As a Nokia inverter, I feel this communities pain, down 50% with only positive news.

Always remember: you can only appreciate the highs if you experience the lows.

Adds a dynamic "deportation" system, along with a dynamic resettlement system that drains population from cored states to non cored states.

Here's a quick rundown:
This mod lets you deport around 90% of a conquered state's population, then move settlers in from your own cored states over four years until compliance hits 80% and the territory becomes a core part of your nation. Former cities draw three times the settlers of ordinary land, rural areas 30% fewer, population of cored states will drain over 4 years as their pop migrates to newly resettled cores. Resettlement keeps running the full four years even after the state cores, so growth doesn't just stop the moment it turns your color. I also added a new occupation law called Assimilation, its kind of overpowered so use it if you want a relaxed game.

Deporting population from a state costs 50pp and has a negative debuff on stability, and can only be done once per state. Resettlement costs 75pp, hits both stability and war support, and requires a nation to be above 30% stability. A state has to be deported before you can resettle it, so the resettlement decision won't show up until you've cleared it out first. All political parties work with this mod as I wanted everyone to experience the mod, But realistically this mod should only work for non democratic nations. The resettlement decision will repopulate a state over 4 years by pulling a set amount out of every one of your cored states each month and dropping it into the non cored state. Worth knowing it's a flat amount per state rather than a percentage, so smaller cores feel it a lot more than big ones, and resettling a dozen states at once will hollow them out fast.

Mod works with road to 56, that's all I've tested it with, I'm assuming it will work with all vanilla+ mods.

A month ago, before the market correction, a lot of people strongly believed Nokia would hit $20 before the end of the year. For those who held that view, do you still believe it? Why or why not?

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Just hope this isn't another pump and dump like it has been the last few weeks.

Half-Life 3 will release the same day as GTA6, as Valve knows PC players will be left out of the initial GTA 6 hype, so they can try to rival GTA in this way.

I'd bet the house it gets announced today

Hi, this is Gabe Newell.

This is my alternate account. I'm here to let you guys know we have delayed the game until 2027, as I've allocated all of Valve's budget to building my new yacht.

I realize this is happening abruptly, and I'm sure you'll understand.

Leave your shares where they are. Once the SpaceX hype is gone, it will go up, perhaps sell before the OpenAI and Athropic IPOs if you don't want to see a similar loss as we have currently. Nokia is a profitable company, that's all that matters.

I feel like this whole subreddit is just people making fun of flat-earthers who don't even exist here. With other people pretending to be flat earthers to rage-bait others.