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MechWarrior Hall / Re: Word Association 36: SAY WHAT AGAIN!!!
« Last post by SulliMike23 on Today at 08:40:15 »animal
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Alpha Strike / weshape soul
« Last post by john545 on Today at 08:20:32 »Both CeraVe and Cetaphil are respected brands in skincare, each with its loyal following.
CeraVe's emphasis lies in its ceramide and hyaluronic acid-rich formulas, which are designed to repair and maintain the skin's barrier function. This makes CeraVe particularly beneficial for those with dry, sensitive, or eczema-prone skin. Additionally, their MVE® Delivery Technology ensures continuous hydration, making their products a favorite among those seeking lasting moisture.
On the other hand, Cetaphil focuses on gentle, non-irritating formulations suitable for sensitive skin. While it may lack specialized ingredients like ceramides, its simplicity appeals to many. Cetaphil cleansers are especially praised for effectively removing impurities without stripping the skin, making them a go-to for those with delicate or acne-prone skin.
Ultimately, the choice between cetaphil vs cerave often boils down to personal preference and specific skincare needs. Some may prefer CeraVe's targeted formulations, while others may opt for Cetaphil's gentle approach. Experimentation and individual experience play key roles in determining which brand suits you best.
CeraVe's emphasis lies in its ceramide and hyaluronic acid-rich formulas, which are designed to repair and maintain the skin's barrier function. This makes CeraVe particularly beneficial for those with dry, sensitive, or eczema-prone skin. Additionally, their MVE® Delivery Technology ensures continuous hydration, making their products a favorite among those seeking lasting moisture.
On the other hand, Cetaphil focuses on gentle, non-irritating formulations suitable for sensitive skin. While it may lack specialized ingredients like ceramides, its simplicity appeals to many. Cetaphil cleansers are especially praised for effectively removing impurities without stripping the skin, making them a go-to for those with delicate or acne-prone skin.
Ultimately, the choice between cetaphil vs cerave often boils down to personal preference and specific skincare needs. Some may prefer CeraVe's targeted formulations, while others may opt for Cetaphil's gentle approach. Experimentation and individual experience play key roles in determining which brand suits you best.
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BattleTech Miniatures / Re: LCT-1E Locust
« Last post by Wasteland Warrior on Today at 08:06:42 »That is a vicious looking machine. Nice!
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BattleTech Miniatures / Re: WIP on some Jade Falcon Delta Galaxy units.
« Last post by Wasteland Warrior on Today at 08:00:32 »Thank you. I remove the mini from the base with a hobby knife, then I base coat it with Two Thin Coats Dragon Fang, glob on Pro Acryl Golden Earth and once that's dried, apply a wash of Two Thin Coats Archaic Sepia Wash. After it's all dried, I go over with a dry brush of Dragon Fang, then glue the minis back on.
Appreciated.
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Iron Wind Metals News and Announcements / Re: What's in the Pipeline 2: the Wrath of Speck
« Last post by truetanker on Today at 07:57:48 »What is left to come out?
The Clan Spaniel Collectible Box Set?
Starring the official Minis of Clan Spaniel in metal?
Would be a nice present to introduce them to the world.
You know, options...
TT
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General BattleTech Discussion / Re: Mercenaries Kickstarter Discussion 6: the 1st 3rd Star League conversation
« Last post by I am Belch II on Today at 07:49:32 »Still nothing on my end. Im sure once its more right than wrong than before, I would guess a couple of weeks.
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The Inner Sphere / Re: What tech actually becomes obselete
« Last post by Minemech on Today at 07:44:03 »Still not a match for the Night Gyr D, Nova Cat B, Kraken 3, or Mastodon D.The Draconis Combine both fields and produces Nova Cat Bs.
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BattleTech Game Errata / Re: Experimental Technical Readout: Mercs
« Last post by VincentDegrassa on Today at 07:43:33 »Warrior HX-9 Helicopter, pg 8
The Armor Factor is listed as 24 but the armor values total up to 26.
The Armor Factor is listed as 24 but the armor values total up to 26.
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BattleTech Game Rules Questions / Trying to understand how the infantry anti-mech attacks rules work
« Last post by Banjulhu on Today at 07:35:16 »My group has recently taken up playing Battletech and have started to branch out from the basic rules to include things like tanks and infantry.
I've been looking into Elementals more because the 40k player in me appreciates power armoured zealots with jump packs and powerfists however the wording on how anti-mech attacks work, in particular the leg-attack has me a little stumped and my ability to find an answer on the internet is being stopped by what seems to be a never ending discussion over whether infantry is good enough or broken.
So leg-attacks state "Infantry units that begin a Weapon Attack Phase in the same hex and at the same elevation as the legs of an enemy ’Mech may choose to attack the ’Mech’s legs instead of making a standard weapon attack."
Does this mean that a unit of Elementals with their SRM-2s and lasers would have to give up both attacks in the Weapon Attack Phase if they share a hex with a mech to make a leg-attack or could they elect to not attack with one of their weapons to be able to make the leg-attack but still fire off the other weapon?
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Clan Chatterweb / Re: Terra. Home to ilClan Wolf.
« Last post by Metallgewitter on Today at 07:25:51 »and even then that may be slowly changing given the sea foxes are talking about merchandizing in a sidebar. I bet in the new adventures Polly upgrades to a Savage Wolf.
To be fair merchandizing of Clan items isn't a new thing. The Recguide for the Peregrine mentions a small "chibi" plush model of the Peregrine called Uhu which regularly shows up in Mech cockpits and other places. Which isn't the only one in the series but it seems one of the more popular items.
Perhaps I was a bit unclear when I mean "entertainment-starved" but from what I read it seems more that even Clan entertainment caters to the education and indoctrination rather then "pure" entertainment. Perhaps something more akin to arcades or virtual worlds which (from what I found mind you) seem to be rather absent from Clan worlds (though might exist in their OZ's). Remember, Chandrasekar Kurita began dealing with the Clans and he didn't sell them high tech items but rather consumer electronica, toys and other consumables. Stuff that was rare among the Clans.
