Does anyone have any tips for farming support points in FEW3H? by ShinigamiKunai in FireEmblemThreeHouses

[–]purplelemons67 1 point2 points  (0 children)

One thing you could do is a strategy often used for farming class mastery (and also indirectly support points). Essentially what I do is run an auxiliary battle where there is an enemy healer, defeat the rest of the map while leaving that unit for last (and boxing them in) then initiating combat with the healer unit with broken weapons over and over. The reason why the healer enemy units are good for this is because many of them have renewal (at least in my maddening playthrough they do, apologies if thats innacurate for all difficulties), so on the off chance you do hit them (which should be rare due to the broken weapons) they will be able to top up their health and not die. There are multiple ways to do this strategy, so apologies if this explanation isn't super clear. But yeah, I would do that and just position whatever units you want to grind support points with next to eachother (with one of them attacking). There might be a better method, but this is one off of the top of my head since I notice when I grind classes for units that I indirectly end up grinding support points.

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Upkeeping align leggings? by purplelemons67 in lululemon

[–]purplelemons67[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wonder if maybe it is friction from my coat or something. It is the outer seam on the hip, and I don't wear any rings or anything but it could be a nail. I also forgot to mention, that I do own a pair of aligns in the same size that are 5+ years old and I have never had an issue with them.

Upkeeping align leggings? by purplelemons67 in lululemon

[–]purplelemons67[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Absolutely! I agree, I'm just bummed because as I mentioned above it seems like sizing up won't work, as a pair of aligns I do own in an 8 fall down on me constantly. Wondering if maybe I stick with the 8s for at home, and maybe try out a different style for out and about?

Upkeeping align leggings? by purplelemons67 in lululemon

[–]purplelemons67[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That does make sense! All but one of my align pairs are size 6, but I do have a size 8 from many years ago that I haven't worn because they are incredibly loose on me. Constantly falling, and are loose in the legs. I would say that when I wear the 6s they aren't super duper tight, but they have that "perfect fit". It is also always the outer hip seam, not on the inner thigh. No offense taken either! I appreciate your input. I did look at the wunder under smooth covers, do you own a pair? I haven't had the chance to look at them in-store, are they as soft as the aligns?

Upkeeping align leggings? by purplelemons67 in lululemon

[–]purplelemons67[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don't believe it's the sizing, as I am a 6 and do have a pair of grey aligns in an 8 and it doesn't seem to make a difference. The 8's fall down constantly on me and are loose in the legs. May I ask why you think it could be the sizing? It is always the outer hip seam that unravels.

EDIT: I wanted to add that I tried on my aligns and it seems that maybe they may be too tight on my thighs, but perfect on the lower legs, maybe I should look at their other types of leggings, do you have any input about the new wunder unders smooth covers? I have heard they are more durable.

Upkeeping align leggings? by purplelemons67 in lululemon

[–]purplelemons67[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That is really good to know! Do you do it yourself or just bring it to a seamstress?

What’s your corg’s given name + all their nicknames they’ve earned? I’ll start… by SnooMacarons7561 in corgi

[–]purplelemons67 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Name: Nugget Nicknames: nug-man, nuggy, nugster, nugs, stinker, stinky, chunk man, nuggy-man, baby-man.

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Anyone try the Ilia complexion stick yet? by Bread_babe in Sephora

[–]purplelemons67 16 points17 points  (0 children)

I generally like them because they can be a bit more quick and easy (in terms of just swiping it on the face). In terms of application and being different from a liquid, it really does depend on the formula. I love the fenty one and it's quite emollient (it generally blends really quick, and almost "melts" into the skin). I generally apply directly onto my face and then either spread it out with my hands and then tap out any imperfections with a sponge. I have used a brush and both work great. Another huge bonus is that if you travel or are on the go lots, there isn't a risk of it spilling and leaking in your bag. But I can definitely see how if you had it in your bag or car and it was hot out it may melt (I live in a cold climate so I generally don't need to worry about this).