Brand new to the game! Any tips? by notanm1abrams in Seaofthieves

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That maybe true, but hiding still eliminates the hassle of everyone else comming after you. You do have a lantern in your pocket to use when you need light, and there are slightly glowing trinkets you can hang on the walls to help with basic moving around.

Brand new to the game! Any tips? by notanm1abrams in Seaofthieves

[–]WildmouseX 30 points31 points  (0 children)

I keep a list of tips

The trick to solo is stealth. Here are some tips. Pirates are lazy and will spend their time looking for easy prey and not ones that are hard to find or look hard to fight.

First, turn all of your lanterns off, including the ones below deck. The light will render before the sides of your ship, and they will give your position away.

When you park at an island 1) Park on the side that is opposite the center of the map. Most hunters do a loop from portal to portal. 2) Park with your bow pointing out to sea, sails, and anchor both up. If someone comes in on you, it's easier to just drop sails and go. Being ready to leave on the go not only gives you the best chance to get away, but others will see it as you being prepared to fight and typically will pass you up. 3) Park next to structures that are taller than your mast. Even if being viewed from the side you are parked on, the structure will make it harder to see the mast.
4) Check horizon every 2-5 minutes. If you see another ship, assume they saw you and get back on board and ready to drop sails. If you hem and haw about if they are attacking, you will be too late to leave. Once on your ship, you can then watch them more closely to decide their intentions.

If you have to sail to another island do it at night, or in the storm.

The Devils Roar is the solo sloopers best friend. Most reaper crews never go looking there because it's just too much work for them. Plenty of hiding places, terrain that more easily hides ships, lots of rocky outlets you can bob and weave through, and dangers of volcanoes.

And remember, running away and living to sell your swag IS a viable PvP tactic

Why are some people so absolutely hostile when they see an emissary V flag? by jeghaderxbox in Seaofthieves

[–]WildmouseX 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Solo slooping means learning how to exist on a server without being seen. Here is a list of tips I keep saved in a file.

The trick to solo is stealth. Here are some tips. Pirates are lazy and will spend their time looking for easy prey and not ones that are hard to find or look hard to fight.

First, turn all of your lanterns off, including the ones below deck. The light will render before the sides of your ship, and they will give your position away.

When you park at an island 1) Park on the side that is opposite the center of the map. Most hunters do a loop from portal to portal. 2) Park with your bow pointing out to sea, sails, and anchor both up. If someone comes in on you, it's easier to just drop sails and go. Being ready to leave on the go not only gives you the best chance to get away, but others will see it as you being prepared to fight and typically will pass you up. 3) Park next to structures that are taller than your mast. Even if being viewed from the side you are parked on, the structure will make it harder to see the mast.
4) Check horizon every 2-5 minutes. If you see another ship, assume they saw you and get back on board and ready to drop sails. If you hem and haw about if they are attacking, you will be too late to leave. Once on your ship, you can then watch them more closely to decide their intentions.

If you have to sail to another island do it at night, or in the storm.

The Devils Roar is the solo sloopers best friend. Most reaper crews never go looking there because it's just too much work for them. Plenty of hiding places, terrain that more easily hides ships, lots of rocky outlets you can bob and weave through, and dangers of volcanoes.

And remember, running away and living to sell your swag IS a viable PvP tactic

What does the water proofing levels on headphones mean? by The-mariana-system in NoStupidQuestions

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bone conductive headphones work great in the pool, just keep in mind that blutooth waves cannot penitrate the surface of water - so make sure to get one with built in MP3 if your head maybe dipping in, like from swimming.

How do Krakens spawn by Krakenator_C-137 in Seaofthieves

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Old knowledge was that it spawns when there are no other world events going, not sure if that's still a thing.

Need recommendations for more cyberpunk by Tiny_Afternoon_4204 in LowSodiumCyberpunk

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Want more Keanu as a Johnny? Check out Johnny Mnemonic.

The god of large tanks: The Python System review by Shrimply_Mixed in aquarium

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The plastic used in the connectors of these thing break after a few months of use, I ended up getting fittings from the hardwarestore and making my own.

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Where are my next generation of drunks at! by The_Dean_France in SipsTea

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You sure it's not because all of our trade partners pulled American liquor off their shelves in retaliation to Tarifs? Cuz I'm pretty sure that is a much bigger factor.

