see people with bases, several items, cars. In all this time, I managed most I think a week xD I never really searched for tutorials because I think a part of this game fun its finding things out on your own, but danm, I'm bad! XD perhaps I get a bit cocky after a few days and die in a very stupid way, like getting actually infected from a glass wound. Any tips that are not direct? Like, when and how far should I start using a base house? I usually like sandbox because I don't like the zombies respawn aspect. (I believe it's more realistic, they can come from a long way and hide, but once they're dead they should stay dead). Super fun regardless!

My old phone died so I got a new one. Downloaded the apk and when I linked my old email, it's starting a new game instead of loading the previous one.

It's bad enough I lost my over 1000 days strike, but now this? If I can't recover my progress I'll just give up on this game, won't start from scratch again...

I've been playing my cousin's Cyberpunk for over 70 hours. Im loving the game but he doesn't have the DLC. I can pay the dlc or even buy everything at once during the next sale, but can I continue my save in my copy of the game? I think this wont affect achievements, but I really dont want to lose all my progress.

Hi! I'm in my 30s and only now I'm trying to enter the field, mostly because I, as many, we're lost in what to do in life in my early 20s. I've always pulled into this as I always liked the logistic aspect of it (worked in retail, but also used SAP and excell a lot). I officially started a remote university since I still work in another field as I study for it, but I see the biggest problem its actually entering this field without prior experience. Searching for opening jobs is the only way? Or is there something akin to events that I can search? Im also writing down the programs I see in job openings to try to learn it later (focusing on properly learning SAP for now) Edit, sorry for the vague and confusing text, I'm on my currently work break and I started to search more details about it in the meantime ^^'