u/Moonman_SS

All of my farms have 100ish percent workload, but a few of them only have about 85-95 percent work value, what's the rub? I've seen that 100 percent workload is suboptimal because it means there are more workers than the farm needs, but how is that the case if the value is less than 100 percent? How is work value even determined?

Whether I'm in windowed mode, borderless, or full screen, if the app is taking up the whole screen, I can't alt tab. The easiest solution is to just adjust the height in windowed mode to 95 percent rather than 100, but I would like to know if there is a solution other than this.

I'm only a couple hours into the game.

There must be a way

I remember very few details about this book. The dragons were sorted into colors, each had its own unique trait. The main cast was a relatively even split of boys and girls, and I believe one of them may have been a black dragon rider who had defected from the antagonists side, I think after he had crash landed and been treated back to health by one of the main characters. The only scene I have a really distinct memory of is one where the main cast is brought into a cave with a large ball of levitating fire in the center which speaks to them individually and grants them each a gift.
All I’m pretty certain of is that it’s not Dragonriders of Pern and that the book was published at least over a decade ago, given that I read it when I was about 10 or 11, perhaps younger.
I know this is very little to go off of, I apologize for that, but I thought I’d just throw this out there in case someone had any idea.

Do the charge shrines in the final boss room count toward the challenge?

Very new to TWR and to RTS games in general, and I'm having a very hard time getting a handle on the mechanics, I'm struggling to get through the tutorial. Basically, my question is whether this is a normal experience for someone as new as I am, or if these things are actually pretty intuitive and the genre just isn't right for me.

Recent subscriber to the pod and just finished listening to the recent fall of Rome ep. Wondering what other episodes there are where they talk about Rome? I’m a massive Roman history poser and I want to hear my favorite young men discuss this topic

Apologies if this is the wrong flair for this kind of post.

Just wondering if I should dump strength for a painkiller? I know it's THE strength subclass for the Illrigger, but I feel like the lies fighting style means that I don't need to be reliant on it as much? Also given the fact that none of the other painkiller/illrigger abilities seem reliant on strength. Or am I interpreting this wrong?

I’ve taken a look at the inspirations page on the official website and I’m definitely picking up most of the books on that list (despite the fact I’ll probably never get around to reading most of them, at least they’ll look good on a shelf). But I was wondering if anyone on this sub had any recommendations for other pieces of occult/esoteric literature? Preferably non-fiction, although I’m not sure how much mileage you can get out of that phrase when dealing with this subject matter

It feels like I’m being encouraged to generalize quite a lot, which is fine, but besides the opening decisions that determine what kind of journal you have (and what unique endings you can get), do you specialize at any point?
Apologies if this question is vague, I’m only ten hours into my first play through.