u/Malletdown

Hello!

I decided I wanted to start up my Uni again, it has been about a year since I last played. I saw online that they were not producing them anymore (or that they’re just hard to get) cause the Paradise is out. I hope to get the Paradise soon too, but since security services will end for the Uni in summer and potential more features lost throughout the year, I want to make the most of the time it’s still active! I did read through the wiki but I was still a bit confused.

Here are my questions:

1. What item categories can I get now from the 2.0 update that from what I read makes buying some past exclusive items possible?

2. What item categories are completely inaccessible now that that time/event window has passed (mini game, events, etc.)? Am I able to get any of those through buying other tamas outfits?

3. What should I prep for as far as once the WiFi accessibility inevitably stops? What will I no longer be able to change, and is it possible for content to be accessible after that through fan servers (not sure if that’s the right terminology)?

Any advice appreciated❤️🙏🏻

Hello! First time poster as I’m trying to find some info for myself and loved ones relating to arthritis as both a primary disease and as a side effect of an autoimmune disease.

Maybe I haven’t been able to word it right, but my question is: Will inflammatory foods (like sugar, gluten, other trigger foods), only cause chronic inflammation in people that have an underlying condition like an autoimmune disease, or can it be the cause of joint pain for perfectly healthy people as well? This is not the kind of pain like you eat an insane amount of sugar or other inflammatory foods for a day, you ache the day, but then once it’s out of your system you’re fine, I’m more referring to the people who have to eat little to none of their inflammatory foods just to not have aches and pains. That would likely mean they have an underlying condition right?

Happy to clarify anything, any help or sources is appreciated!

Hello! First time poster as I’m trying to find some info for myself and loved ones relating to arthritis as both a primary disease and as a side effect of an autoimmune disease.

Maybe I haven’t been able to word it right, but my question is: Will inflammatory foods (like sugar, gluten, other trigger foods), only cause chronic inflammation in people that have an underlying condition like an autoimmune disease, or can it be the cause of joint pain for perfectly healthy people as well? This is not the kind of pain like you eat an insane amount of sugar or other inflammatory foods for a day, you ache the day, but then once it’s out of your system you’re fine, I’m more referring to the people who have to eat little to none of their inflammatory foods just to not have aches and pains. That would likely mean they have an underlying condition right?

Happy to clarify anything, any help or sources is appreciated!