I forget my own strategy between turns anyway , and I ' m in my early 20 s . <| sep |> Same here , knew there had to be a silver lining to the massive storm cloud that is being utterly penniless . <| sep |> I ' ve just started using Steam again . I ' m happy <| sep |> You ' re at the wrong place . rnomanshigh <| sep |> The problem is they want the game to succeed by changing its gameplay to something they would like more , it ' s will be a different game and it ' s totally not the way to go . Also I don ' t understand what catched them in battlerite if they don ' t like core mechanics of it . <| sep |> Both are hot but the first one is slightly hotter <| sep |> You need some base times there chuckle . Pull a 2 km , 5 km and a 30 min R 20 then you ' ve got some numbers to play with . Steady state will get you fit but it is long and dull If you can commit to 4 or more ergo sessions a week you could go the UT 2 steady state which is long ergo sessions at either ~ 5060 % 2 k pace or HR range . You should also be throwing in UT 1 sessions which would be similar to a 30 min R 20 . If you can only do a couple of sessions you are better off doing more intense pieces . 2 x 20 , 3 x 15 , 4 x 10 , 30 min , 40 min Ultimately it comes down to the time you can commit UT 2 sessions can be upwards of an hour easily . More time you have more UT 2 you should do , less time more UT 1 . You should do a search on this sub there have been plenty of incredibly useful contributions from members concerning how to approach training and getting fit .