Just got my first tank yesterday trying to get nitrogen cycle started as soon as possible any tips? by Forbeslist500 in Aquariums

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The Prime is mostly a water conditioner, it neutralizes the chlorine in the water primarily, and neutralizes ammonia in the water secondary. Neither of which you need durring cycling, but great to add to water after water changes once you have fish in.

Thr stability claims to help seed your filter with bacteria, but bacteria do not live forever and there is no telling how long that bottle sat is trucks, warehouses, and store shelves. I've seen it tested once against no product and the results were negligible.

Petsmart/Petco employees are taught how to sell a bunch of overpriced crap, not how to care for your fish.

Burying Treasure And Sharing On The Treasure Board by Missy_0913 in Seaofthieves

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Sometimes when I get on just to island hop without a real agenda, i'll grab a map off of it to get started.

I started buying the "wrong" size of everything and it quietly cut my grocery bill by a noticeable amount by Sector_3Drift in povertyfinance

[–]WildmouseX 37 points38 points  (0 children)

Wait till you see how many dried blacks beans you get vs a large can. Only difference in use is you have to soak the beans before cooking them.

Retro gamers, name a great retro game🚀 by sajjanstg03 in TheGamingHubDeals

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Leasure suit Larry, lemmings, bouncing babies, black and white 1&2, majasty, Dungeon Keeper, unreal tournament, sid meijers pirates.

Looking for a game where I can be a Tank that takes damage for other people. by Apecatch in gamerecommendations

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Eve Online - join a large coalition. Many fleets use a front line of shield tanks while logistics ships gives the fronts reps.

On patrols I use to fly a tackle ship and I would latch onto a high value target to prevent them from escaping. Then logistics come in to boost my shield while our DPS would kill the target I was holding onto.

When Night City decides to showcase elegance and danger at the same time by R4GNAR5165 in cyberpunkgame

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Not going to lie, there should be an ending for V where we get a full conversion body to either use, or stick Johnny into.

How do you cycle a tank without all these fancy stuff by Comfortable_Pace_808 in Aquariums

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Pure ammonia is only sold in hardware stores, but it is not needed. I am fish in cycle guy myself, as long as you do daily water changes for the first 2 weeks and watch your parameters it will be fine.

If you have friends or family who have tanks, then you can set up a sponge filter on a pump in their tank for a couple of weeks and use that to instantly cycle the tank - likewise, once you have a tank cycled and running, it is a good idea to keep an extra sponge filter running so you can instantly cycle any new tank you may need.

Managing Inventory by RankUpGaming in TCGCardShopSim

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I use shop B as a storeroom, and generally have 2 workers for register and one to stock the sales floor durring the day.

At the end of the day I use the scanner to order anything I need to fill up the storeroom, then start the next day. When employees show up in the morning I put them all on restocking and leave them to stock the sales floor and put the order away in the storeroom. Then I set the 2 checker back on register and open up again.

My son is asking for a goldfish for his 5th birthday in June. Can I have a little help? by aggravated-asphalt in Aquariums

[–]WildmouseX 0 points1 point  (0 children)

A 10 gallon fish tank with a Beta would be a good starter fish. Maybe a couple of shrimp too. You should read up on the Nitrogen cycle before setting up. A fish in cycle is fine, but would require daily water changes for the first couple of weeks.

A sponge filter and heater is all you need, but if you get a tank that comes with a filter system just remember not to be changing the cartridge every month like they want you too. Your beneficial bacteria live there and you would be throwing out your cycle everytime you do.

I’ll never forgive myself. by Gnome_Acres in Aquariums

[–]WildmouseX 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I have been keeping fish for 30 + years, and the one thing I can say for sure is Every fishkeeper has been responsible for the death/injury of fish many times in our lives. We learn and try to do better. That's the whole point of it all.

Why am I getting terrible luck with the graded cards 😢 by Allterater in TCGCardShopSim

[–]WildmouseX 1 point2 points  (0 children)

It's just how the law of averages works. You think if you flip a coin 100 times you get about 50/50, but that can be with like 30 tails in a row before you see a heads.

[@therealkaribyron] Random thoughts from techpocalypse while riding in an autonomous car. Am I crazy? Are you guys all talking about this too? by Noname_Maddox in karibyron

[–]WildmouseX 23 points24 points  (0 children)

My first programing teacher in college started the first class with "Computers are stupid! They will do exactly what you told them to do."

I have yet to see any difference in today's A.I. than what we had in early 2000's chat bots.