u/Muted_Asparagus_1017

I have exclusively worked with Schneider and Crouzet smart relays and PLC's and HMI's up until now. I have a client who has an AB 2080-LC50-24QWB PLC attached to an AB Panelview 800 HMI. It looks like I can use standard USB-A and USB-B cables to connect to my laptop so won't need proprietary cables? The other question is what software do I need, I'm getting conflicting info online but it looks like the program I need to work with both is CCW?

I have the starter set from 2021 that has Drepur's Wraithcreepers and Storm of Celestus warbands in it. I understand that this is a stripped-down rule set that has no magic etc.

If I want to start playing the proper/full game of UW does anything from this box actually carry over? I assume the decks don't. How do I get into the full game, do I have to buy one of the full boxes like Emberguard?

Picked up Alpharius from a crate, but struggling to get even close to trigger his 16E card. Any tips? I have Hydran Exemplar and 2x 25-2 Rhino to generate traps, but it still hasn't worked for me.

As per title - I'm wanting to involve my kids more as they're showing interest, specifically M10.

I haven't played 40K since 4th edition, and haven't played any other game. I only model/paint currently, any have the following (or am building the following):

- Warhammer Underworlds 1st Edition Starter Set

- Several 40K killteams, which I could build up to combat patrol

- 1x AOS spearhead

There's a ton of games out there - 40K, AOS, Killteam, WarCry, Underworlds, Spearhead, Combat Patrol, Darktide, Quest, Blackstone Fortress, INQ etc, just not sure if any one is easier to understand than others? Length of game is probably also a factor (more concise being easier to hold a kid's attention).

I'm a 35M INFP, feel like I'm flailing about in life - I own a house, married with kids, but I feel nothing inside. Devoid of passion, no aspirations. I've never been one to set goals, and when I do I generally don't stick to them. When I think back on my life, almost every big decision e.g. vocation has just been something I've "fallen" into, not something I was passionate about or sought out.

Even the hobbies I enjoy feel hollow, and if I was never able to do them again I'd feel indifferent about that. Anyone here able to relate or give any advice? Specifically regarding goals, purpose, passion?