I bear modded mine at the same time and a few other things, biggest for me was that I liked my macros on my voron and I could share them and the motors are substantially quieter.
I haven't pushed it acceleration wise, do you have any print profiles for prusaslicer or the like? I definitely have room to work with on mine.
Personally, likening Poilievre to Harper is just as damning, recognises our home grown shit, we've been pretty good at exporting that globally unfortunately (Harper + IDU, McInnes + Proud Boys, Peterson, shit I went to Queen's so I'll even toss Musk in there)
The ones I have have some speakers aimed at your ear to fill in that part, actually works really well. I can't stand the ear buds you physically insert into your ears, the rubber tipped ones, these have been good to replace my on ears for activity. Plus you can hear what's around you which is why my partner gifted me them.
Was my first experience with source control, a bunch of Gary's Mod mods were distributed that way, think I recall wiretool doing that, spacebuild was for sure, predated my work use by like 5ish years.
I didn't hate it but definitely prefer git, but I'll take literally anything over not having it,
Bought one a bit after reading this, just did the kit last night, super easy, mechanically nice and feels really nice. Considering a track ball at well, def highly recommend.
Oh I didn't dig sekiro but loved nine sols if that helps any, timings matter but they're pretty generous and gives you lots of tools.
You've already hit most of the ones I'd recommend, dragon age is up there for me, 1st one being more crpg, I came to like veilguard's combat and enjoyed it, the series probably fits your bill.
Edit: cyberpunk with a katana maybe? Not fantasy at all, but the game is really solid, especially since phantom liberty. I've started a run trying to roleplay as Geralt using the witcher gear cdpr gives you, it's worth playing regardless if you've not already.
I know you said no souls-like, but what about metroidvania type ones?
Nine sols was extremely fun, does have a story mode that has configurable difficulty. The developers describe it as taopunk, mix of Taoism and cyberpunk, they're a Taiwanese studio, incorporates a lot of mythological elements and ends up in a sort of scifantasy setting. It's got a lot of hand drawn assets, art style is fantastic. I'd call it more of a sekiro-like as it's centred around deflections.
Give grim dawn a go too if you're game for isometric RPGs like diablo, definitely scratched that itch for a diablo2 like game for me. Build system is super intricate and I've definitely barely scratched the surface.
Journal got pretty good once they had topics and searchability, I recall playing on og Xbox as a kid, don't think it was nearly that useful.
I love the game but yeah, I'd kill for some placeable map markers personally, I like the journal but don't love flipping back to make sure I'm going in the right direction constantly because I got distracted by something on the way.
You could probably play a vanguard somewhat that way, they get a lot of stuff that procs after shotgun or power usage that boosts melee, I've always gone the shotgun route but by 3 the vanguard had an ability to use their shields to aoe slam, which boosts melee I think, so you could maybe do a loop of charge -> melee -> slam ->charge? Charge giving you full shields and kinda critical to surviving, but that's just general vanguard on insanity.
Me1 you could probably do with a soldier or vanguard, they're both tanky as all, soldier with immunity, vanguard with barrier. Some fights would be irritating, final one coming to mind, but idk could work. Me2, less certain, you're made of tissue paper and I don't think I really ever used melee in it (also my least favourite of the trilogy gameplay wise)
I've always liked Harvey's veggie burger, recall Lick's (rip) having a good one too, where my grandparents would take us sometimes as a kid as they were vegetarian/vegan.
He won't even get a security clearance, how can anyone trust him to run a government?
Quick question to the community, does anyone have some good tools to sculpt stls or step files?
Context, I'm working on some decorative keychains and have a vector image and text I want to add to the base object. I've used aolidworks for both in the past with alright results but I've switched over to freecad this year, haven't had a lot of luck adding in there, vector image is a tracing of a dog that I was provided, it's simplified but still has a lot of components.
I did look into blender but be honest I'm totally lost using it and have no clue what I'm doing coming from parametric modeling, I'm not an artist at all, my comfort zone is functional parts usually, but was approached by a friend. I did do some mockups in prusa/superslicer where I've added my image and text as negative volumes and merged into a single part. It works but it feels like a really hacky workaround (relevant XKCD) and would prefer to do it right. Any suggestions or resources would be appreciated!
If interested, here's the mockup that I've done a few test prints on, found I needed to change the line width of my vector a few times and made some features exaggerated so they'd come out more. I've (poorly) covered some identifying text on the back, left the rest as to get a feel for what I'm trying to do, did do some rough sanding on the below pictures. There's a pocket on the top edge that accepts a keyring, it's kinda chunky, about the size of a pog slammer or a thicker poker chip.
I kept them with linear rods, rails were more than I wanted to do at the time. I changed over to a dragon HF after liking it on my voron, just to keep common parts. Hey, its good to know at least that I can probably push more, tuning a profile for it is definitely going to be on my list.
The ObXidian nozzles are really nice, I just have a 0.4mm and 0.6mm regular nozzles, I've used a bunch of hardened coated nozzles before, seem nicer than those but haven't tested much.