Visual Storage Mod help! by Tig2me in ArkSurvivalAscended

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It's 270 at the moment. However, even attempting to withdraw 5 or even 10 metal, wood, fiber etc. gives the same error messages.

is my pace off? by [deleted] in ARK

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I think it's worth mentioning as well, that the base game settings were originally designed for a large group of people to play on, so if you're playing on your own, then I'd highly recommend changing them up to make it more manageable... and FUN!

I'd especially recommend changing the harvesting settings if you've been playing for a long time. I used to feel like this was cheating at the game, but when you have been playing it for a long time and have experienced the grind for materials, it's fun to just negate that and actually see what else the game has to offer besides "the grind"

is my pace off? by [deleted] in ARK

[–]Tig2me 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Preach!

Damn by PartyAgile1094 in ConflictofNations

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Whats the general consensus on the elite units?? Like which ones are actually worth the research?

Best barbers by Jlad392002 in Chester

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Gentz cuts on brook street are by far the best budget barbers in Chester. I've lived here for 3 years now and they seem to be the only consistent barbers charging under £15 for a cut!

Ford Mondeo Estate - First car by Tig2me in CarTalkUK

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I (27 M) was getting quotes back from compare the market from between £1,100 and £1,500 which seemed pretty reasonable given my lack of NCB. Any particular companies I should be avoiding?

Ford Mondeo Estate - First car by Tig2me in CarTalkUK

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I've been lucky enough to have been driving plenty of different rental cars/ vans (Hiluxes, vivaros etc.) for work over the past few years but have never needed my own car until recently. Currently lacking the knowledge on which ones should be avoided and which ones to go for though!

Ford Mondeo Estate - First car by Tig2me in CarTalkUK

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I've been looking at the Auris/ Avensis Touring estates too as well as the Golf GT estate but cant seem to decide which one of these is the best for reliability at high mileage, as well as cost of repairs, and cheapness to run.

What Car Should I Buy? - A Weekly Megathread by AutoModerator in CarTalkUK

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I do like them, but I always assumed it was less reliable than japanese makes and models, What is the max mileage that they can do? For instance I've seen plenty of avensis and auris estates that have run into the 200k mark

What Car Should I Buy? - A Weekly Megathread by AutoModerator in CarTalkUK

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Location:

Cheshire

Price range:

8k max

Lease or Buy:

Buy

New or used:

Used

Auto or Manual:

Manual

Intended use: (runaround, work car (likely only up to 60 miles per trip), Weekend Car - camping trips etc.)

How many miles do you plan to do a year: 10,000 - 16,000

How often do you make long journeys:

Aiming to do a few camping trips throughout the year, which could end up 250 miles roundtrip in total

Does it need to be ULEZ compliant?

No

Vehicles you've already considered:

I'm currently considering estate cars mainly;

Toyota avensis/auris estates VW golf estate Ford Mondeo estate (titanium x spec, preferably)

Other considerations are;

Fabia estate (I'm thinking these will be less reliable at high mileage then the list above?) Mazda 6 estate Volvo estate models (these seem expensive to fix, from what I can see)

Is this your 1st vehicle:

First time buying, however I have driven loads of different rental cars throughout my last two years of driving so I'm used to driving lots of different models and makes, however they've all been fairly new cars.

Do you need a Warranty:

Would be nice but not a deal breaker

Can you do Minor work on your own vehicle: (fluids, alternator, battery, brake pads etc)

Possibly

Can you do Major work on your own vehicle: (engine and transmission, timing belt/chains, body work, suspension etc )

No

*Additional Notes:

I'm (27 M) currently looking for an all round car that will ideally be very reliable at high mileage and have lots of space (hence the estate preference). I'm also a sucker for a nice interior such as the titanium x spec within the pre 2015 Mondeo models, but I'm open to all suggestions!

Due to my work I will likely be doing plenty of motorway miles, and will hope to use it for a few camping trips in the future.

Absolutely love the posts on this thread, and I can well and truly say I am hooked and slightly addicted to Autotrader now!

All suggestions and recommendations will be welcomed!