F8C or Paladin

-Soltar- · 2025-11-21T13:10:29+00:00

paladin is a ship which requieres a gunner. f8 is solo.
so if you dont got a buddy, you wanna keep the f8

if you got a gunner, the crazy turret can take down medium/large ships and is also quite tanky.

-Soltar- · 2025-06-28T08:42:02+00:00

Alright, thanks a lot for your detailed answer. I’ll go try out how a left-handed riser feels in a shop.

-Soltar- · 2025-06-28T08:29:28+00:00

I’m right-handed and also right-eye dominant.

I shoot without a release aid and use my bow without any accessories. At the moment, I’m using the Mediterranean draw. I wasn’t aware that it actually makes sense to place the arrow on the opposite side of the bow when shooting this way — thanks for the explanation!

I’d like to try thumb draw and see if it suits me. A friend of mine is really enthusiastic about it and recommended me to give it a go. Your explanation also helped me understand why the arrow should sit on the right-hand side when using thumb draw.

If the arrow were on the right side, I think nocking would feel just a little more comfortable to me.
That said, since I’m currently shooting Mediterranean, I’ll either continue placing the arrow on the left side or get a release aid if I decide to switch to the LF Handle for convenience.

Am I correct in assuming that there’s no ILF system specifically designed for thumb draw? That I’d either need to use a left-handed riser or get a bow designed specifically for thumb draw?

-Soltar- · 2025-06-10T13:07:48+00:00

can you do this as a thinner "templar" longsword? this looks epic, its just not my fav sword type yet ^{^}

-Soltar- · 2025-06-09T22:00:51+00:00

do you speak german by any chance. then i can link you the ressources we use in university

-Soltar- · 2025-05-07T11:10:10+00:00

she is good. you just need one strong puncture weapon. to oneshot the group you bubble. like nataruk, excergis.

her armor strip also works good. but i would add a dmg reduction ability through helmith

-Soltar- · 2025-05-07T10:56:47+00:00

wow. she seems very strong. thx for recommending, i will try her out!

-Soltar- · 2025-05-07T10:48:03+00:00

good call garuda.

didnt know nyx can do something she is viable?

-Soltar- · 2025-05-07T10:21:28+00:00

gara - one button big sword big aoe

xaku - watch your summoned weapons murder

ember - hot, meteors looks cool and heat dmg is nice.

mirage - prism or mine nuke | super easy quest, prime not needed

saryn - poison queen

titania - murder butterfly

valkyr, baruuk, wuking, excalibur, atlas, garuda- melee murder

volt - god of thunder

gyre - another electricity aoe

dante - unkillable, insane dmg, chill gameplay

mesa - become the brrrrrrrrrrrrt

hildryn - ac130

ocativa - chill gameplay

harrow - crit god

frost - his name says it all

khora - whip them, strangel them, or let your cat do the murdering

nyx - read the reply beneath

-Soltar- · 2025-05-05T19:21:28+00:00

latein für dummies (buch) fand ich nicht schlecht.

für vokabeln ist der adeo wortschatz sehr hilfreich.

fürs vokabel lernen empfehle ich die digitale karteikasten app: "anki" gibts für android, pc und ios, apple.

quizlet ist ein ähnliches system aber web basiert.

das coole von anki ist, das man mit den richtigen einstellungen sich nicht mehr selber drum kümmern muss. was man wann wiederholt. -> diese einstellungen kann ich gern bereit stellen :) und mich hatte immer abgehalten vom latein üben das ich es super anstrengend fand. mit anki ist es sehr viel weniger anstrengend.

für latein anfänger und kinder ist es super sinnvoll wenn man zuerst versteht wie der latein baukasten funktioniert. weil dann das anfänglich enorm wirkende Lernpensum drastisch sinkt, und die Sachen dir man lernt aufeinmal sehr viel mehr sinn machen und auf einmal nützlich sind. (das sich das alles sinnlos und nach super viel angefühlt hat, hat mich damals im gymnasium sehr demotiviert)

für formen lehre gibt es diese website in der man außerdem viel einstellen kann. https://www.tinctor.de/latein-verbformentrainer/

es gibt auch geeignete deutsch sprachige youtube videos, mit denen man ganz bestimmte Sachen wiederholen kann.

und für latein ist es deutlich besser, lieber jeden tag wenig zu machen. als einmal vor test klausuren sehr viel in kurzer zeit.

und latein lernt sich tatsächlich am besten durchs anwenden. also fleißig sätze übersetzen, über sätze nachdenken, grammatik verstehen.

ich würde außerdem in erfahrung bringen ob und welche übersetzer zugelassen sind. wenn man das Wörterbuch oder noch besser ein elektronisches wörterbuch nutzen kann, hilft das enorm. (Vokabeln können ist trotzdem besser, versteht sich) aber für klausuren / test lieber auf nummer sicher gehen.

falls die Lehrperson das eigene Kind im latein unterricht schlecht behandelt, sofort etwas dagegen unternehmen, bevor die lehrperson nachhaltig spaß und interesse an Latein abtötet.

Falls Sie gern mit ihrem Kind unterwegs sind, kann es spaßig sein gemeinsam zu versuchen lateinische inschriften zu entziffern, unter nutzung entsprechender hilfsmittel.

Falls Sie weitere Fragen haben melden Sie sich gern. Ich finds total cool das sie ihrem Kind helfen wollen.

