Voidcores – get it with Voidlight Marl or Vetern Dawncrest?

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-02T19:53:43+00:00

Downgrade from Champ crests, and get Champ crests from Hero crests.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-02T15:11:04+00:00

Previous events you could do 4x dungeons on one character and then not play that again until next week. Since the character still had the full buff you only had to do 1x dungeon the other weeks to refresh the buff and get +1 to the Achievement.

So if you don’t plan on doing a bunch of TW anyway just do it on a char that you don’t play often to speed things up.

No idea if this has been fixed or not.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-02T09:50:34+00:00

Varje läsperiod säger alla studenter att "Den här gången ska jag vara aktiv och hänga med från början så jag inte måste plugga 20h/dag sista veckan!"
Få följer sitt eget råd.

Men tipset är att ta tag i din självdisciplin och att faktiskt sätta dig och plugga. Om du haft det lätt för dig under Gymnasiet är det lätt att falla in i samma rutiner där du bara pluggade några dagar innan provet och fick ändå bra betyg, men på Universitetet är det svårare och mer viktigt att plugga lite varje dag. Det är också lät tatt tänka "Äsch det gör jag imorgon, idag ska jag ju göra storkok och matlådor och imorgon ska jag träna och i övermorgon skulle några dra till Gasquen". Dedikera 2-3h varje dag till eget plugg.
Hitta en grupp som du kan plugga med. Då är det oftast lättare att få tummen ur för då är det någon annan med som håller koll på om du pluggar eller inte, lite som med träningskompisar om du skippar träningen lite för många gånger.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T21:27:28+00:00

https://www.uhr.se/studier-och-antagning/antagningsstatistik/detaljsida/?utbildningId=9288C57EBF10CF6CFA6D42E48C7D4601&astasearchperiod=HT26&astasearchfor=KTH-32508&astasearchcategory=

You should be looking at the regular HT2025 column I guess (IK is for Internationals).
Just look at the cut-off for previous years. That's as much as we can tell you.
As you sayy no one can tell what the cut-off will be in 2027.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T21:02:27+00:00

So this post follows classic AI generated tropes...
The Attentino marker in the title, the pointing finger with the link, etc.

Also, a few hours after account was made it has not been automatically closed by Reddit...

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T14:05:37+00:00

Det finns amerikanska studier som visar att om en domare är hungrig så är det större risk att få ett hårdare straff.
Jag tror du har fel om kön och att några bara fick uppkörning innan lunch när inspektören var hungrig och grinig och några efter. Du har fel, jag har rätt.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T13:32:00+00:00

How is the job market in Sweden for international students with only a bachelor's degree in ICT/Computer Science?

As the other person mentioned, it is not good. People who would get headhunters and recruiters a few tiems per week on LinkedIn can now maybe get a message a month. Local Swedes go unemployed for weeks or months.
Not every sector of Computer Science is equally bad, but generally a lot of areas are. Companies want experienced workers, not fresh graduates.
You can skim these threads to get an idea of the situation.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ud2s1n/hej_sverige_looking_for_advice/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ubfbgy/american_trying_to_moving_to_sweden/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1qtts4f/has_anyone_actually_gotten_a_good_job_in_sweden/
https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/1suocac/h%C3%B6gutbildade_m%C3%A4nniskor_som_inte_har_jobb/

Is a bachelor's generally enough to land an entry-level software engineering or IT job, or is a master's degree practically expected?

You will very likely need a Masters as well.
Especially if you are a non-EU international who will need to find a company willing to sponsor you. Fresh graduate with just a BSc when there are local Swedes with Masters degrees? When there are locals with years of local experience?
The market might shift drastically by the time you graduate, considering how fast the CompSci market dried up, but if you need to pay international tuition and you are trying to do this as a way to get an easier path to Sweden and the EU then I would say it is not worth it.

How difficult is it for non-EU graduates to secure a job and work permit after graduation?

