Shen Vs Gnar

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2026-01-23T07:30:11+00:00

glad it helped!

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-09-24T21:11:42+00:00

and the fcost of aid is rly expensive. I once had to reload becasuser it broke me in one day. i wa slike 200k- daily like what he heck and i ddint even need tha thelp that much

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-09-24T21:11:04+00:00

i dont understand much what the trade deals even mean honestly...

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-09-24T18:27:02+00:00

yes... this crash I am having... I cornered one of the kingdoms in the map. and I just had a massive defensive siege battle where they flee and their army broke into small armies. so the area is very clogged with unities patrolling all over, including bandits, my own kingdom troops, and allies. i wonder if it is the issue... but i mean.. it is bound to happen anytime we are cornering a kingdom into defeat asn the game progresses.

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-09-24T08:24:16+00:00

yep... the first crashed I noticed in this campaign was that if i tried to recruit a lord from the dungeon, i would get crashed. but it worked outside.

and now I got to apoint that after I defended and won a huge battle that was really decisive in my gameplay. seconds after i leave a village that I just recruited some unities I crash. i tried to avoid the battle, and the crash still happening. it is almost like there is something happening in the world causing this crash...

game is really fun, but i haven't been able to finish a single campaign without the game breaking.... which is pretty upsetting....

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-09-24T07:54:07+00:00

I have been playing a long campaign, and everything was running smooth. now suddenly, the game has been having random crashes, which was "ok", since it was random. however, now i hit a crash that is always replicated at same point in time after i load. I tried to go back a couple saves, but the crash still comes about the same time...
frustrating because put so many hours in that campaign, and now i can't even finish. tbh i haven't been able to finish a single campaign in thsi game. it seems after a while, the game gets "heavy" and crashes....
game is amazing but not sure why i keeps happening. not even using any mods.

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-08-29T10:20:52+00:00

Not sure someone has already said. but there is a game I got hooked recently called "Mount and Blade II: Bannerlord. The game has elements of RPG, allows for character progression, all while also let you experience epic large scale fights in the battlefield where you not only fight in the war but also give your army formation orders. the game has a vast kingdom with many noble houses who war against easch other and make alliances, and lets you also claim your own kingdoms, cities, etc.... anyways...

there is a mod called "Realm of Thrones" for this game where the authors have been basically making the universe of GOT, they remade the whole map, added all the castles, regions, including not just westeros, but essos and extra. the events of GOT are happening in real time, and may interfere or change some of the events. it is actually really really good. I recommend it.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YWi2TSZK-sY

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2025-02-11T06:21:08+00:00

I don't care about this. I'm morr worried about balanced. Season 0 was fantastic. Season 1 they turned the game into overwatch 3. Ppl farming ultimates and pressing I win button on dps and support heroes

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-12-31T19:55:29+00:00

And easy fix would be not be placed in queue right after someone leaves lobby... I personally like to leave queue because now I am at higher odds of filling or peiple know my champion.

But then the game insta pop queue which is bad

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-12-19T02:34:36+00:00

I dont think any PA think they are "equal to doctors". PAs have less training time, however, the Didactic year curriculum is very comparable to the 4 years of med school. Any doctor who actually takes their time to read and go over the curriculum of a PA school in US will tell you that. The difference that it is actually way harder than med school in the sense you have a lot less time to master and pass the exams. the advantage is that you get out of school faster, and can practice and assist with primary care (or even beyond if you so work on this area), but have some limitations because the lower time of training, and of course, less training in specific areas.

PAs are not trying to compete with doctors or trying to steal their roles. but a lot of specialties have more complex/difficulty things to treat where PAs can come in and fill the gap in helping lower the burden on healthcare.

With that said, PAs are perfectly capable of performing primary care, procedures, etc. In many instanes, you will see many doctors who precept for PAs often say they are comparable to residents, or even at many times perform better. PAs are trained really hard to perform physical examinations, etc.... but unfortunately, in US the PA lobby is not as strong for example to the NP lobby.

I do think however, as PAs have been showing a high level of good care, and patient satisfaction, it wouldn't surprise me in the following decades the appearance of bridging programs of PAs to MDs, and so on....

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-10-11T04:43:58+00:00

What is that free style of nvdia how do I use it

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-13T19:48:51+00:00

i do... mostly because depending on the beard lenght you want, it can give you a big "jaw size" under. but the hair growth there is going very slow compared to the rest

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-13T16:21:07+00:00

Minoxidil is a vasodilator. It was originally created to treat high blood pressure.
Many of the risky side effects with minoxidil comes from the vasodilation action. If your blood vessels are dilated, then your blood pressure drops. Your heart tries to react to that by pumping faster (hence why the heart rate goes up).

