u/QualaagsFinger

I keep seeing this comment literally everywhere saying “it’s the best Star Trek show in decades”

I remember there’s a whole episode where the captain enforces his cultural values forcibly on the mochlan guy when he wants to get a routine sex change for his kid who for all the captain knows at that point, is a once in a 80 years genetic super abnormality.. Doesn’t he literally hold them on his ship too when they call for a mochlan ship to do the procedure?

And the thesis behind the Kelly episode where she caused countless religious wars was “all societies have endless religious wars anyway don’t worry about it”? How is that not a straight up denial of the prime directive’s importance

It’s been like a year and change since I watched the first 2 seasons, am I misremembering?

In medieval 2, with some archers and some spearmen you can basically keep enemies trapped in the gate and farm the whole enemy army, in this game I'm struggling with my economy because I have to keep nearly full stacks in cities to have a real chance of defending against a doom stack

What is your guys go to strategy and troop composition for defending against large armies with less than half a stack?

For a bulbasaur for story and for gym reruns and raids and other possible pve content, should I go 252 speed and special attack or spread it around more

Like 150 speed and special attack and the rest spread around defenses

I know there are specific teams for content but I want to keep some of my favorite pokemon viable for lots of different content