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gradenko_2000 posted:the AI doesn't know to "cap" the number of fingers on a hand at five loling thinking about inigo montoya agonizing over the results of his prompt "the six-fingered man who killed my father"
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“When people ask why don’t we support unions, my answer is simple: We do not oppose unions. It’s that we don’t believe — I do not believe — that introducing a union is the right thing for REI,” he explains. lol this is the exact phrasing I was trained to use in the union busting training module I had to take at work
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FormaldehydeSon posted:Lmao owned
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spacemang_spliff posted:“When people ask why don’t we support unions, my answer is simple: We do not oppose unions. It’s that we don’t believe — I do not believe — that introducing a union is the right thing for REI,” he explains.    
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king empathizes with Tesla because he knows firsthand what it’s like to be targeted by legacy automakers
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/nikicaga/status/1597017107333799939?t=kwUgE21_bFHZM21yVPz0Zg&s=19 I cannot express the rage this fills me with
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duomo posted:king empathizes with Tesla because he knows firsthand what it’s like to be targeted by legacy automakers Lol Every so often I remember he wrote himself into a book and had the accident kill his hero instead of him and portrayed the driver as drunk/high and kinda an irredeemable pos Just very odd decision to make in my opinion
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my bony fealty posted:A fun game to play every time you crack open a King book is to count how many pages it takes before a horrible racial stereotype shows up I was given the Dark Tower series and the first appearance of Detta is quite alarming.
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gradenko_2000 posted:https://twitter.com/nikicaga/status/1597017107333799939?t=kwUgE21_bFHZM21yVPz0Zg&s=19 did they get that greek george guy who does the lovely politoons to draw the hands
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KomradeX posted:I cannot express the rage this fills me with  it's funny when the mod makes America perform WORSE, right???
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KomradeX posted:I cannot express the rage this fills me with because its not real and you wish it was real?
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I just want Civ 7 already Civ 6 was boring dogshit
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lobster shirt posted:why are hands so hard to draw (or generate with AI art), whats the deal We're bad at hands so the AI is bad at them. Also art that is labeled hands will not necessarily be anatomically correct or perspective will block parts of the hand. This means that the AI never really understands that a hand needs five fingers.
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Private Cumshoe posted:I just want Civ 7 already Civ 6 was boring dogshit lol this is a bad opinion
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You're right they probably won't address any of the problems 6 had in 7, I should not want Civ 7
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FormaldehydeSon posted:Lmao owned Yes, very much https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-yUGi2X42sQ Raven was talking about me when he said this
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civ 4 was the best one thank you for your time
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World War Mammories posted:civ 4 with the FFH2 mod was the best one thank you for your time
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Private Cumshoe posted:You're right they probably won't address any of the problems 6 had in 7, I should not want Civ 7 to take this post a little more seriously, Civ 6 addressed one of the fundamental problems of Civ 5, the actual dogshit iteration of the series, which was that it was never feasible / desirable to have more than three cities at a time
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civilization was perfected in the game alpha centauri.
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Civ 5, 6, and Beyond Earth were all big steps down from older games in the series, and I have no faith that they can right the ship.
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gradenko_2000 posted:to take this post a little more seriously, Civ 6 addressed one of the fundamental problems of Civ 5, the actual dogshit iteration of the series, which was that it was never feasible / desirable to have more than three cities at a time That was so loving boneheaded. Yes, my game about playing a global empire from the Stone Age to the near future should severely limit my ability to have a sprawling global empire
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The last good civ game was Alpha Centauri and Civilization 2 was its prophet.
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General Bullshit posted:The last good civ game was Alpha Centauri and the last decent civ game was V
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Civ had always struggled with Infinite City Spam as a strategy The first three (and Alpha Centauri) were designed such that cities were "free", but improvements cost gold. This lead to a degenerate playstyle where you'd simply build as many cities as you could fit onto the map without ever improving them, and just making use of the +1/+2 gold that they'd provide for free. This was especially true when combined with corruption rules that meant that after a certain point, cities would always be "fully corrupted" and you'd never be able to extract more than 1 gold per turn from them anyway, so why bother building any improvements? Civ 4 had a fairly good anti-Spam measure in that cities would cost exponentially (geometrically? logarithmically?) cost more gold with every funding. Improvements were free, but a new baby city demanded that you already have a healthy national surplus before you could afford to establish a new one. Civ 5 went way too hard in this direction, where as I mentioned, the penalties for having more than three cities became so steep that it was never worth it beyond that number. Amplitude's Endless Legend and Humankind "solved" the issue a little more directly, by dividing up the world into discrete regions, and only allowing one city to be built per region, effectively hard-capping the number of cities that could ever be founded. Soren Johnson's Old World was even more explicit about this, limiting the founding of cities to just specific hexes in the world, where Endless Legend/Humankind would at least let you select for a good spot within a region. Then we get to Civ 6, which drops these anti-spam measures entirely and just lets you go wild with planting cities everywhere. The only real limiter is that cities can't be built within three tiles of another city, but the game's design still pretty much encourages you to build as tightly as that rule allows. This is definitely better than Civ 5, and is also better than OG ICS in that these cities are actually always going to be worth improving and developing, but it does also mean that large maps quickly become unwieldy from all the cities you'll be expected to found and manage (and especially since Civ has dropped the "Governor" feature since 4).
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lobster shirt posted:civilization was perfected in the game alpha centauri. I wish you would go to alpha centauri, or any other solar system or galaxy. Even another planet would be fine tbh, or directly into the heart of our sun
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gradenko_2000 posted:to take this post a little more seriously, Civ 6 addressed one of the fundamental problems of Civ 5, the actual dogshit iteration of the series, which was that it was never feasible / desirable to have more than three cities at a time One time I got around this by creating a religion based on having tundra or snow tiles (really lovely starting area), which gave a shitload of early faith & cathedrals & mosques, then completely locking down everything remotely alright, which cornered the market on furs & a couple other things. Only holy Byzantium may have the sacred fox pelts. Circumaustral, circumboreal. I think I had as much territory as everyone else combined.
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lobster shirt posted:civilization was perfected in the game alpha centauri.
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They need to fix the AI, maybe get rid of one unit per tile or something if that was the problem idk but yeah Civ 5 sucks too! Also unit movement sucks it should let your units go into a new tile with any movement left, game is too drat long anyway
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spacemang_spliff posted:“When people ask why don’t we support unions, my answer is simple: We do not oppose unions. It’s that we don’t believe — I do not believe — that introducing a union is the right thing for REI,” he explains. union busting makes me feel good 
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i have 1400 hours in civ 5 and will not listen to this SLANDER civ 6 fuckin sucks and i hate the cartoony art so much
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gradenko_2000 posted:
I haven't played any recent civ but can't you just use all the +money bonuses here to cheese it? e: also lol that it is supposed to be anti-trump but makes it look like he is a great businessman who makes tons of money at absolutely everything he touches
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camoseven posted:i have 1400 hours in civ 5 and will not listen to this SLANDER https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1702339134
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oh god 5 is the only one i've ever played with that in mind, i kinda liked the soft cap on cities and usually played small maps. i've always found multiple cities in these types of games unwieldy, for instance going for a full win of 50 provinces or w/e in rome and medieval total war was just crushingly boring and yet i'll still give myself carpel tunnel in vicky 1 playing russia in a command economy
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Civ 6 is good. Some neat ideas there. Adjacency bonuses in particular is cool, as is two research tracks.
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