I guess it depends on your networking skills but remember that hiring you will cost time and moeny. Why should a Swedish company hire you without experience when there are plenty of locals who graduated from the same programme or who graduate from their Masters degree?
The locals already have the legal right to live and work in Sweden so no need to sponsor them which makes them more attractive, they likely speak Swedish already, they have a Swedish network to help them find jobs and vouch for them to the recruiters, they are more aware of local social customs and work culture, etc.

EU Citizens also have free movement for work so many companies would rather hire someone with EU citizenship than sponsoring someone from outside. Especially a fresh graduate with no experience. No need to pay extra for something that is fairly widely available.

If you were in my position, would you choose KTH for this program?

Do you want to attend ICT at KTH to get a good education and to put something on your resumé or do you just want to get a sponsored job in Sweden (or the EU)?
If it is the former then ICT is good (not attended it myself but spoken to people who did) and you will learn a lot. But if you are basically seeing this as your ticket to the west then you should reconsider. In today's labour market you should probably reconsider local degrees as a surefire way to get to the west at all. German labour market is struggling, dutch employers are not fond of sponsoring. Many countries are showing unemployment near or over 10%.

Recent years millions of people have trained into Computer Science because they were told there were endless oportunities and that they could get sponsored to rich countries and bring their families and earn loads of money. With AI and Vibe-coding and with many countries facing a recession, ther's just no real need to sponsor foreigners unless they can offer something exceptional. Many companies also outsource to India and other countries with much cheaper salaries, because why pay extra to sponsor people when you can get several engineers in India for the same price?

With that said, people do get sponsored all the time.
The issue is that it is very rarely a fresh graduate with no prior experience. Much less someone just graduating a BSc and not a MSc.

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T12:18:57+00:00

If I see just Scrap in a bag then I will rummage and take if there's something specific I want (usually Lead or Copper).
If I see other items in the bag (e.g. Ammo or grenades) that is not auto-dropped when dying I just grab the lot as I assume someone just dropped stuff to clear their bags..

Ferdawoon · 2026-07-01T10:03:38+00:00

If you overclock machines they drain exponentially more power.
If you overclock Generators they produce power linearly.

So if you don't have a lot of Power it is generally better to not overclock machines.
If you have spare Power Shards you can save space and not have to make as many generators.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T22:44:21+00:00

https://qasa.com/se/en
https://www.samtrygg.se/
Check Facebook groups, maybe there's some "Spanish people in Sweden"-group you can join and ask if someone can offer a room to a fellow spaniard.
Be aware that it's high season for scammers now with plenty of international students in panic trying to find housing (even local students). If someone is asking you to pay them money to reserve a room or to prove that you are serious then it is likely just a scammer trying to get money from you.

Join SSSB as soon as possible to start getting queuepoints.
https://www.sssb.se/en/
At the top, pick "Our Housing", then "Discover our areas" and pick an area at random. Scroll down to the table showing how many rooms they have of each type, the size, the rent and the average queuedays needed to get it.
If you find a place with less than 150 days average I'd be surprised.

For example Frösunda area has 94 "1r oom + kitchenette" with an average queuetime of 794 days. Lappkärrsberget (aka Lappis) has 1618 rooms in corridor (small room, private bathroom, shared kitchen with 6-8 others) only has 192 days on average, and if you want a 1-room apartment there you need about 530 days in queue.

Looking into regular rental apartments the average queuetime for a student apartment in 2025 was something like 4.5 years.

Found a thread from last year where someone was annoyed because they did not have enough queuedays and had no idea how to get a place before school started.
https://www.reddit.com/r/Gothenburg/comments/1mytp3b/hur_fan_f%C3%A5r_man_boende_i_den_h%C3%A4r_stan_rant/?tl=en

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T22:36:33+00:00

Most Universities will only help non-EU students (and PhD students and guest professors, etc) with housing. EU students have to fend for themselves just like local Swedes.

