When I played the original AoE2 I was completely unaware of the strengths and weaknesses of the different units. I just build whatever I found to be coolest and wondered why I struggled so much.
Only when I bought the Definitive Edition much later I looked that up.
For my defense, I was ten back then.
Probably, but mush is the consistency I strive for tbh. I use standard roled oats which come in an either soft or crunchy variety, with the former taking on more liquid
yeah I think store bought Müsli is much more expensive than the raw ingredients. You can mix to your own liking and unless you get moth's in it, it will stay good to eat for a while
I made a habit out of making overnight oats.
I have a base mix of oats and seeds, like hemp, flax millet, sesame.. I mix it usually dried fruits, peanut butter, maple or beet sirup, banana, cocoa powder and not to forget a pinch of salt.
Add the twice the volume in milk and well, let it soak overnight. Just grab in the morning and ready to go
Simple Tab Groups helps me alot for organizing windows and tabs for certain topics
FediFollow is great for following people on other instances without much copy/paste work
Answering my own question here, I just found "Grim Quest" to be very enjoyable. No Graphic overload and therefore Batterie leach but a simple yet thought out interface, great dark setting.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.grimdev.grimquest
Thanks, didn't know that before, do you know if I can export my old save states to the mobile version?
I just now learned that something like jellyfin exists. That's just awesome. I'm eager to try it out
It probably needs to be a bit thicker for bows above 30 lbs. Currently it's 15 cm thick.
However a foam target will probably be better. This is meant for beginners who just starting out on a home range.
I have a second target, which is a burlap sack filled with plastic wrappings. It's also good
After my trusty Hazel bow cracked last year, my eyes turned to the huge Blackthorn I have in my garden.
Blackthorn, unlike yew or ash, is not the typical bow wood. But this is largely due to the fact that they usually grow in hedges and it is hard to find a piece long and straight enough to make a bow out of it.
First step is to harvest this in late autumn and let it dry for 8 months.
Thank you for this. Finally a good reason to learn more rust 👍
This is a repost from a recipe I posted on r/archery:
Been experimenting with diy targets for a while. This is one made out of a 50x50 cardboard box filled with stacked cardboard.
I alternated cardboard scraps with thightly fitted peaces to press them down.
I finished them up with a U formed piece that sticks tight and prevents the pieces beneath to come out on top.
The benefits of this is that I can just swap out the box (have several) reuse most of the filling. Also it is cardboard only, no glue or else, which means it is still fully recyclable.
After some arrows thrown at, it I'll probably put some flat pieces to the back.
Apart from that it works great so far
sorry, bit sarcasm is the only way I can still cope with this sh*t
This looks promising, thank you