I've played this mission a few times tonight and got super samples (SSs) 3 times. They don't spawn in every mission.

So far, every single time it was on the outer "ring" of the map (never in the dark corrupted circular area around the center).

Some tips:

• You can know right from the start if SSs are present by checking your sample list
• If you know some are present, focus your search on the outer area.
• Bring a Jump Pack - it lets you get to higher ground to spot the SS rock more easily, helps you to evade mobs and increase your movement speed.
• Make it a priority to find the samples and when you do, go directly to extract and drop them there before starting the mission. There are some deep holes in the ground on some maps (easy to fall into if it's night) that you might not be able to jump out of even with the jump pack - you don't want to lose your samples in there. Afterwards, you'll have the option of extracting with the samples even if you fail the mission because you're short on time.
• I've recall seeing a video that mentioned if you quit the game mid-mission (not return to the ship) and replay the same mission, you get the same map, so if you have a map you know has SSs and you haven't found them, you can quit and retry the mission to search for them again. I don't know if that's still true.
• Using Scout Armor might help you to find them more easily (I tried but couldn't get the hang of it in my attempts so far though) - See this video for more details.

My loadout has been:

• Incendiary Breaker (one shot to eggs will destroy them with fire damage)
• Light Scout Armor
• Redeemer
• Impact Grenades
• Jump Pack
• Orbital Gas Strike - to clear mobs following me
• Orbital Railcannon Strike to get rid of Bile Titans
• Orbital Laser Strike to get rid of Bile Titans
• Stamina Booster

Edit:

I ended up collecting 115 super samples (used 15 along the way) while this mission was available.

The video on locating SSs was somewhat accurate- the Scout passive sometimes marks the SS chicken leg rock as a point of interest, but usually it didn’t for me.

On the other hand, it was right that the SS rock is visible on the minimap (middle and highest zoom levels) and you can learn to spot them with practice. In the end, I didn’t need the scout armor to confirm the rock’s location - I could find it by looking for it on the map and I was right over 90% of the time.

Super samples were listed as being present on a mission I did last night. I didn’t find them but if they do spawn, it would be a fast and easy way to farm them.

This approach made a huge difference. I went from hating playing against the bots to enjoying it more than the bugs. I also taught this approach to a newbie and he also found it far easier.

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I've played for 80 hours and haven't had any problems when using Proton Experimental.

If you switch proton versions, rename the numbered folder for Helldivers 2 (553850) to force Steam to create a new folder for it.

It should be in your Steam Library at /steamapps/compatdata/553850 (where your Steam Library folder is will vary, so I can't give a specific path)

If you still have trouble, look through people's reports on ProtonDB for things you can try. https://www.protondb.com/app/553850

If you don't rename/delete that folder between Proton version changes, files relating to both versions will combine, which can sometimes cause it to not run as it should. Local save games might be stored in there as well, so don't delete the folder before making sure your progress hasn't been lost (it's also in Steam Cloud but sometimes deleting local save games can result in sync problems).

If you’re talking about lucid dreaming, try looking at your hands or to read some text.

Could be based on the expression “Cat got your tongue?” (Except he swallowed the cat after)

I've cleared entries before with efibootmgr.

My favourite games from childhood were the Ultima series (3 onward).

If you’re not attached to using Thunderbird, you can do this with Electronmail:

https://github.com/vladimiry/ElectronMail

I’ve done this recently twice and it worked between 2 different distros on different hardware. I don’t remember if I had to link it again, but if I did, it worked and my history was intact.

Ok, good to know, thanks!

It doesn’t seem likely to be a browser addon because if it were, I’d expect it to have the same effect on other sites and I don’t get logged out after 1 week on any other accounts.

I’ll see if the same thing happens when I log in on a different Firefox profiles and browsers.

Do a search for "One Pace". A good feeling pace is about 2 manga chapters per anime episode but the anime creators reduced that to 1 chapter per episode when they started running low on material. One Pace edits the anime to 2 chapters per episode and has it follow the manga more closely.

A sample of a scene from an episode with both versions compared:

https://youtu.be/n1z6umwBs5I

The video has good points, though it also has lots of photos and clips of centipedes that aren’t house centipedes, some of which are venomous and can definitely hurt humans.

Even if they’re harmless, I’d find it unnerving to have them around because I’d worry about whether one could have wandered under my sheets or into a shoe. If I see one in the basement I’d leave it alone, but if I saw one in my bedroom or bathroom, that’s a dead bug brah.

Haven’t had a problem since I started using Linux full time in 2019 but I rarely boot to Windows (usually once every few months to update it). I have W10 and Kinoite (openSUSE before that) installed on separate SSDs. I used 2 EFI partitions (which I make backups of from time to time) on the respective drives the OSs are installed on.

I could only make sense of it after reading the accompanying text.

Would be clearer to say:

To Preserve Its Interest the U.S. Won’t Declare Nigerian Army Who Removed President Bazoum to be Coup Plotters

If by ”backup” you mean “infrequently used”, be careful about using Tutanota for that purpose - it will delete free accounts after 6 months of inactivity.

If you use Voyager or some other front end that uses gestures on a touchscreen, you can sometimes accidentally up or downvote when scrolling or navigating.

If you’ve stopped attempts at this because of previous comments, I think it’s worth revisiting. The community doesn’t have the population or participation level needed yet for it to function. It’s too much to ask for one person (RandomDude) to keep alive by themselves.

As things stand you need to return to Reddit anyway for the info, so populating it with posts or links from there would at least keep people on Lemmy.

If people don’t like it, they can always block the account of the bot making the posts and they’d be left with only human generated content.

When the community is large and engaged enough to function without the bot, it can be disabled.

Thanks, I was wondering how to do that!

Is there a way to make it “clickable” within Voyager?