Gideon

Love the changes to the city planning projects, those were just way to expensive for new players to shoulder. Idk about the Telecomm Sat buff though, this is not a project typically used by new players and will just boost the economy of bigger nations, which i don't think is really necessary rn.

Let the market regulate itself i say

I think that's kind of the point, another catch up mechanic, think of it as you will.

Look i would have respected that move somewhat if they did this before 3/4ths of orbis declared on us, you know when Midgard was losing. Seems to me like they are desperate for a W and want to join on a global on the winning side, even desperate enough to ally UPN.

Boooo after all that drama, you should have just stolen it

Another day another lost global you mean lol

Pineapple is fuggin disgusting, the only use that might be acceptable is as a garnish for drinks

Congrats guys 😄

nah i dont really think about you at all

You want proof? It took some time compiling all the screens etc. but here you go https://docs.google.com/document/d/19TYiJS6REzeL4N0c-XIPI2KjuUoJKgfTuRUt6HQQNbc/edit

Hmmm I think that would be a bit much. Maybe tie the amount of improvements lost to the amount of infra destroyed by the nuke? If the nuke destroys 800 infra that would be 16 improvements destroyed. I think that would be enough.

I don't dislike the idea and I wouldn't get mad or smth if it was implemented, it's just that i don't think this would really improve the game much gameplay wise. I think this would just mean that people now have a bigger rebuy (assuming the amount of troops that can be bought has a cap), but not really change anything or introduce smth new. Alex only has limited resources and and I would rather see Alex use those to implement mechanics that are new and make the game more engaging, like his UN concept for example.

I love how it only took one hour for people to talk shit about fraggle for really no reason at all in what was just a "farewell i wish you all well" thread.

I dislike the idea of making this an alliance thing, most politics are already controlled by around 3% of the players if even that, i would rather prefer if the UN would be a way for all nations to participate a little. Alliances could still encourage members to vote in their respective alliances interests.

the United Leagues, Coalitions, Federations, Unions and Councils for the regulation of the International and Extraterrestrial Affairs off and on Orbis or tULCFUaCftrotIaEAoaoO for short

So does that mean Talmor's right...? I'm getting mixed signals here...

A warning was issued.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rohingya_genocide Buddhism also has it's "darker side" which is not often recognized in the west because Buddhism has kinda become the go to spirituality thing for hippie white people.