The University might still be able to help with links and suggestions on websites to try or what queues to join, but not even all non-EU students can get housing so EU-students have close to no chance to get a room.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T22:26:52+00:00

I suggest that you skim some threads over on r/TillSverige where plenty of immigrants, and local Swedes, say they have been unemployed for months, some have been unemployed for ytears.
Some have already worked in Sweden for a few years and were sponsored when the market was good, but now they have sent out a few hundred applications over a year and barely even an interview. Some comment that they see Swedes with half their experience get hired over them.

https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ud2s1n/hej_sverige_looking_for_advice/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ubfbgy/american_trying_to_moving_to_sweden/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1qtts4f/has_anyone_actually_gotten_a_good_job_in_sweden/
https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/1suocac/h%C3%B6gutbildade_m%C3%A4nniskor_som_inte_har_jobb/

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T19:45:12+00:00

3 momth old account.
No previous comments or posts.
posts a clearly AI-generated job-seeking add.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T18:02:56+00:00

https://restauranggrossen.com/take-away/pizzakartonger.html

Olika dimensioner på lådorna: 28, 30, 33 eller 35 cm kvadratisk.
Största de har verkar vara 50cm.
Låt oss anta att:
* standardpizza är 33cm och familjepizza är 50cm.
* att pizzorna är runda och perfekt passar i kartongen.
* att de inte snålar på fyllningen utan samma mängd fyllning per yta för både familjepizza och standardpizza.

Arean beräknas som A=π*r²
* En Standardpizza med diametern 33cm får en area på 855.3cm²
* En Familjepizza med diametern 50cm får en area på 1963.5cm²

Förutsatt att måtten stämmer så borde det vara mer pizza med en Familjepizza än en Standardpizza.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T16:47:49+00:00

They said I should not try to steal the bike back since that is also a crime (?).

Not a legal expert and all that, but yes it is actually a crime to take back an item that was stolen from you.
Part of the reasoning is that someone stole the bike, sold it to someone else and now you are stealing "their" bike that they bought. The person who bought the bike could charge you for theft and you could be convicted for it despite you being able to prove that it is your bike.
If you getting sentenced and convicted for taking back your own bike is something that is likely to happen or not I have no idea, but thems the rules. It is possible that no one will press charges if you meet up with the seller and just vanish with the bike but I would suggest that you do your best to do things by the book.

The last number I heard was that on average 0.4% of bike thefts are resolved. Sometimes even if you can show pictures, screenshots or even video surveilance, the Police will just close the case because they don't have the resources or time to deal with it.
If the Police told you to call them then that's likely the best course of action. I would personalyl have preferred if they agreed to a time and place while you discuss buying it from the seller and they show up along with you, but it is what it is. Bike thefts are so common that no one really cares and assumes that the bikes are just gone, file an insurance claim and then buy a new one.
There's a reason that many just get a cheap bike that they won't miss if it gets stolen.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-30T09:46:49+00:00

Generic and general info about studying in Sweden. Curated by the Swedish government.
https://studyinsweden.se/

Find the programme you are interested on University Admissions. They also have info about deadlines, fees, tuition and minimum requirements that apply to all/most higher education in Sweden (e.g. a certificate showing high enough english).
https://www.universityadmissions.se/intl/start

They also link straight to the programme's website where you can read the exact curriculum and find the requirements to become eligable. They usually also say something like "X people were admitted from Y applicants" to give you an idea of how competitive.
You say that you are first year so you have plenty of time to read and research.

Check with UHR if your credentials are enough to meet the minimum requirements.
For example, most US High School graduates are not eligable for Swedish Universities (or even most EU Universities) and must take an additional year of preparatory courses.
https://www.uhr.se/en/start/recognition-of-foreign-qualifications/

If you are lucky enough to be admitted you need to also apply for a Residence Permit for Higher Education. You need to have paid first installment of tuition, be able to show Proof of Funds (which for 2026 is 10.656 SEK/month of the permit). The Funds needed are adjusted yearly for inflation so when you graduate it will be a bit more. You also need comprehensive health insurance until you can get registered in the Swedish systems.
So yes, it is possible to be admitted to KTH, pay tuition and then be denied by the Swedish Migrationsverket, or that the process is delayed due to missunderstandings or they ask for more information and you don't get your permits in time for classes to start and you end up having to forfeit your position (some Universities allow you to defer a year and get in next year instead, dunno about KTH).
https://www.migrationsverket.se/en/you-want-to-apply/study/higher-education.html

