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Don't listen to Putin. In general you should try to maximize the adjacency bonuses for the districts which is rarely done by placing them all together. Campuses surrounded by mountains, industrial zone surrounded by mines/quarries, commercial next to rivers, harbors next to water resources...

Yeah you can have the dagger-based damage trait, the thunder-based damage trait, or the shadow-based damage trait. Oh yeah, there are a bunch of class specific traits as well, but those all suck dog shit.

This iteration behaves exactly like in Legion except they keep the numbers smaller rather than trillions. Did you think you'd get to log in and be auto granted Neck levels?

Depends a lot on the specific fights. I hit 12k on the Patchwerk like dude today at Waycrest Manor today because there was no movement or target switching. If I can get another Streaking Stars trait on chest I might be able to pop 14-15k - it's insane for short fights and I don't think the...

I don't see how this is true because there are obvious counter-examples like TBC, but regardless wasn't the move toward basing abilities on attack power instead of weapon damage supposed to take care of this? Even if not why is it that hard to just shift caster stats to depend as much on the...

Does anyone notice the lack of magical DPS on the meters? Except for big Mage AOE pulls it seems like good melee is always out damaging good ranged.

This guy is a moron if he's spamming sunfire. I dont believe there is a build that makes that viable.

Fucking disaster launch

This better be good, it looks like Netrunner died for this.

The number of pops and tiles that the AI needs to consider or simulate for explodes in the late game as every planet gets colonized. The difference is very noticeable if you play on a small galaxy vs a larger one.

That would be fucking retarded. In wild you could coin + unstable portal into a 7 x 2/4 board on turn 1.

This game is dead outta ideas.

I don't see a lot of value in a fleet that is forced off the field but "wins" the casualty metric. A retreating fleet is gone for a long time and while it's gone you're not repairing it, you're not using that fleet capacity. If you're a big empire with no gateway/wormhole stuff yet, then it...

Just be a shitlord and use 100% torpedo/autocannon corvettes.

That's just some guy's buillshit about how things should work in theory. If you want practical advice you need to look at combat testing. https://forum.paradoxplaza.com/forum/index.php?threads/the-large-fleet-collider-2-0-fleet-balance.1071646/

There is no point to Cruisers, sure you can run away from Battleships but the torpedo Corvettes will run you down and murder you.

It's a fairly easy problem to solve, just link the system penalty to the number of unconnected systems. Or just remove the system penalty and increase the planet penalty (I think this is appropriate) since basically size 8 planets are always a benefit right now.

I have trouble getting anything done as my gameplay degenerates into stealing everything I can every time I load it up.

You have to be a complete autist to enjoy the game in its current state.

Not enjoying the update at all. They've slowed the early game down to a crawl, if you get no space minerals in your close systems you're just completely fucked because the mineral sinks are enormous now.

Everyone is researching constantly. You need to increase the science output of your empire. That means either through more citizens (bigger/more cities) or building Campuses and their related buildings.

Ban this faggot

Would have been better to change Anduin's hero power to only damage minions. Still powerful but changes the deck into a super grinder deck rather than a 50 face damage combo deck.

These are Ultra HD Blu Ray rips, not your Netflix quality 4k.

Caseology makes the best cases.

I've started streaming 4k HDR movies to my TV recently. I tried using wireless at first but was seeing a lot of buffering so I switched to using ethernet from PC to router and router to TV. That fixed most of the issues, but some video is high enough bitrate to max out my throughput at exactly...

Difficulty adjustment days are always fucking weird. Sometimes its great, sometimes its shit. Looks like this will be a good one.

What was the line near the end. "We can't destroy what we hate, we need to save what we love." God I just want to drive a fucking Panzer over these SJW faggots. I saw this on Christmas Eve at a Dolby Cinema and there was about 15 other people in the theater. What a disgusting shit show.

Saw it last night. Absolute dog shit. I won't go into the litany of abuses I could pile up against this steaming pile. I'll simply leave one - listen to Vader or Alec Guinness speak in the original movies. They speak their lines with gravity. The casts of these new movies just sound like...

Gotta have balls of solid rock. I'm in for about 52.5k, portfolio value was up 100k as of last Saturday before the dip. Last week was painful but still in the black a good amount - I think we'll consolidate around current price levels for a bit, BTC will probably trade between 12-16k through...

I use Binance for alts

1. Leads to higher rates of orphaned blocks for small miners further away from the geographically concentrated industrial miners. Basically more work is wasted on a block that has already been mined before its confirmed by the network. 2. Hardware required to run nodes could quickly limit...

My crypto portfolio is in the six digits. The hour to hour swings are massive, you learn to love it.

Mining with what?

These are bad reasons. Volatility is a symptom of price discovery, which is what bitcoin is going through now. The market cap of a currency must be large enough to support the people using it to transact. Since supply is effectively fixed, as more people join the network to use the currency...

The current crypto market will get crushed in a recession. That may change if they begin being used as currencies but right now people will flee risky assets in that situation and an asset with bitcoin volatility is the apex of risky.

Unless you're going into industrial scale mining I think it's far better to just buy the currency. You gain an immediate 100% of the price appreciation rather than waiting for your holdings to ramp up, and there is zero risk of underestimating how quickly the decay in your mining rate will...

Probably people buying up LTC to transfer funds between exchanges is my guess. BTC and ETH are congested as shit. Re mining. It's still profitable at reasonable electricity rates but it's much lower risk and reward compared to just buying crypto right now. It's very hard to lose money with...

For larger operations they can now hedge with the upcoming futures markets.

It doesn't matter if you're being paid in BTC vs fiat. You can simply exchange one for the other at the time of sale if you want to.