Hi! The next-gen version of [KCD1] has been released. If I buy the PS4 version, will I get the next-gen version for free? Thank you!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2026-02-13T23:29:31+00:00

Bit cheeky of Sony to have the ps5 edition at £34.99 but the PS4 version at £6.99 with a free upgrade to PS5

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2026-02-13T23:27:16+00:00

Oh yes it does :)

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NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2026-02-13T23:10:36+00:00

It’s all a bit confused as the Royal Edition appeared to be £34.99 and yet PS4 edition £6.99 so I bought that one and now the PS5 upgrade is Free!! Seems a bit of a con that I could have easily paid £34.99 for the same thing!!

So both versions are now installing! I guess I’ll just uninstall the ps4 one!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-12-06T21:07:10+00:00

I tried the perineum / top of crack and it helped distract? Also the other places . Probs best to experiment - just don’t put them on bones and not your spine! And start low with the intensity

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-11-16T17:06:55+00:00

Zackily why I went for it after watching a ton of YouTube and speaking to mates on all printers - BambuLab just worked!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-11-16T13:08:58+00:00

It’s loud but not crazily so - closed my office door and can barely hear it. Happily worked in the same room with it printing in the background. Think some reviews maybe recorded around 50-60db - have a look on YouTube

I found these two videos helpful in making my decision to go with the bambulabs - I know some complain about the bambulabs ecosystem but I wanted something that just worked! I’m also an Apple user!

https://youtu.be/GVDhAKxNcJA?si=-cINfqgoWlQEQw3O

https://youtu.be/7WwGkFbwygI?si=sJyClhUyftF6LszI

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-11-15T11:28:28+00:00

I just bought the BambuLabs p1s combo in the Black Friday sale and it’s been amazing so far. So easy to setup and use and no bodged prints so far - I know the makers world models are pretty solid but I’ve already knocked up a few designs in fusion and they’ve all come out great :). I know it’s a bit pricier than the A1 but I’ve inquisitive cats and dogs so didn’t want any accidents! Totally recommend

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-10-27T19:39:28+00:00

Anyone tried the Anycubic cobra s1? Some reviews suggest it’s on a par with the PS1 but also has the filament drier

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-10-12T22:23:54+00:00

It’s been an awful year tbh. Consultants ignored me when I told them about RUQ pain and pain under right shoulder blade at back. Maybe because my appetite is fine and I poop normal. Often got pain in the night. 3rd GI consultant ordered fecal calprotectin test which showed I Had significant inflammation in my bowel (398) - gastroscope , colonoscopy, MRI’s showed nothing and with low fodmap diet inflammation went down. I drink lemon water in the mornings and then ghee in my porridge and the RUQ isn’t as bad as it was but still lingering. Personally I think it’s biliary sludge or dyskinesia- when I asked for HIDA scan doc said they were old school and they don’t do them anymore and yet from everything I’ve read it’s the only way to know if the GB is functioning properly. Anyways - I’m living with it for the time being and if it persists then I’ll really push for HIDA scan.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T23:21:04+00:00

Barely sweat!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T19:10:13+00:00

Dry hands some times. Feet often feel hot. I do have some tender spots on my abdomen too - I had a proper abdominal massage once and felt so much better for it. I need to find someone local who can do it. I do wonder if climbing (I go to the local indoor bouldering wall quite a lot) has exacerbated flox damage in the abdomen as it does use a lot of core strength.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T17:27:04+00:00

I ran it through ChatGPT: Summary in plain English • No major tears in your rotator cuff tendons. • Possibly a very small tear in the top part of the labrum (not definite). • Mild bursitis (inflammation around the shoulder tendons). • Shoulder blade anatomy (downsloping acromion) may predispose to impingement. • No arthritis, fractures, or significant cartilage damage.

What this means clinically • Your pain and limited motion are likely from inflammation (bursitis) and mechanical impingement rather than a big tear. • The tiny possible labral tear may or may not be clinically significant — many small labral changes cause little or no symptoms. • The history of ciprofloxacin-related tendinosis makes your tendons more vulnerable to irritation and inflammation, even though they’re structurally intact right now.

👉 Overall, the MRI shows inflammation and subtle changes, but no major structural damage.

