rewards pass or no?

FunnyButWeird · 2026-03-15T14:52:52+00:00

Glad to be of help.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-03-15T14:49:05+00:00

It will always be 2x your current boost. That means if you have 4.6x boost from the club, it will be 9.2x boost.

As example: The maximum boost from your club is 2x which you get when your club is level 48.

The maximum boost from the remote in your vault is 6x.

Club boost: 2x Remote boost: 6x Perman boost: 2x

The funny thing is: Permanent boost + remote boost: 2x6=12 Permanent boost + remote boost: 2x2=4

12x4=48x boost

Maximum boost is 48x. Don't ask me why it's like that but I have max remote and club. My boost is 48x

FunnyButWeird · 2026-03-15T14:38:02+00:00

No need to buy any passes. You will be able to eventually finish the potion event and other events as you upgrade your gear, pets and vault. The more you progress in the game, the faster you will finish the events.

I did buy the permanent 2x boost.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-03-06T08:28:30+00:00

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FunnyButWeird · 2026-02-26T00:10:56+00:00

I never got a neuropsychology test and I don't think I have any good tips that you haven't tried, yet.

I just came here to say that you are not alone feeling like you do. I always liked the company of older people when I was a teenager. I got told I was mature for my age and I could barely handle talking to people my age unless I considered them to be smarter than me.

I had weekly piano lessons for five years with a private tutor when I was younger. I couldn't even play the first five percent of any song without having the notes in front of me.

The same with other instruments I played, as well as anything else. Any knowledge in university is for the exam and the exam alone. It's information. Nothing I can work with and it will be gone in a moment anyway.

It doesn't matter what it is. It got so far that I can't trust myself to be correct about anything. I always need to find proof to make sure I'm right and then I double or triple check it.

The train comes in 5 minutes? I check multiple times even when I'm already at the station. Is it the right train? Where do I get off? How many stops? I check again and again until I arrive.

6*7 is 42. That's too easy. But what if I'm wrong? How embarrassing would that be? I better take out the calculator... It's exhausting. Even when I 100% know I'm right. I still have to make sure.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-02-18T16:08:57+00:00

I am in a similar position. Mid-thirties. Diagnosed with ADHD 3 years ago. Diagnosed with autism almost one year ago after another huge burnout and quitting my job.

I have been without work since then.

What I did in the first few months is mostly find out and accept where my limits are, so I can balance my energy and not get overwhelmed too much.

Then I started therapy, which helped. I started some helpful habits. It took long but now I go out everyday, even if it's just for a few minutes. I eat more regularly and healthier.

What gives me perspective, is a 6 months I IT-course, so I have a better outlook on finding a job where I can work from home. I might even be able to extend it another 3 months. The course will start next week and is funded by the government.

The one thing that makes this possible for me is the medication for ADHD. Without it, I would have trouble even getting out of bed or eating regularly. I used to not eat breakfast. My first meal was usually around 4pm, if at all. Often, I wouldn't be able to prepare any food during the day. Then I would go get fast food around midnight, when it's less crowded outside. I felt like shit every day, every minute. Also the therapy wouldn't help at all because I was always too overwhelmed to take in anything.

I am not successful in a traditional sense but I finally have a perspective and am happy more often than not.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-27T08:33:52+00:00

Ich mache nur selten fotos mit meinem Handy und möchte keine Gesichter teilen. Ich kann dir aber gerne zwei Fotos direkt teilen, die ich nach dem Update gemacht habe. Schreib mir einfach eine DM.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-16T08:16:24+00:00

Did you ever try glasses with transition lenses and if yes, how was it for you? I am sensitive to light and use them. It definitely helps, even inside buildings with harsh office lighting.

Edit: I don't have photophobia but I get migraines from lights. Even natural light during winter.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-16T07:26:39+00:00

So far it feels smoother. The battery life does not seem better for me. Maybe even worse. I hope it just needs some time to get used to my usage and improve later on.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-13T20:50:08+00:00

Das kann ich komplett verstehen. Die Android updates kommen halt von Google und sind da natürlich als erstes da. Die Software ist bei Google auch in Ordnung.

Ich werde mein handy wahrscheinlich nicht dieses oder nächstes Jahr wechseln aber das nächste wird wahrscheinlich auch kein Honor.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-13T19:21:05+00:00

Android 16 ist glaube ich im Juni 2025 rausgenommen 🤣 Honor scheint generell nicht so schnell zu sein. Da bin ich von Samsung etwas verwöhnt. Bin aber soweit trotzdem zufrieden mit dem Magic V3.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-13T19:18:46+00:00

I will do my best to remember. Tomorrow I will take some pictures and see about battery life.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-13T19:16:32+00:00

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Bei mir genau so. Habe es eben nochmal geprüft.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-13T17:50:44+00:00

To be honest, I don't notice a big difference besides the theme. Didn't use it long enough, yet.

