Anyone try democratic crusader nomads?

I'm trying it out. Figure I can just make friends for waylines by force. Cant claim territory anyway so now it's all upside.

I made an individualistic robot empire with the cube portrait and called them democracy distributors.

They come to inspect your society and if it's found to not contain freedom they attack. Also they're plunderers so after you get some pirate hideouts. Hey man freedom isn't free lol.

And all these new democratic empires you make are vulnerable to subjugation later for tribute vaults.

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u/Tryagain409 — 14 hours ago

Was humanity really strong before the minbari war?

Even after surviving the near genocidal war, humanity can stand up to Narns and Centauri at least enough to be their diplomatic equals.

So how strong were we before the Minbari? Could we beat Centauri?

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u/Tryagain409 — 23 hours ago

That's on a need to know basis.... And you don't need to know 😏

I've just started rewatching and noticed creepy dudes from Earth keep saying this line haha. Wondering how many times am I going to hear it if I finish the whole series?

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u/Tryagain409 — 1 day ago

An origin that lets you build bioships and mechanical would be cool

Like just for fun. I don't think it'd be too strong but there might be some interesting stuff

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u/Tryagain409 — 10 days ago

Bro gets cancer the year after the inheritance tax changes and gets more expensive

Brutal haha but hope he lives many more years. In remission is good.

I want to see one good farming year in Clarkson's farm give him a break

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u/Tryagain409 — 14 days ago
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Megacorp nomads pay less influence for branch offices

If you fly an arkship over to a planet, you dont get extra influence costs for distance like normal megacorps do. So you can build all your branch offices for 100 influence each.

It was fun to play nice evolutionary predators out there trying to collect all the dna this way.

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u/Tryagain409 — 16 days ago

murders shouldnt be on the news so much

its just not useful information. How is it useful to me to know that some random guy named Bob got stabbed on the other side of the country?

It's not just useless information, it's a downer! It puts me in a bad mood. It's sad. Why do I need to be sad about this guy I would never meet? It's bad for my mental health and I think all of society too it's why people are so scared these days.

if it was a story about murder statistics then yeah run the story, that's relevant information to being safe. If it's something unsolved and the police want us to report seeing the guy yeah run the story. But they'll just tell you that some idiot ran over a guy with his car in Peru and then drove off a cliff, case closed so what?

It's not like they're even covering most murders, hundreds get murdered around the world all the time they just pick one random guy arbitrarily to run a story on and ignore the rest, which leads to random conspiracy theories of "Oh why did they run the story on the black murder victim but not the white one" or vice versa, etc.

Hearing about a war that'll change the price of petrol is news worth hearing. Hearing about what's going on in the economy, where the new jobs are and whats happening, that's worth hearing. The news should be educational, not this weird sadness generating entertainment thing powered on the worst days in lives of random people.

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u/Tryagain409 — 25 days ago
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Being able to embark in nomads DLC means you can escape genocidal empires now.

You know, those campaigns when you lose like more than half your empire to a genocidal but get a truce? You pretty much know you're dead in ten years. You might have a chance to save the campaign now.

It just so happens to take ten years to build the arkship so it should be finishing around when your truce runs out so it could lead to some nail-biting moments before you can run off

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u/Tryagain409 — 30 days ago

Making rich people sell their farms by making farming nonviable mentality

If we take away everything that makes farming a good investment then farms will be cheap again!

This is literally what those people think haha

u/Tryagain409 — 1 month ago

Scorched Herald stuck between The Chosen and The Prikki-Ti

The part of the galaxy you'd best avoid!

u/Tryagain409 — 1 month ago

Is there ways to stop being a genocidal halfway in a game?

So I didn't do it this time, but I noticed that it looked like if I assassinated my own leader in Under One Rule that I could just stop being a genocidal nation by becoming an egalitarian nation.

Is this possible by this way or other means? Could I get a big empire by being a bad guy then switch to diplomacy?

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u/Tryagain409 — 1 month ago