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I've been playing Nova Roma for a good time now. I fully understand the game from the "Peaceful" perspective. I have not played a single game with invaders. So I'm just into building and growing your city.

First of all, I really dig this game. I love games like this where you can just build and chill. Kingdoms and Castles was bit bare, but this is there when it comes to this type of game.

However, I've noticed some things that I think should be changed.

- Large Granary's, Warehouse, Stockpile
Either ditch the small ones and make a huge one and make them available more early on. Or greatly increase their capacity. It becomes unmanageable at some point.

- Dock
Let's have a extendable one. Exporting is the main issue when it comes to overloading/clog all your stock because you can only export so much, which is too little. Or have boats in coming per dock at the same time, but not random like now.

- Let buildings just stop functioning on if there is a overload.
Now eveything is by standard dumped in random stockpiles, warehouses and granerys, full of everything.

I would say it would be better if you can have docks, warehouses, stockpiles and granery's connect together. So if there is a granery, warehouse, or stockpile within reach > an EXPORT option becomes available at the docks. And of the land stocks can be interconnected through a "teamster" building. It takes the range and just shifts things around so levels become even.

This will drive gold up by a ton. But it will also drive everything down. Inflation could be an option.

- Toolsmiths
They should produce more. It's extremely uneven. You need like parks of them to get in the plus. Simply because they also use a huge industrial space.
-AND/OR-
Let tool-using buildings not needing tools this often. Have a building that acts like a Tool Shop that fixes tools with minimal iron/coal.

What do you all think?

What a great movie. A really unique story variation with lots and lots of emotions going on. I'm in my late 30s and it made me laugh, think and get emotional.

The story is great, the acting is great, it's funny, it's dramatic... It kinda has it all. It's a fully fleshed-out well worked-out film with great visuals for people who like movies in space. And at the same time it hits you deeply when it comes to emotions.

It's building up to a Kübler-Ross Change Curve right when you are fully connected to the characters and actually believe in it. It let's you experience that I think is very hard to capture in a movie like this, but it succeeds with being able to still have funny moments in between. Which actually makes things hit even harder.

9.5/10 - Very highly recommended

This is probably already done as a recommendation, but my god... This movie is something else.

I've been a long time horror movie lover and lately, although Backrooms was very good in my opinion, Obsession just hit me on a very different level. I genuinely felt enormous levels of stress watching this movie. I cannot even remember the last time I felt this way because of a movie.

For whoever didn't watch it yet, definitely do! You won't regret it.

I went in completely blind. And even in the beginning I felt like I was going to get disappointed because of how the movie started out. The setup seemed a bit lame. Even the acting felt a bit lame in the beginning. But then things started to shape up in such phenomenal ways I didn't expect at all.

9/10 for me!

Hello!

Last August I bought a Anker Solix C300 which I use as a APS for my desk. The entire system uses about 75W.

After the first 5 months I had to send it to repair because of a rattling sound. Doesn't matter if it's charging/supplying only. It's a consistent pattern it does. So last January I brought it back to the store (Beirut, Lebanon). They offered to repair it, which I did. It took about 2/3 weeks to get the device back and the problem was solved. Seemingly it was a fan causing the rattling.

Now I expected this already, as it sounds like it, but ok, happy I got it back! In general I'm very happy with the device although it's not fully reliable when it comes to keeping the outlets on all the time. Regularly the AC will just shut of.

Since yesterday, 4 months after the repair the rattling started again. First very soft, and I felt I it coming, today it's full force back to how it was. Like I'm less than 1m away from the device as it's on my desk for convenience.

So it seems to me this is a build default that happens to heavy users.

Can Anker support like a DIY walkthrough to fix this? Because IF it get's repaired now, I'm sure this will occur again 4-5 months later.

Are there any other heavy users experiencing this?

I'm just charging it through the wall plug and it's connected to a MacBook Pro, two portable monitor, one big monitor and a USB hub. I mainly use it to not have all the devices shut down all the time.

Hi all!

I was wondering if anyone was using NEO to receive money from UAE? The company I work with only does Bank to Bank transfers so Whish doesn't work. I need a card with a IBAN number.

Neo seems to do IBAN, but I can't open their app. It says it's in Developer mode for some reason. Can anyone confirm or advise what is the best bank to bank transfer option?

Many thanks!