That's something I noticed years ago when watching Khan Academy videos. He would often duplicate what he was saying. It annoyed me at first, but then I grew to like it as it helped reinforce concepts.

Cant be socially liberal if you don't want to pay for it

I remember playing that game when I was a teenager, trying to learn how to fly and fight effectively. Circle strafing with a cutting beam on large ships was so key.

I read that too quick and thought it said cuckold hah

I'd recommend Frostpunk if you want to play a city building game but with moral choices in the form of passing laws. The kids yearn for the coal mines

I always liked Enterprises theme song and imagery. It made sense to me considering the theme of the show. For the few first years I thought it was sung by Bryan Adams hah

So, three joke candidates and two serious candidates this year.

Make sure you have your towel :)

The general manager might count as a Senior Manager under the BC Societies Act, which would require them to have the dame fiduciary duties as the Board

I still have trouble consistently taking them due to other issues, but they do help. I hope yours helps too!

That's what I found when I started taking ADHD meds for the first time. I would slowly start to be able to just do more small tasks without thinking about it.

I'll see how it goes, and I really love the quality of work done by the mod team and community with the add-on packs. It's inspired me to start looking at modding as well.

But the war supplies system doesn't seem to really be used in any meaningful way. Maybe that will change as I progress through the story. My expectations with the armor plot was that I could set default load outs there for the different roles. The higher the plot level, the higher tiers of gear.

I like setting up the military outposts with their limitation on what type of plots can be used. But, I don't really enjoy the capturing of territories or settlements, recruitment, or load out system. I just unlocked special units from various allies, which has more variety

That's on the road map for q3 2026, right?

I guess the lesson of this rant is don't put in a system in your game if it's not well integrated into the world and story.

The Sims Settlement 2 mod helps a lot, and it's quite enjoyable. The first time I played it, I had a lot of stability issues, especially during a specific part of the story when a bunch of dynamic attacks on your settlements happened. But it's a lot better this time around.

I also thought that you should be able to have settlers take over areas once they had been cleared to act as resource outposts to enhance your settlements. The Corvega Plant, Greenwich, etc. The whole settlement system just seems so unconnected to everything outside of each other settlement.

I also feel that while it makes sense to start out with quickly assembled structures from whatever junk you can find, but as you progress through the game you'd either learn or find better pre-fabs or plans to make better structures.