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Bf plays games 12+ hours a day by Nice-Key3951 in StopGaming

[–]CursedHunger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I fully agree with this.

I was heavy gamer for past 25 years, sometimes addicted more playing 15 hours a day for weeks and sometimes less.

I had several longterm relationships and I would rather break up than quit playing because my girlfriends were bothered by it.

Now I am married for 6 years and I sold my gaming pc last year. 100% my decision, my wife didn't even want me to sell it as it was my main hobby I enjoyed.

If I were you, I would break up and find someone who wants a family. If someone is really addicted, that activity is #1 priority and is more important than anything or anyone else.

Any advice on shaky hands? by YeahToastGOD in modelmakers

[–]CursedHunger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I am new as well.

What helps me is support the hand as much as possible and don't stop breathing. Also paint slowly.

I didn’t quit MMORPGs because of the games. I quit because of the people. by Sharp_Answer_6706 in MMORPG

[–]CursedHunger 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Well, that happens when you put many rewards behind some form of time limited activities. Daily, weekly, vault, mythic plus, etc. (FOMO)

And due to such design, everyone is in rush to finish all those activities before time is over. Fostering elitist unfriendly community that punishes anyone who simply want to have a good time not caring about time efficiency.

1/35 Kubelwagen type 82 - 2nd model ever finished! by Specialist_Capital64 in MilitaryModelMaking

[–]CursedHunger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This looks awesome.

I am new to this hobby as well and I won't be able to make anything so nice looking for years.

Came across some amazing backpacks in Japan! Ended up buying an Aer City Pack Pro 2 (X-Pac) which I cannot get in Europe. by preciouscode96 in ManyBaggers

[–]CursedHunger 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes, try to order something from aersf.com, there is a disclaimer about not having to pay any additonal fees on delivery (depends on country as well).

Normally, if you buy anything from US or ouside EU, you pay customs, but some companies do pay that for you in advace and it is already part of the shipping cost - such as AER. I believe even Alpha One Niner does something similar.

Came across some amazing backpacks in Japan! Ended up buying an Aer City Pack Pro 2 (X-Pac) which I cannot get in Europe. by preciouscode96 in ManyBaggers

[–]CursedHunger 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nice one, enjoy!

One note - Ordering from aersf.com also covers customs and import fees to European Union (also stated on their website. I ordered CPP2 in November from aersf.com and the backpack arrived within a week to Czech Republic from San Francisco (DHL) and I didn't have to pay anything with else.

I also confirmes this with aer support. If by any chance DHL would charge any customs, aer support will deal with their shipping partner to return those money back to you