I was thinking about stuff like chili but that’s fun too.
I was thinking about stuff like chili but that’s fun too.
Or and this is nuts, but the Ottoman Empire was building up the area and urbanization was happening. Nobody got replaced, it was just more people moving in.
Buddy. There were Arabs there.
You haven’t heard them all though until you’ve heard of Maggotyismnism.
Go back to Ireland/Scotland? Sure. I need to bring news of what fun things Americans can do with potatoes back to the homeland anyways.
But they didn’t get the code. That’s the quest they can do, hold you in contempt of court. Which in the US is illegal under the 5th amendment.
I live out west. Think of how far would be intolerable to walk in 45 degree heat and then add 30 minutes standing by the road, waiting for traffic lights to change, so you can attempt to cross without a crosswalk or a sidewalk, while you roast in the added heat from car exhaust.
1 m is approximately 3 ft
Maybe in some countries but in a western one they aren’t getting a pattern or passcode unless you verbally give it to them. We do know though that there is some level of capability to crack phones though.
We know that. Trauma is an interesting thing. There are many ways to get traumatized. And all trauma can cause PTSD. So an Infantryman could see a dead body but never actually get into a fight and end up with PTSD. It can happen on the first body, or the 100th. Drone Operators are prone to something called moral injury. Basically they get a form a trauma from seeing the results of their work.
That’s the thing it’s not diminished. The brain doesn’t see it as any different than directing fire through binoculars.
Some people aren’t happy with the changes but it’s really just going to the macro view. There are still very important buildings and hubs though. My only two critiques are they don’t really tell you about the hubs doing more than extra storage. (There’s a heat one and the storage ones can reduce workforce requirements) So just like in the first game there’s a benefit to building in patterns. Some districts can even go to zero heat required under normal conditions. My other problem is the end game isn’t properly explained. But if you check your damaged districts you will find new options for dealing with them in the last chapter.
Other than that it’s a new format, a new story, and the same long lead crisis simulation. By the time you realize you’re screwed, the mistake was hours ago. Expect to fail until you see where the resources interact with each other and figure out a sustainable research/build order. It’s not just a city builder, it’s a survival city builder. But there is a utopia mode if you just want to make pretty cities.
This is a major change in formula. You could absolutely play the first one without feeling like it’s the same game. The story in the second doesn’t require you to play the first one though.
The first one is still great too. They went from micro to macro so it’s still a unique game too
Before anyone goes running off to find out Tommy Boy is still true, you should know you can get PTSD from behind a screen. It’s not fun and games, no matter what the recruiter says.
Thank you, I’m going to go repeat this in front of my teacher and tell them I heard it from my parents.
Do I look like a scientist to you? I can barely keep from falling into the lower ocean.
You want a shower thought? H2O is just another gas, compressed. We live in the ocean too, just the upper part with lighter gases.
Done, sorry it took this long.
Oh good we finally trained them enough. Can we please
get rid of captcha nowhave the next portion?