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I’m newer to the game and played through the first section of career mode and want to dip my toes into multiplayer. I heard they quit keeping up with the game and thought that might mean multiplayer is dead too. I see they all have entry times and start times. Instead of waiting around forever for dead lobbies, which categories should I try to race in to be able to get into lobbies? Also, is there a very wide player still base? I’m a clean racer but a very mid racer and don’t wanna just get dusted by everybody lol

I have a DJI Mini 2 and multiple times today while about 6-10 feet off the ground, it would randomly fall out of the sky like they do in video games. Spinning and flipping. It was stationary for 2 of them, as I was trying to take a big family picture. The third one happened when I was flying in a straight line.
The only 2 things I can think that might have contributed was 16 mph winds (the drone was wobbling but held itself steady until it started hardcore flipping) and I had a third party cable from the controller to my phone since the one it came with no longer fits my current phone. I replayed the flights in the app and noticed the “Motor unable to rotate” error message only after the drone had crashed.
I checked with AI and it had me check battery connection, rotor and blade quality, and a few other things that all appear in tact and in line. Even after the few crashes.
Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated.

I have a Wyze Battery Cam Pro and a Wyze Duo Doorbell cam (or whatever it’s called). It wasn’t picking up people from afar, so I adjusted detection zone setting and sensitivity. I’m now getting the detection range I want, but I’m getting 5-6 notifications per camera when somebody walks up to my door. What settings should I adjust to keep the sensitivity so I have it recorded, but I only get 1 notification per camera per “event”?

I’m moving into a rental home and looking to set up a camera system. Here’s what I need:
•1 indoor camera (already have a Wyze cam for my dog)
•2 outdoor battery-powered cameras
•1 doorbell camera
Right now I’m paying $30/year for Wyze’s subscription for my indoor camera.
Here’s where I’m stuck:
If I stick with Wyze for everything, I’d be paying about $120/year total ($30 per camera) and around $300 upfront for the additional cameras. I do like Wyze, especially since their outdoor cams can use solar panels, which is ideal since I can’t hardwire anything in a rental.
On the other hand, I’ve been looking at Ring, and it seems like it’s about $10/month for unlimited cameras. That would come out to about the same annually, but I’d have to replace my existing Wyze camera and buy into a whole new system.
I live in a pretty nice area, but there have been some issues with kids trying to break into cars lately, so I want something reliable.
For those who’ve used either (or both):
Is Ring worth switching to?
Is Wyze still the better value for what I need?
Any reliability or battery life concerns I should know about?
Any advice or experiences would be appreciated.