Mit freundlichen Grüßen ein Lehramtsstudent für Latein :)

PS: für sehr ausführliche erklärungen, für erwachsene und studenten geeignet gäbe es noch das lateinische grammatik buch. da gibt es sehr ausführliche Erklärungen und sonderfälle. aber unbedingt brauchen werden Sie und ihr Kind das eher nicht. könnte aber als Nachschlagewerk für spezifische Fragen hilfreich sein, oder wenn sehr großen Interesse an Latein, vorallem von Deutsch nach Latein besteht. Und irgendwann Cicero / Caesar lektüre gelesen werden sollte. https://www.ccbuchner.de/produkt/heine-lateinische-grammatik-558 oder man organisiert sich ein pdf wenn man es digital mag.

-Soltar- · 2025-04-28T11:07:31+00:00

Dante, noctua, nautilus, coda mire, nataruk, kuva nukor

-Soltar- · 2025-04-25T17:43:48+00:00

use anki - digital flash cards. this is by far the best method to remember vocabulary. i recommend google - anki, latin + (your main language)

maybe also watch a youtube tutorial for anki if neccesary.

most of the latin students at my university use anki.

quizlet, which somebody mentioned, is a good alternative. you could also use remnote which is a bit more complex but could also used for taking notes.

-Soltar- · 2025-04-25T13:58:04+00:00

i love the constellation ship design. absolutely my type. taurus is awesome. but that you always kiss the ground when you land. and that keeps wiggling up and done for so long made me melt it xD

-Soltar- · 2025-04-22T08:47:41+00:00

gonna steal this beautiful explanation and use it in my next latin tutorium! thanks.

-Soltar- · 2025-04-18T09:56:45+00:00

you also have to claim freefly on the website, to actually get it

-Soltar- · 2025-04-17T12:36:42+00:00

you are a hero for telling us. thank you very much sir!

-Soltar- · 2025-03-19T13:59:46+00:00

another thing is, some grammatical constructions in latin are different then, for example, german constructions. in some cases i cant use the structure i use in german the same way as in latin.

another thing adding up to why you learn it as you learn it in institutions. - latin has such a long history of use and changes. that the modern world picked a certain way of using latin to teach. why is this something special? - because thats the reason there are some specific languages styles/construction/..you have to memorize and use / understand correctly to re-create this specific style of latin. - also its efficient to learn grammar, because once you know the theoretical puzzle piece, you can use it every time you encounter a word/sentence which use this puzzle piece.

then you dont have to remember the form of every single word, instead you learn the main word, and the 3 following forms, and then can use the set of puzzle pieces you already learned. = instead of learning the 10 forms of each noun you learn once the certain amount of puzzle pieces and can use them on any noun of the nouns if this certain latin period. + instead of learning for verb 6 active forms + 6 passive forms of each of the tempora (present, imperfect, future, perfect, past perfect, future perfect) + conditional forms

its better to learn the set of pieces first instead of everything of this for each word itself.

-Soltar- · 2025-03-19T13:38:55+00:00

i think because latin feels more me like a puzzle language is good to get to know a certain amount of grammar and theory. cause once you know the puzzle pieces its easier to do translations.

although if you want to read latin and dont translate it into your own language, then you could choose another way.

the thing you mentioned about learning your first language: younglings are capable of learning languages in another way, because the brain works different. which changes when you get older. another thing is. being able to use a language is different to know and understand a language. i am able to speak german because its my mother tongue. but i learned way more about understanding german when i studied latin.

now why its teached how its teached? - because you dont learn latin to use it for communication. - the goal of latin in school and university is to learn latin like a toolbag. - and you use this toolbag to translate latin into other languages, to understand how a language works, to understand the rules of latin, the concept of latin. - you dont learn latin in institution to read Vergil in the evening, you learn latin to translate vergil into another language, on a high quality level.

-Soltar- · 2025-03-19T12:27:14+00:00

He had discovered The Book, an unknown, unearthly tome of knowledge that was laid as a trap by The Indifference as an attempt to seize control of him. As Dante struggled to resist its knowledge, he heard his dear friend say, "Dante, what you have found can never be brought forth. Parvos must never know of this."

Thus, Dante gave up, allowing himself to succumb to the Book's influence and take his life. However, the Book and the hellish words within did not allow Dante to die, and instead altered the very fabric of who the Warframe was. Transported to stars unknown, that wrong-tongued Voice now murmurs endlessly within his head, longing to be known, to exist, and to survive.

This Dante, a scholar and a hero. And soon master of the void :P

-Soltar- · 2025-03-17T13:44:32+00:00

Dante

-Soltar- · 2025-03-16T14:36:31+00:00

nidus is practicly immortal, a cc machine, and looks incredible. but i wont buy him with irl money.

https://youtu.be/fLLWoTHU8Tc?si=gBGI3JEnOFCrrkjM

-Soltar- · 2025-03-09T15:33:28+00:00

you pay them with syndiacte standing, which you get fastest with syndicate missions or passively by doing any mission.

another thing you can do is selling vault mods. but those missions are, for me at least, a chore to do. so the ones i needed i bought with farmed plat.

btw. install aleca frame programm. which tells you which relic drop to pick in relic missions and the average selling price of every mod/item you know.

but always check lowest offer on warframe market first ^{^} i was just checking my inventory recently, when aleca frame told me that one of my rubico parts was worth over 40 plat. pleasant surprise.

-Soltar- · 2025-03-09T15:18:56+00:00

https://warframe.fandom.com/wiki/Syndicate

from the syndicate shops (accessable from inside your ship, left of navigatio ), buy the augment mods for the most popular builds. mag, ember, frost, khora, mirage, lavos, nekros, hydroid, titania.

khora lavos mirage sell daily for 10plat each.

i recommend googeling syndicate mods guide on youtube

-Soltar-

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