I haven’t played in 6-8 months due to life being busy, but I want to complete the game. That being said, I’m not THAT far in so I don’t know if it’s worth just restarting at this point. I believe when I last played, I just hit the road with Yuna and Lulu.
I’m stuck between the Nebula 32, Flare 27, Quasar 26, Axis 24, and Metron 24 (edit: also the Arcane series) for a daily commuter. I mostly walk or take transit, but I’m on my bike a few times a week. I already have a Daylite 26+6 for travel, so I’m looking for a dedicated EDC that offers better structure and organization than the Daylite.
If you own any of these, especially if you also have a Daylite, how do you differentiate their use? Does the Nebula feel like overkill for a daily, or is the Metron the only one actually worth it for a part-time cyclist? I'd love to hear how they handle a EDC loadout and if you find any of them redundant next to the 26+6.
I remember having one from Total Wine several years ago that was great but I can’t find it. Any recommendations on one that I could have?
I mostly walk for my commute, but often bike and sometimes take a bus/train. I’m a teacher and I usually bring a laptop along with my lunch and often some supplies to and from school.
I feel like I’m seeing mixed opinions online, so I’m curious how you feel and why.
I did a good wipe down with dish detergent and water, but the mesh still has a bit of a brown tint. What is the easiest way to clean them?
I have a commuter backpack and travel backpack that I love, but neither is practical for camera use. I have a camera sling that is a little small for day trips, though. Wondering if it makes sense to buy a camera/photography backpack, or if it’s overkill.
I know the default recommend is Saddleback, but I’ve heard their quality has declined over the years, so I’m wondering if that’s still the go-to or I need to look elsewhere.
I’m looking for a small step ladder to keep in my apartment. It doesn’t need to be fancy but I just need to be able to reach my top cabinets without using a chair.
I’m trying to build a full capsule wardrobe using only Uniqlo.
I like sticking to one brand for all my basics (it's a weird brand-consistency/OCD thing of mine). I’m 23 and teach at an urban elementary school, so I’m aiming for a minimalist streetwear aesthetic. My work dress code is pretty relaxed, so I mostly stick to neutrals with the occasional flair.
I need recommendations for "must-have" pieces that work both in the classroom and for daily life. Ideally, I'm looking for stuff that hits that smart-meets-streetwear vibe. What should I prioritize?