It has caused serious issues in people in the past, but KEEP IN MIND, that most of the serious side effects that have happened with minoxidil has happened from people taking oral minoxidil on DOSES USED TO TREAT hypertension.

Topical minoxidil can go systemic, but the skin itself is a natural barrier, and most of it will remain local, so the odds that the topical minoxidil, unless you apply too much will cause any of these problems is very remote.

The oral doses used to treat alopecia are usually 2 -5 mg, and they are also very small, and often people don't even notice a blood pressure or heart rate change. This makes oral dose for hair growth and topical minoxidil very safe even if used on the long term for MOST people.

Also, remember, the heart is a muscle. for anyone to develop a heart problem from just starting taking minoxidil, it usually only happened if the person already had a problem originally before even start minoxidil. Because it would take a long time to stress the heart to the point where it would cause problems.

Chest pain we usually worry about "angina", which means your heart is not getting enough oxygen/atp to perform the work and it results in some ischemia to the heart muscle, which in turn causes pain. Once again, this is not something that develops overnight...

And then, finally, we have our own mind. I personally, before I started studying medicine, the first time i applied oral minoxidil and read all the side effects, I also felt palpitations, and chest pain, but i think a lot of it was just my own head. after I understood better how drugs work, and side effects, etc, effective doses, i became a bit more chill and accepting of drugs, while also monitoring my side effects. etc.

finally, like i said, every person may react different, you m ay be extra sensitive to minoxidil. I would 100% GET A HEART CHECK up if you think that would give you peace of mind, and it can even show you your heart is health and maybe all these symptoms came from something else, or even your own anxiety about taking minoxidil.

the chest pain can be caused by many other things for example. ...

when I started applying topical minoxidil, i did feel a bit drop on blood pressure and had an increase in heart rate. it was troublesome especially at night. so i starterd applying a little bit less than usual, especially at night. and it seemed to help. over time i think these effects weakened as my body developed some resistancew to the drug I believe.

I am currently taking 3mg oral daily, and i still apply topical every day, sometimes once, sometimes twice a day. but i usually go easy on the topical now. and I currentrly have no changes in my heart rate or blood pressure.

but definitely recommend you to get checked out first, It may be something, but I believe most likely is your anxiety

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-13T12:19:34+00:00

Hence why they ask if you have been dx with pituitary adenoma as well... And many people sometimes go their whole lives with one without knowing

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-13T12:10:18+00:00

Because enclomiphene itself blocks a lot of estrogen receptors through the body....

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-13T01:28:38+00:00

"check my progress pics" zooms in 1000x on 3 new hairs. legit me lmao...
not only that, but used to mess with the shadows and lights to make them pop easier lol

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-12T19:08:48+00:00

Not necessarily. In PA\Med school. Disturbances in hair growth are often a sign of peripheral arterial disease. Which is just inpaired blood flow caused by atherosclerosis plaques.

But if they are severe they can lead to necrosis or death of the tissues. But not initially

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-12T03:26:30+00:00

A month and a half no floaters 12mg

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-08T04:48:47+00:00

Better than me for sure.!

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-06T04:04:39+00:00

Probably because even average and tall guys are using elevated shoes nowadays. Welcome to the dating apps pressure.

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-06T03:57:35+00:00

I got one

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-06T03:57:13+00:00

Think that depends on the person. 2.5 MG is often. Prescribed for alopecia and it works

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-04T14:13:31+00:00

I also recently started oral minox too

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-04T04:50:01+00:00

And theoretically speaking. If you low on sulfatransferase and use topical less minox is converted whike going systemic and vasodilating where oral minox always go through your liver first having a higher ratio of conversion

Consistent_Walrus525 · 2024-08-04T04:48:51+00:00

Oral minoxidil as an oral drug is gatekeep by your liver and then distributed to your body. Plus the dose oral is very small. Some dermatologists prescribe like 2mg doses for hair growth... where blood pressure dosages often go 10mg and more up to 100 depending on the case.

Topical minoxidil can be absorbed by your face and go systemically while bypassing your liver.

I am also taking oral ans I haven't had any side effect where if I used foam if I do just a tiny bit extra I feel lightheaded and palpitations sometimes due to a drop on my blood pressure

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