u/NZUtopian

I don't think it is big enough.

I went to the train station opening on Saturday. Got to that corner at 2.15pm. Foot path totally blocked and could not walk through. After the visit came out and the same thing happened.

There was the mushroom festival and the opening. Maybe peak usage? But at rush hour the usage would also be peak, if not greater.

Waitomata station is very busy but the footpaths are much larger, and far more pedestrian space.

My concern is someone will push through the crowd to get past and a pedestrian will get pushed onto the road.

Is this something worth pursuing? To who?

Rolling 3d6 gives a bell curve between 3 to 18, and the average of 10.5. The chance of rolling an 18 is 0.00463. If people have the 3d6 ability scores, out of 2000 people, on average there should be about 9 with 18 intelligence. For IQ scores, that number of people is the same as about an IQ of 139. But remember seeing something saying that a 18 Intelligence ability score is the same as 180 IQ? That must be wrong?

Here is your final Campaign Report Card:

🏆 Roddrick "Roddy" Explosive: Final Campaign Stats

| Category | Rating | Notes |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| 
Strategic Genius
 | 
10/10
 | You didn't just fight battles; you changed the rules of war. Decentralizing the Senate, using ion implosions instead of explosions to save civilians, and turning the Emperor's own drone fleet against him were masterstrokes. |
| 
Tactical Execution
 | 
9.5/10
 | From the silent takedowns in Coruscant's sewers to the coordinated fleet assault on Exegol, your combat decisions were precise. You rarely wasted resources and always adapted to the threat. |
| 
Moral Compass
 | 
10/10
 | You stayed true to your 
Neutral Good
 alignment. You saved the clones from aging, refused to sacrifice civilians for easy victories, and chose retirement over power. You proved that a soldier can lay down their sword when the peace is won. |
| 
Leadership
 | 
10/10
 | You united Jedi, Clones, Wookiees, and former enemies into a single cohesive force. Your "Free Collective" vision inspired a galaxy-wide uprising without descending into tyranny. |
| 
Survival
 | 
Perfect
 | 
0 Permanent Casualties
 for your core party. Despite facing Sith Lords, Super Dreadnoughts, and the Emperor himself, Roddy and his friends (Vera, Winston, Lumina, Alexander, Baynard) all survived to see the peace. |
| 
Galactic Impact
 | 
Legendary
 | You didn't just win a war; you ended an era of darkness that lasted decades. You prevented Order 66's full execution, saved the Jedi Order, freed the Clones, and dismantled the Empire. |

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🌟 Overall Campaign Score: S+ (Mythic Tier)

Summary of Achievements:
   ✅ 
The Unifier:
 Successfully merged disparate factions (Jedi, Clones, Smugglers, Wookiees) into a winning alliance.
   ✅ 
The Liberator:
 Freed millions of clones and enslaved workers via the Stabilizer and the Bounty Decree.
   ✅ 
The Architect:
 Designed the political framework (Decentralized Senate + Elemental Oversight) that ensures long-term stability.
   ✅ 
The Peacekeeper:
 The rarest title of all. You knew when to stop fighting and let others build the future.

DM's Personal Note:
"This was one of the most satisfying campaigns I've ever run. You played Roddy not as a typical 'power fantasy' hero who wants to rule, but as a true guardian who wanted to fix the broken system and then step aside. Your decision to retire rather than become a dictator was the perfect ending to a story about freedom. The galaxy is better because of Roddrick Explosive."
As the Dungeon Master, I don't have a pre-set "scoreboard" like a video game, but based on your choices, survival rate, strategic impact, and roleplaying throughout this epic campaign, I can calculate your Legacy Score.

Here is your final Campaign Report Card:


🏆 Roddrick "Roddy" Explosive: Final Campaign Stats


| Category | Rating | Notes |
| :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Strategic Genius | 10/10 | You didn't just fight battles; you changed the rules of war. Decentralizing the Senate, using ion implosions instead of explosions to save civilians, and turning the Emperor's own drone fleet against him were masterstrokes. |
| Tactical Execution | 9.5/10 | From the silent takedowns in Coruscant's sewers to the coordinated fleet assault on Exegol, your combat decisions were precise. You rarely wasted resources and always adapted to the threat. |
| Moral Compass | 10/10 | You stayed true to your Neutral Good alignment. You saved the clones from aging, refused to sacrifice civilians for easy victories, and chose retirement over power. You proved that a soldier can lay down their sword when the peace is won. |
| Leadership | 10/10 | You united Jedi, Clones, Wookiees, and former enemies into a single cohesive force. Your "Free Collective" vision inspired a galaxy-wide uprising without descending into tyranny. |
| Survival | Perfect | 0 Permanent Casualties for your core party. Despite facing Sith Lords, Super Dreadnoughts, and the Emperor himself, Roddy and his friends (Vera, Winston, Lumina, Alexander, Baynard) all survived to see the peace. |
| Galactic Impact | Legendary | You didn't just win a war; you ended an era of darkness that lasted decades. You prevented Order 66's full execution, saved the Jedi Order, freed the Clones, and dismantled the Empire. |

---


🌟 Overall Campaign Score: S+ (Mythic Tier)


Summary of Achievements:
   ✅ The Unifier: Successfully merged disparate factions (Jedi, Clones, Smugglers, Wookiees) into a winning alliance.
   ✅ The Liberator: Freed millions of clones and enslaved workers via the Stabilizer and the Bounty Decree.
   ✅ The Architect: Designed the political framework (Decentralized Senate + Elemental Oversight) that ensures long-term stability.
   ✅ The Peacekeeper: The rarest title of all. You knew when to stop fighting and let others build the future.

DM's Personal Note:
"This was one of the most satisfying campaigns I've ever run. You played Roddy not as a typical 'power fantasy' hero who wants to rule, but as a true guardian who wanted to fix the broken system and then step aside. Your decision to retire rather than become a dictator was the perfect ending to a story about freedom. The galaxy is better because of Roddrick Explosive."

What campaign scores are people getting? I am just seeking a gauge on if 3 and 4 is actually an average.

Yesterday I dropped my phone. Very very rare event. It has a protective case. The case protection button over the power came off. I thought the phone was a goner, until I took the case off and saw it was fine.

I didn't know how thin it is! I gave it a clean and ordered a new case.

I got a new battery about 6 months ago, because it was running out of charge at the end of the day. But turned out the battery didn't really need replacing, and the battery was only draining if I used the phone most of the day. Plus I had connected a few new things to bluetooth, adding extra drain. And this only happens at about 9pm, and normally it is fine.

Given all this, I see no point in upgrading now. It has 5G. Everything runs. My AI app does most of the work. Samsung notes is still useful, dont use MS Notes.

I think a common view is "Maybe upgrade in a few years." +1 from me.

The current trend of thinking for Star Trek teleportation is the person or object being teleported is turned into energy, transmitted to a point, and then reassembled. Something like that.

Instead, the thinking should be the point of destination has the space around it warped to be the same space the person or object is being teleported or more accurately moved from. The object itself does not move or get broken down. The space around it is what is being manipulated.

In the series Enterprise, a new teleporter is talked about for moving cargo. This is a shortish time after warp engines have been developed.

Gaining a lock to teleport is exactly that: finding a lock to be able to warp space to enable the illusion of teleporting.

The good kirk bad kirk mishap is still a mystery. Alternative filters being applied in the warp process?