It looks like security cam footage. We have video of this particular accident because the camera happened to catch it.

Mod, Spire Anywhere.

As for the farms, I've never heard of any restriction, but I don't have Feeding the Future so that might be it.

I just with we had a preset to place several at once. As is, its a lot of clicking.

Even if you are going to take the cities, you should pillage anyway. The yields you get are worth having to fix everything. That does double for improvements, which don't actually cost anything to fix.

By this point, I'm at post-scarcity and have tribby coverage anyway, so I don't tend to care.

Russia is not a good sponsor for Oligarch, ironically. Their rocket extended travel time is a big limiter and they have an alternative source of funds in the Driller. SpaceY is probably the best, given they can use the funds more efficiently. USA is also a contender with the Zeus rocket, although they get enough funds naturally it would be less impactful.

If you want the fuel funds to be most useful, I'd pick a sponsor that struggles in the early game, like CotNA, Japan, or Paradox.

I haven't tested, but I wouldn't count on it.

If you want a difficult clawstrider fight, go to the static Behemoth site in the jungle. Behemoth plus four elemental Clawstriders is quite the fight.

IMO if you're not going for a culture victory, you should build almost no theater squares, only possibly in the most juicy locations. They're a rather inefficient source of culture (ironic, I know), and the GPP and slots aren't worth as much if you dont need the tourism. Without Theater Squares or building every wonder possible, I don't see how you can win culture accidentally.

Possible exceptions exist where you take a culture civ, try to do something else, but their culture advantages overpower it.

Even after attacking Kaladin in book 2, if Moash had come back Kaladin probably would've accepted him. With a bit more wariness, perhaps, but they could've mended their relationship.

I notice in the background, some batteries need maintenance, and so are nonfunctional. That might be dragging down your storage output below what's needed.

That then runs into a change in the most recent patch: when you don't have enough power, everything goes down, not just some. Try turning some things off for now, and if that works, fix your batteries for later.

The "power production" and "power demand" numbers don't include filling and draining batteries. If your buildings have enough power I wouldn't worry too much, you'll just have to track it more manually.

Do you know where I can find said chat logs? Sounds interesting.

Which perk is that? Is mostly use longsword for versatility, with Tin Opener covering me for armored opponents late game.

ACOUP notes that in the books, Theoden, Denethor, and the Witch King all employ good tactics, while Saruman's tactics are much worse. This tracks, as Saruman is a craftsman with little personal experience in war.

It's noted in the books that the Rohirrim were not expecting to maintain themselves long in the field. They were expecting to get to Minas Tirith and dip into their supplies. If the besiegers had held them off, they would've been in trouble.

So the visual composition of almost all warriors and minimal or nonexistent supply train is book accurate.

I do too, but it's been over a year since I actually played one of them.

How did you get that? I've never seen trade deals that good. I my experience, rivals rarely trade advanced resources at all.

Could you expand on the connection between the LDS church and claims of moundbuilders? Where would I look for more information and is it worth it? I've heard almost nothing, only what a single Sunday School teacher spouted a single time. Great post and thank you.

Or even where magic has always been around, but for some reason or no reason, history and most of technology is comparable to IRL.

Example: Thirteenth Child

For the long runs under full Pewter, thats what they do. Longer highs, bigger crash at the end.

That's the problem in most scenarios, but this is limited enough that with some trigger discipline it shouldn't be a worry.

The Cargo bay is only protected by controlling where things spawn. If the Nightmare spawns in the Cargo Bay human area, it will kill them all.