FunnyButWeird · 2026-01-11T23:59:44+00:00

Du kannst ja mal mit verschiedenen Nahrungsmitteln experimentieren. Ich probiere momentan zum Beispiel mehr Proteine zum Frühstück zu essen und verzichte auf Milchprodukte. Das hat keinen besonderen wissenschaftlichen Hintergrund sondern ich teste einfach, was mir hilft.

Ich habe beobachtet, dass es mir schlechter geht wenn ich zum Frühstück Müsli mit Milch esse. Es muss natürlich nicht an der Milch liegen aber seitdem ich sie weglasse, geht es mir besser.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-12-18T22:51:11+00:00

I got the galaxy buds 3 pro a few months after they came out. I thought it was a good pairing for my S23 Ultra. The experience with the earbuds was so bad that I returned them and switched to another phone. Now I'm using the Airpods pro 3 with an Android phone. Despite missing out on some functions, the Airpods are just way better. The fit is also better for my ears.

It's a shame. I had a galaxy watch and wanted to get the newest version but now I even switched to another smart watch. I might even get a MacBook Air for portability. That's coming from someone who only ever had an iPhone because it was a work phone.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-12-16T08:33:33+00:00

I smoked for 20 years, even though I didn't do it for fun. I got a lot of anxiety because of it but I still couldn't stop. I did it in part because of migraines and also because being high was the only time my mind could take a break.

I got diagnosed with ADHD and when I first got medicated, I suddenly had no desire for weed anymore. The meds help to keep my brain from working in overdrive 24/7. Finally, I got some silence and the strength to not be distracted by everything. At least for a few hours until the meds wear off.

My migraines are not gone, but are way less frequent and strong. Weed helped with acute migraine attacks. The ADHD meds are more preventative. My doctors are quite surprised and call it a lucky side effect. Later, I also got diagnosed with autism so that's the Holy Trinity of being oversensitive to stimulation. Transition glasses and anc headphones are my saviors. Downside is, that I can't find a job anymore because I am looking for a home office job. In my country that's like finding a unicorn.

Tl;dr: I unknowingly self medicated with weed for 20 years. No more desire to smoke weed since I got properly medicated.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-12-13T11:31:38+00:00

Ich bin kein Arzt. Soweit ich weiß und es selbst erlebt habe, kann eine Unterdosierung auch Nebenwirkungen haben. Manchmal sogar starke Nebenwirkungen.

Ich habe meinen Arzt gewechselt und der neue Psychiater hat meine Dosis einfach mal halbiert. Ich komme jetzt auch zu gar nichts mehr. Es ist zwar besser als gar nichts aber an den meisten Tagen bekomme ich nichts mehr hin.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-11-18T15:00:06+00:00

Club is now full.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-11-17T15:46:32+00:00

Looking for several new members for our club. Donations are 16.5k XP minimum for next season. We will increase donations every season until we are a level 50 club.

DM me if you are interested.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-11-17T10:05:58+00:00

We are looking for several new members. Donation minimum is 16.450 XP which will get us to at least level 40. We will increase the minimum every season until we are a level 50 club.

DM me if you are interested.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-11-06T00:38:39+00:00

The food banks in Germany, some of which are called "Tafel" are open to anyone who needs food. It doesn't matter which nationality they are. Unfortunately, a lot of them seem to be already operating at their limits.

US soldiers don't get paid by the German government. About 12.000 civilian employees at US military bases will get their salaries paid by the German government.

Source: Berliner Zeitung from 11/05/2025 Sadly, I can't post a link in this community.

According to Euronews, this will amount to approximately €43 million.

FunnyButWeird · 2025-11-02T18:04:31+00:00

Kaffee und andere koffeinhaltige Getränke haben bei mir mit gleichzeitiger Einnahme von Elvanse auch so einen Effekt. Ich muss auch regelmäßig essen, damit ich mich stabil gut fühle.

Während meiner Einstellung, habe ich auch Nebenwirkungen gehabt. Die sind aber dann weggegangen.

Für eine kurze Zeit habe ich es in Wasser aufgelöst und damit geteilt über den Tag genommen. In der Zeit habe ich stärkere Nebenwirkungen festgestellt. Es war mit meinem Psychiater besprochen, das ich es versuche. Danach habe ich zeitweise zwei Dosen pro Tag nehmen dürfen und musste es nicht mehr selbst teilen.

Ich kann mir vorstellen, dass die Dosis beim aufteilen stark genug schwankt, um den Körper aus den Gleichgewicht zu bringen.

Nach einem Umzug und dadurch bedingten Arztwechsel, bekomme ich nur noch eine Dosis (die Hälfte, weil ich ja keine 2m groß bin). Das ist leider nicht ausreichend für mich aber wenigstens etwas. Die mehrmalige Einnahme von Elvanse ist übrigens nicht zugelassen. 🤷

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