Meds. Everyone reacts to different meds differently so not all ADHD meds have the same (positive) effect for everyone. For me, Concerta works super well, but it might be something else for others.

Aside from meds, a routine works wonders. A routine with all of the day to day activities happening in the same order at roughly the same time (such as taking meds, doing the dishes, cooking, walking and feeding the dog, going to bed/getting up in the morning, etc). Or on the same day every week (such as cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping, etc). If I need to add something to my routine it takes some time to adjust, so I preferably only add one thing at a time and other activities within my routine may get a bit chaotic for a while but as long as I stick to it it’ll eventually become part of my routine.

The only downside to this is: if anything is different from my usual routine (it could be something as simple as the order of activities changing) it might mess up the routine for the rest of the day…

It’s so good so far! One thing I kind of wish could be done though is manually categorising the roads. Because I sometimes just want to add 1 or 2 lanes to a small road for an intersection (so basically an alternate version of the vanilla asymmetric road) but it’ll list the new road under Medium Roads instead of Small Roads. I’m assuming it’s because of the number of lanes, but I’d still like for it to show up under Small Roads.

Just a tip if anyone is having trouble with UI disappearing when having certain mods enabled while using the Road Builder mod. What seems to work for me is this:

1. Exit the game after enabling the mod(s).
2. Reload the game.
3. Open the Mods screen in the main menu.
4. Go to your active playset and click ‘Reset Load Order’.
5. Load your save.

This worked for me for mods such as Better Bulldozer, Anarchy, Line Tool and the Traffic mod. I haven’t tried other mods yet, but I hope it’ll work for those as well!

I use Jetbrains Rider on Linux which runs just fine. It takes some setting up to install .NET but it didn’t take me too long. Except for pre-release versions, that might take more trial and error.

Overall I’m pretty satisfied with the switch to Linux and I haven’t had any major issues. Not with video games, either. Protondb.com is a good website to see what games do and don’t work on Linux and you may need to add launch options to get specific games to work or switch to a specific version of Proton.

It’s up to you to decide if it’s worth it for you or not. You could try a dual boot setup first.

I think it just says Warhorse. As in Warhorse Studios.