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Where are we currently at with movements in the explorer II? I know the guide says clean factory with VR3186 movement is recommended but I recently saw people talking about a V5 movement being better. Is this just version 5 of the VR3186? Or something different entirely?

IV stayed away for these last few weeks and left a review, but honestly i am somewhat hopeful that gaijin might make a good change

context: im homeschooled so im not allowed to take AP calc ab without prerequisites and figured it would be better to finish APs in junior year
so i guess im kinda gonna self-study w tutor ap calc while taking algebra II or pre-calc, so which would be better as a summer class and as a year long subject?
thanks

The advent of the increased player locomotion has been controversial, to say the least. However, it would now be an excellent opportunity to revisit the armour in the game. Increasing the speed of each tank to its historical value will not only create more intense tank battles but will make it more difficult for infantry to defeat armour, requiring teamwork rather than simply chasing a tank on foot and placing a satchel on it.
Here is a list of all of the tanks in the game with their historical top speeds (on road):

• M4A1 Sherman: 48km/h
• M4A3E2 (75) & (76): 35.4km/h
• M5A1 Stuart: 58km/h
• M8 Greyhound: 90km/h
• Panzerspähwagen II „Luchs“: 60km/h
• Panzer IV Ausf. G: 42km/h
• Panther Ausf. G: 46km/h
• Sd.Kfz.234/2 „Puma“: 80km/h
• Tiger H1: 45km/h (40km/h after Feb. 1944)
• IS-1: 37km/h
• T-34-57: 49km/h
• Tetrarch: 64km/h
• Cromwell: 64km/h
• Sherman Firefly: 40km/h
• Daimler Mk. II: 80km/h

what the hell is that?
it's at the top of the Canto 4 map, so you can go scroll to it right now.

I'm currently only level 46, so I have some ways to go to even complete this class and the game itself, but what is going to be some of your strategies for playing a second, then third, then fourth class character, etc..?
The only thing I'm not interested in is playing HARDCORE. I couldn't deal with my inevitable perma-death in this mode. It would take me out of enjoying the game.
I want to keep the game as fresh as possible each time I play a new character, so I'm thinking maybe a rogue or barbarian as my second character. Thoughts on an ideal order, starting with a sorcerer as my lineup? I want to bump up the difficulty when I hit 50 (aka playing a new character on Nightmare) and ASAP beyond that difficulty, and I'm just wondering how any other total completionists out there are strategizing about how to go about this beyond, "randomly" playing stuff. Thanks.

Me and my bf made a clan and are looking for people that wanna join. I saw many posts in which people were asking to join clans so I thought i could make one to invite everyone that wants to.
We’re both in our mid 30s and working so can only play for a few hours at night and weekends (European time).
We’re around lvl 45-46 but we took our sweet time, discovered all of Fractured peaks and just started Act II in Scosglen (yeah, maybe that was not the best idea). We enjoy discovering all the areas, killing all the mobs and talking to NPCs so it can get a bit slow.
If anybody wants to join us leave a msg; you are welcome to our clan.
If it matters I play a sorc and my bf a barbarian.

I (18) go to culinary school, cook/confectioner major. And I love it. But the school is more stressful than I was prepared for and it's showing. The first problem is that these were two separate majors before. One took 3 years, together 6. They took the theory and cramped it together into 4 years without any actual modification. It's too much and we were behind basically since the beginning of the year. The second problem is that the lessons are divided into two categories. Theoretical and practical. Practicals are either in school kitchen, school bakery or school restaurant. It's basically working for the school for free. I have no problem with this. But it takes even more time we could be studying theory. The third problem is that we can't go to school if we have any symptoms of illness. This was first thing that they told us at the beginning of the year. We had to hand to our homeroom teacher papers from doctor about any allergies we have. We need to consult someone if our close family member is sick, about if we can come to school. I get that. Working with food is hygienically demanding, even more after COVID. The problem is that because of this, we have more missed hours that we would usually have. And if you have too many you will have problems. There was more than one instance of one teacher telling me to stay home and then getting yelled at by another because I have too much missed hours. I've had respiratory problems since I was a child. I jus start coughing at random and it won't leave for months. (The longest time was around year and a half) Doctors still don't know what's wrong, only that it's not contagious. I've told this to my homeroom teacher the first day of school and showd them papers from doctor. Everything went well until it didn't. I was home for three months because I wasn't allowed to go to school and spent two weeks in the hospital, hooked up to an IV. When I finally went to school again they told me that I've missed too much and if I miss anymore I will have to repeat the year or will get straight up expelled. I've had to catch up on everything. For practicals I was working overtime on the weekends in school restaurant so they would allow me to pass. I've managed to catch up somewhat. But since then I'm in constant panic about missing school. I don't know how much I can miss and still get to go to another year. My mental health is going down the drain. Yesterday I've tried to go to school after I've fainted and had a panic attack when my mom draged me to bed. Now in retrospect I know that could end up really badly, but at the moment the only thing on my mind was that I need to go to school. It's hell, but it will end in three weeks.

First of all, I’m a Salvadoran immigrant having been in America only 5 years and turning senior in the fall. I’m a first-gen college student and I have taken CS 1, AP CSA, WHAP, APUSH, and will be taking AP physics, CS3, and cyber security next year. I was accepted and attended a summer program for CS at UT and I founded and developed the website for a non-profit that teaches kids in El Salvador how to code virtually. I have been working about 20-30 hours every week since sophomore year and I am currently a team trainer at my job (restaurant). I will be starting a club next year with one of my teachers that would help many immigrants understand and manage their way through High School and would be either president or web developer. I also have a recommendation letter from my CS teacher who graduated from UT, one from my Algebra II teacher, and another one from my English 2 teacher who also went to UT. My school doesn’t have ranking due to being very competitive, but I have a 3.9 gpa (4.0) and a 5.0 (5.0) realistically, do I have a fair chance?

People got banned by that conversion btw