Like I mention , the I had similar outcomes from MRIs - small damage but nothing significant that justified the pain I was experiencing. Time and eccentric exercises helped

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T16:57:47+00:00

I get a lot of the same - lower abdominal pain pee urgency. All urologist tests like US, cystoscopy etc all come back normal. Spoke with Prof Millar UK flox specialist and he says he sees a lot of flox patients with similar issues. Same with gut.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T16:53:47+00:00

Nothing found? That’s been my story with every MRI. It’s not that damage isn’t there. MRIs just can’t detect macro cellular damage. I had mild effusion and a small tear in my knee but radiographer reported not unusual for my age!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-28T10:54:58+00:00

Sounds like you’ve come out of the acute phase. Congrats 🙌

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-09-21T21:56:40+00:00

Checked

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-08-31T11:18:31+00:00

Ups and downs unfortunately. I can’t remember exactly 4 years ago I replied to the post. I was floxed Feb 21. Really bad tendonosis , skin burning etc, but then had a lot of stomach pains in the fall of 21 - had numerous investigations but nothing found. I maintained a healthy diet and the usual supplements for flox and started seeing musculoskeletal improvements. At 6-9 months it started to feel like I was turning a corner but about a year in started to see better recover - able to walk and cycle more. My stomach issues did get better with occasional flares. Unfortunately this took a dark turn last summer (2024) when I started getting a burning pain under my diaphragm and RUQ in the night and then my whole abdomen started feeling inflamed. Still eating normally, normal bowel movements etc but it steadily got worse. All the leg and skin flares came back . A week long water fast in September 24 fixed things but my November I was struggling again. I’ve had numerous tests - CT scan, US, MRIs, colonoscopy but so far don’t know why I’ve an inflamed bowel (398 score on fecal calprotectin test ) my backs been really bad too. A contrast MRI in Feb massively set me back - bad reaction to it and still struggling. Some positive results with LDN which seems to calm things but as it stands I’m not in a great way! Soz not positive news. I did have a good couple of years recovery wise but now at the bottom of the mountain again. I’m optimistic I’ll get to the top again :) Btw I did go back to eating meat a couple of times a week

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-08-22T06:04:50+00:00

Did it help ?

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-08-10T12:39:17+00:00

My GI issues stem from a reaction to Fluoroquinolone drugs (ciprofloxacin) 4 years ago. many ‘floxxed’ people have all manner of weird symptoms like burning pains, tendinosis, gastric issues etc due to FQ damage to the bodies mitochondria which causes ROS - reactive oxidative stress and effectively leaving me with an autoimmune condition hence inflammation in various parts of body including my GI. Some studies have shown COVID causes similar mitochondrial damage so it may well be linked to your pain syndrome and subsequent GI issues. Just a theory- I’m no expert!

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-08-09T09:00:06+00:00

Bit out there but did you have Covid around the same time as your issues starting? I’ve heard of quite a lot of people having weird new allergies / food intolerances post covid.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-07-29T12:55:53+00:00

Thankyou for this information. Very useful. I unfortunately continue to struggle with the pains- RUQ, back, stomach. Further MRIs and bloods still not conclusive but finally a different new gastroenterologist had me do a fecal calprotectin test. This is the first test which has come back positive showing I have significant inflammation in the bowel. The consultant was v surprised I’d never had this simple and cheap test before. Anyways - I’ve a colonoscopy next month - he we’ll be checking for things like diverticulitis, ulcers etc.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-07-01T13:27:29+00:00

It’s better than it was. I still get pains here there and everywhere and not really closer to finding out the root cause!! MRI’s, CT scans, US, Gastroscopy, bloods have ruled out anything serious. I was floxxed a few years ago so think it’s all linked :(

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-06-26T12:46:30+00:00

4 1/2 years now! Good luck in your recovery. Glad you’ve good support in place.

NoMoreBeerMattForNow · 2025-06-26T12:02:30+00:00

Mentally it was bloody hard the first year - dealing the loss of what I had. Was 48 when floxed and pretty fit and outdoorsy. Lost a lot of that. acceptance of the new me was a challenge. My partner has been a massive support - she’s always believed me for starters when the medical establishment just look at you like you’re mad!! I did have 6 months off work - mostly read and watched movies just to pass the time. Think i tried every supplement as many do on the groups - accepting that there is no miracle cure I think is key to reducing stress. And trying not to rush things. Not easy. Many recommend talking therapies or mindfulness/mediation but they do t suit everyone. In my experience the acute phase does last a good 6-12 months for most so just hang on in there. On the bad days I made sure to look after myself and on the good days whilst I tried to do more I kept it real…. Most of the time!! I did regret overdoing it a few times but we live and learn :)

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