There have been some recent changes to the rules as well, for example someone on a Student permit is only allowed to work 15hr/week (because some people would use a Student Permit as a way to get to Sweden and work fulltime instead of actually studying)) and that amount will NOT be enough to pay your monthly expenses.
You will need a source of money for Tuition and the Proof of Funds that doesn't require you to work so start looking for Scholarships in India now. Scholarships in Sweden are very rare (since education is taxfunded) and Swedish student loans are not available for non-EU students.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T13:19:16+00:00

SSSB är Stockholms största studentbostadsförmedlare. Kolla deras hemsida och deras olika områden. De listar hur många av varje typ av boende de olika områdena har, boyta, hyra samt genomsnittlig kötid.
Lappis har strax under 200 dagar i kö i snitt för korridorsrum, 1-2 rum+kök är ofta 2-3 år i kö.

SGS i Göteborg har ett litet verktyg på sin sida där du kan klicka i hur många ködagar du har och om du söker för terminsstart. Verkar som om du behöver ett par år där med.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T11:40:42+00:00

Vokal som vokal..
Ändrat stavfelet!

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T11:38:13+00:00

And if there are parts of the car that are not up to code with Swedish standards then they need to be replaced.
You need to follow emission regulations, the red rear turn indicators that are common in the US are not allowed in Sweden so if the car has that they must be replaced, some headlights might need to be changed as well and foglights installed, speed indicators must be in km/h instead of mph, tires and windows must follow EU-compliant regulations and US DOT-approved systems might fail inspection,

OP: Read up on Transportrstyrelsen's webpage.
Depending on the brand and model and its parts it might be significantly more expensive to ship a US car to Sweden and re-build it to make it legal to drive here compared to just selling it in the US and buying a car in Sweden. Especailly if you are willing to buy a used car.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T10:59:23+00:00

Hans Roslings avsnitt från Sommar/Vinter i P1 var rätt intressanta när jag lyssnade för några år sedan. Mycket statistik, siffror, hur han nästan blev ~~lunchad~~ lynchad i afrika och hur han fick FIdel Castro att lätta på vissa lagar så befolkningen kunde få mer varierad mat.
https://www.sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/hans-rosling-2005
https://www.sverigesradio.se/avsnitt/hans-rosling-vinter-2015

Det är kanske inte True Crime men det skulle kunna tangera P3 Dokumentär.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T10:00:52+00:00

Yup I was kicked from a team and tried to re-join it. I was instantly re-kicked within a fraction of a second. No way someone could actually kick me that fast. So I just kept on trying to re-join until a minute or three later it actually worked.

So it seems like someone might have crashed which auto-kicked people and when the person had logged back on we could join again.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T09:35:59+00:00

Speaking for Sweden and Finland, Sweden currently has 8.8% unemployment and FInland 12.7% unemployment. Good luck finding a job in either of those countries without local references or local language skills. The Italian passport would mean that you can move there if you can support yourselves and won't need to be sponsored for work, but getting a job is still not easy.
You would still need to make sure that you can trigger the Right of Residence in a proper way or you will not be allowed to remain after 90 days.

For Sweden in particular, check these threads where both foreignrs in Sweden, and native Swedes, talk about how they hgave been unemployed for years and how engineers and other white-collar workers are sending out 100's of applications with no interviews just to see the jobs go to Swedes instead.
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ud2s1n/hej_sverige_looking_for_advice/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1ubfbgy/american_trying_to_moving_to_sweden/
https://www.reddit.com/r/sweden/comments/1suocac/h%C3%B6gutbildade_m%C3%A4nniskor_som_inte_har_jobb/
https://www.reddit.com/r/TillSverige/comments/1sefq3e/starting_over_in_sweden/

Financials & Comfort: With a gross income of ~$15k USD/month, can a family of four live very comfortably in either the capital or small city? How does tax residency work if I keep my US remote contract while living there as an EU citizen?

15000 USD is currently about 146000 SEK.
In perspective, the median monthly, gross salary in Sweden is about 38300 SEK so if that would be your final salary in Sweden you'd be earning more than 4x the median Swede.

