SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
Interesting, I'm currently entirely too close to the arctic circle and plan to spend my declining years in Vietnam(just got back from spending 2 glorious months there)
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Interesting, I'm currently entirely too close to the arctic circle and plan to spend my declining years in Vietnam(just got back from spending 2 glorious months there)
Ashrem
Oh Wise One
I hate to be the one to break it to you, but you're too late.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
Nonsense! I'm in my prime! It's totally normal to make those noises when getting off the couch and remembering stuff is for suckers-by choosing to forget I get to make decisions more often- like a boss.
DeletedUser20709
Guest
Well, times have changed my friend. At least they wont be trying to kill you...I hope.
DeletedUser20709
Guest
You kids, with your phones and cameras....you have no idea what it takes to make you safe. Your very lucky to live in the US, if you do. Cherish it.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
We're both Canucks, but yeah I certainly started the game on easy-mode being born here.
The thing is my wife and I love everything about VN and traveling for 2 months there while living a fairly lavish lifestyle cost us less than my rent in Canada.
To live the same retirement in Canada as we plan to in SE Asia (mostly VN) would mean at least a dozen more years before retirement instead of 2-3.
DeletedUser20709
Guest
I have no issue with our Northern brethren..I played hockey for a few yrs.
I did not mean to demean your visit to that country, I was just indicating that it played hell on me, at the time. 40 yrs can change a lot of things.
I did not mean to demean your visit to that country, I was just indicating that it played hell on me, at the time. 40 yrs can change a lot of things.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
Indeed I imagine so.
Honestly, I bet the whole world was a much worse place 40 years ago. (guess who's under 40
)I assume you also weren't a comparatively wealthy foreigner on vacation so our experiences are bound to be a little different
Ashrem
Oh Wise One
Hey! We didn't even have flush toilets until I started school. I did have a phone though, when I moved out on my own. Black, hardwired, rotary dial.
DeletedUser20709
Guest
That describes my current phone. It works perfect.
SGT AT ARMS
Member
Life in the US is not nearly the picnic most around the world think that it is, however, it is better in some respects than what other Countries have. With that being said the formalities of being "polite", there are those rules in other Countries that "WE" used to have i.e., traditional family values an respect for "elders", earn it b4 U get it, etc etc.
"You kids, with your phones and cameras....you have no idea what it takes to make you safe. Your very lucky to live in the US, if you do. Cherish it"
That highlighted quote from above, is why spent 30 years military to defend the rights an freedoms of others here and to ensure they have the choices to be foolish with their freedoms as they see fit. Its not that they will notice those rights they have now, until they are gone. However, when they do notice, those other "places" in the World, will be stunning, as they will have, what we foolishly gave away in the name of Progress an the "its all about me, in the here and now".
Keeping one safe- is a relative term- based upon what one does or doesn't care about, at the here an now--
Just a random thought -- SGT
"You kids, with your phones and cameras....you have no idea what it takes to make you safe. Your very lucky to live in the US, if you do. Cherish it"
That highlighted quote from above, is why spent 30 years military to defend the rights an freedoms of others here and to ensure they have the choices to be foolish with their freedoms as they see fit. Its not that they will notice those rights they have now, until they are gone. However, when they do notice, those other "places" in the World, will be stunning, as they will have, what we foolishly gave away in the name of Progress an the "its all about me, in the here and now".
Keeping one safe- is a relative term- based upon what one does or doesn't care about, at the here an now--
Just a random thought -- SGT
Kekune
Well-Known Member
Apologies if this is old news, but I didn't see it in discussion anywhere.
On mobile, you can see your blueprint inventory from the crafting tab of the MA. Next to the combining catalyst count, there's a blue circle with 3 dots. Clicking shows me a blueprint count.
I haven't been on PC today to see if it's there.
DeletedUser2768
Guest
I know I'm behind the times, and now I'm posting from my phone. Look what I found in my MA crafting today.
Oh never mind, I'll have to try again from my computer.
Oh never mind, I'll have to try again from my computer.
SoggyShorts
Mathematician par Excellence
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Kekune
Well-Known Member
Yeah, I don't either now. It was there this morning... wish I'd snagged a screenshot.
DeletedUser2768
Guest
Kekune
Well-Known Member
Though, to clarify: it wasn't 3 blue dots. It was a single blue circle, with 3 white dots like an ellipsis. It would have wedged into the light brown space to the right of the rectangle where your 61 combining catalysts are displayed. So with the green square, forming sort of a bookend around your crafting supplies.
I've read of others seeing "glitches" that are signs of things to come, but thought that happened only on PC. Does it happen on mobile, too?