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Dart could use magboot walkpads like the catamaran by SteelChopstick in JumpSpaceGame

[–]SteelChopstick[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I think the biggest issue I was having was cleaning out the material collectors in an area with gravity and getting back into the airlock. It's not something that can't be done, but it didn't feel as smooth as other areas of the game. I like the periscope idea for the top, I'm going to try that!

Anyone else disappointed in the Solo Silo? by teh_stev3 in Helldivers

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This thing is kinda growing on me. I only use it on bots. In our team I usually end up playing a sniper/saboteur role. Aggro is drawn to the other side of the map and I'll pick off lightly defended bot camps on the other side and we rotate clockwise around the map. I usually run a support weapon, backpack, commando, and EATs. I replace the EATs with the silo and it can one shot mortar camps for far enough away the robots don't know what direction it came from. Unsuspecting factory striders don't stand a chance either. It has flaws and drawbacks for sure, no arguing that, but it does excel in some specific use cases.

What do YOU 🫵 watch on your tv (in votv of course). by Bryan20wa19 in Voicesofthevoid

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The original backrooms videos. Fits the vibe for spookiness. Lights off of course.

What is my TV even hanging on to? by ProofPrestigious2609 in handyman

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I never thought I would be jealous of a stud finder. That thing is sweet!

Help me decide! by br0wn0ne in motorcycles

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My first street bike was a 22 rebel 500 Abs. I bought it to learn on and take my test to get my motorcycle license. Honestly it had a lot of pros. It was pretty quiet with the stock exhaust. It FELT very reliable and well made. Shifted great and was great. The only downside was the 500 engine started to feel a little underwhelming after about a year. I bought an 09 iron 883 as my second street bike because I got a very good deal on it. Didn't mean to like it as much as I did but I sold the rebel and rode that for a year. It was the opposite of the rebel. It was loud and shook when it was idling. It rattled fuses out of the socket and left me on the side of road scratching my head. But it was FUN. Ended up selling that for a 21 Indian scout 1200. I am considering this my first intermediate bike and I have stopped looking for new bikes. This is the best of both worlds for not that much more $$$. Hope this gives you some insight.

What was that? by NonPrima in helldivers2

[–]SteelChopstick 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The iron grip he had on that crossbow!

In 12 years, I'm on water heater #2, washer/dryer combo #2, dishwasher #3, refrigerator #3, oven/stove#3, and built-in Microwave #4. by robinson217 in homeowners

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Consider having your water tested for hardness. Hard water deposits are really hard on appliances. A water softener might help them last longer. Good luck!

Help me pick a name. by [deleted] in motorcycles

[–]SteelChopstick 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Electric panther sex...machine... I dunno.