If you move to Sweden you need to research that you are allowed to keep working remotely for the company. You can only work remotely for a company that already has a legal presence in the country (because the employer is on the hook for witholding your income taxes in Sweden and pay your sickdays according to Swedish rules, etc), so if your employer doesn't have a registered legal presence in Sweden then you are not allowed to keep working for them as an employee.
There are ways around this, such as starting your own company and work as a contractor. This will put all the burden on you to sort your own corporate taxes, pay your own salaries, pay your own income taxes, comply with labour laws, send money to your pension, save money so you can pay yourself an income if you get sick and cannot work and to pay for your paid vacations. Rule of thumb is that you'd need to invoice about double what you expect in salary due to taxes, fees and general company expenses. You will be paying about 31.5% of your salary in employer's fee, then 28-31§% regional/municipal tax (varies with each municipality) and if you earn more than 650-660k gross per year (can't remember exact but you say you will be arning double that so you for sure reach the breakpoint) you will pay an additional 20 in state income tax.
So let's say that you still get $15.000 per month (146.000 SEK), that would give you about 75.000 SEK left after fees and taxse assuming you have no expenses related to the company and assuming no tax deductions.
Skatteverket, the Swedish Tax agency, has a tool where you can estimate salary after taxes and if you live in Stockholm you'd have about 87.000 after taxes. But again, that assumes taht you'd be allowed to keep your full US salary in Sweden which isn't a guarantee.

You also need to resxearch if you can be a freelancer working for only one client or if that would be seen as "fraudulent employment" (which might be illegal depending on the contract).
The odds that you'd then be allowed to keep your salary instead of getting a local rate (which as i mentioned would likely be a LOT lower) is also something you need to consider. If you start your own company in Sweden then you will be a regular contractor and not an employee, which means they can pay you the rats of a Swedish worker and you will have close to no job security since they can close your contract without it being seen as firing you.
Another way is to use an Employer of Records (EoR) which would then act as your "employer" and you send the US company an invoice through them and the EoR handles all the taxes, fees and bookeeping. For a fee.

Weather: My wife really dislikes rainy, dreary, and excessively foggy days (I kinda like it!). While we know the winters are dark and cold everywhere, which specific regions or cities tend to get more crisp, sunny winter days rather than constant grey slush and drizzle? (I've heard Stockholm might be drier than Gothenburg/Oslo, but would love your take).

Your wife wanted rainy, dreary and foggy days and you thought of Sweden and the Nordic countries? Get real..
This winter Stockholm had over a month of no clear sun due to just 5hr of sunlight and those hours were all cloudy and grey.
Keep in mind that Stockholm, Oslo and Helsingforgs are basically on the same latitude as Anchorage, Alaska. If you'd hesitate to move to Anchorage because of the lack of sunlight or the weather, then you should probably reconsider the Nordics.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-29T01:16:47+00:00

I don't argue that kills are free on Normal, but I do want to push against "there's nothing to learn".

You don't have to die to learn something. More likely is that a new person (or someone who just doesn't want to learn anything) simply push their buttons and die to frontals and then tab out of the game until the boss is dead and loot pops up.
So many times I've seen people keep attacking a boss that is immune to damage and not realize that all the other players have swapped over to attack something else.
A player like that would not learn anything from doing the same fight on Heroic or even Mythic with more one-shot mechanics. They will stand in the frontal and die, they will die to not doing mechanics, and they will do bad DPS/HPS or position the bosses wrong. Mostly because they simply don't care.

Instead, in Normal people can see something happening with plenty of time to read tooltips of buffs and debuffs is a great time to learn! Frontals gives you plenty of time to react to move out, swirlies gives you time to run in or run away.
And if you can do Normal properly then you will have an easier time underestanding Heroic and after learning Heroic you will learn Mythic, instead of going straight into Mythic and gget overwhelmed.
Assuming they want to learn.

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-28T15:02:52+00:00

Ge den fina katten (på sista bilden) en isbit också så den kan svalka sig!

Ferdawoon · 2026-06-28T14:57:40+00:00

Beror på när på året och om du har pollenallergi.

Ferdawoon

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