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I'd like to dual-wield Carian Glintstone Staff for my Carian Knight build, so +0 is ok!

I'm around the mid-game, having defeated Radahn, cleared Nokron and exploring Altus Plateau, so if there's anything I can offer I would be happy to help!

I'm looking for videos or documentaries on the science or biology behind red wiggler worms and their life in the wild or their use in vermicomposting. Any suggestions would be nice!

New player here. I know Prontera is a good hub for teleporting between towns, but what about the northern towns like Juno, Einbroch, etc?

And in case I'm not aware, is there a better way to be teleporting and navigating between towns besides ship/train?

How often should I be feeding my vermicompost worm bin? Should I be blending my veggie and fruit scraps to help them process the food faster?

Which Eeveelutions should I prioritize first, second, etc to raise up? I'm in the midgame with my best pokemon around lvl 30-45. I'm still raising % on islands and trying to get good BFS pokemon and a solid ingredient team. I'm not really capping out on ingredients, and I already have a solid Jiggypuff for E4E. I usually use just 1 team the whole day, and I don't know if I'm supposed to be swapping and using multiple teams a day or not.

So based on that, or just in general for players, what Eeveelutions would you recommend?

I was told conflicting information over a phone call with TestOut and then by email. I was told the TestOut Network Pro would cover the new 009 now and the website was just outdated saying it was just 008, so I purchased the TestOut program. Then by email I got this:

A new product line has been created to cover the content of the Network+ 009 exam. It is called CertMaster Network+. It is a seperate and distinct product from TestOut Network Pro. TestOut Nework Pro will not have a new version in the future and will be retired indefinitely. If you want the latest content for the Network+ exam, you should purchase CertMaster Network+.

I have not seen or heard of the CertMaster Network+ till now. And then the website was updated with some new info saying the old Testout one is 008 and will be retired November...

What is going on? I've heard good things about Testout (before they were acquired by Comptia) but this seems like they are phasing it out in favor of Certmaster which I've heard less than stellar things about, not to mention the packages are generally more expensive too. Is any of this even worth it at this point? Any advice or word of caution if needed would be appreciated.

I'm short of these general part plates in particular but abundant in all the other plates. Is there a way to farm or make these parts in particular?

Let's say I plan to go out with friends in the evening, but it will be hot and I will likely sweat. I want to have as little BO as possible. There's two scenarios here:

1. I shower, antiperspirant and deodorant myself before going out, but I wasn't sweating earlier in the day and will sweat the first time once I'm out.

2. Earlier in the day, I forcefully sweat myself early via heat/exercise and then I shower/antiperspirant/deodorant like in #1 before going out and sweating in the evening.

In which scenario would my sweating in the evening have less BO? Is it better to forcefully sweat myself out earlier in the day? Would doing so make me sweat less later on?

Assume it is unavoidable to sweat due to having hyperhidrosis and being in a hot place that evening during a heat wave, even when using antiperspirants. But it's possible to reduce the sweating at least (just not completely).

I'm not sure if it works in practice, but the theory is that trying to sweat myself out early will help expunge any of the nasty stuff in the sweat glands that would have smelled, so doing so makes the 2nd sweat of the day (after all the hygienic cleansing) both lesser in amount and less smelly.

Does anyone have an answer from this, either from personal observation or from knowing the body science behind it?

I'm completely new to the game so bear with me. My goal was to become a Meister because it sounded cool, and I just became a Merchant. But the here concerned me and I'm not sure if I like the playstyle being so reliant on Zeny. Would going as something else like a Priest be good?

Edit: To add a little more, I want to be supportive and play something that will help out friends who are gonna play together every so often. So what class(es) would be best for that and a beginner to boot?

I was wondering how I could further optimize my VRoid model so I don't get a huge performance hit dealing with all the animated and bone physics. My model isn't that complex, but I think all the hair and bones I manually added might be weighing on the skeleton and unnecessarily bloating the model.

Is there a recommended way to optimize my model and simplify the physics for practical use (Warudo, XRAnimator, etc) in VRoid Studio while still maintaining good enough physics? I'm not that skilled with VRoid so sorry if I'm misunderstanding anything too.

I'm still early game pre-DLC as a note and PVE focused. So I'm trying to build a Carian Knight sort of build (with some liberties in sorceries used), as a sort of spellblade who would rather fight melee with slicer and the carian sword spells than at a range like a mage (but still having a few options in theme like Carian Glintblades).

The armaments I'm considering are:

• Carian Knight Sword (for the fashion and Carian Grandeur)

• Meteorite Staff (for sorceries)

• Sacrificial Axe (for offhand when I want to conserve fp killing mobs)

• Misericorde (magic AoW with Glintblade Phalanx, and for crits)

• Carian Knight Shield (no skill, or Carian Retaliation).

So far I've mostly been wielding Sword in right, Staff in left, but it feels kind of inefficient since I could be either sticking to one or the other. Using shield needs no skill if I want to use Grandeur. If I mainly use a staff for Slicer, that frees up my shield to have Retaliation, but I can't riposte with a staff or slicer. It doesn't sound practical to swap from staff to Misericorde just for parry crits in the heat of battle though.

Spamming Glintblade Phalanx for the staggers feels cheesy so I'm less inclined. But the stagger would open a great opportunity to use Carian Grandeur... But I can't use both that and Carian Retaliation on the shield (only one skill button).

The problem with trying to hold all these armaments and cycling through is they still eat up weight, taking away from the better armor I could be wearing. So I think I'll need to pick and choose whether I want to be staff focused revolving around the Carian Sword sorceries, or play with the Carian Knight Sword and trying to land Carian Grandeur if the opportunity arises.

What do you think? Is there a way to arrange my armaments to make this work better and feel fun? Any suggestions?

I just started a worm bin for the first time, and I hope that I can slowly raise this bin and build that ecosystem. Once it reaches capacity I'll think about splitting it with a stacked worm tray system, hopefully without disrupting the worms too much then.

How do I know when the bin has reached the upper capacity of worm population and it's time to think about expanding?