I am playing the classic cave and trying to figure out how to centralize final processing in the blue cave while doing the crushing and smelting closer to the nodes. But no use polishing ingots if further processing removes the polish, and it seems like it would.
What is the use case for this or it's heavy version? It sounds like something that has to be operated manually.
Depending on the strategy, game settings, and especially the sponsor, there is a window where it's possible to have the entire colony destroyed without having any means to manage.
It's a dice roll, not a test of game play skill. It's a difference between gambling and designing or planning.
I don't mind a challenge as long as it's within my control to manage or prevent somehow. But an RNG dice roll of "will the meteor hit your subsurface heater and surrounding water tanks during a cold wave" is not fun or interesting game play.
For example, Church of the New Ark starts with 0 sponsor research and very little funding, and outsourcing is unavailable until later when laws are unlocked, but there's no way to get enough funding without putting people on the planet.
Replace the unlocks with something that buffs them somehow or make it like water vaporators and factories you can buy prefabs from earth but don't unlock building yourself until later.
I would even be okay with making it a game rule that reduces the difficulty percentage.
I used link in top-right of individual modmail conversation while in the pop-out mode. I sent that link to modmail to direct them to an individual conversation with their modmail. Moderators say opening it shows my entire chat history.
I am not the moderator - I am a user who was communicating with mods.
I don't know what platform they are using, and I communicated with several different moderators for https://www.reddit.com/r/AskConservatives/
The first moderator said they could not open the link. Two other moderators could open the link and described seeing my chat history with other users, mods from other subs, as well as all the conversations I had had with them.
The sub is https://www.reddit.com/r/AskConservatives/
Edit to update and clarify:
Since posting, a subsequent exchange with the mod who could open the link said nothing with my name was visible in what they saw, so it was apparently not my chat history, but it showed someone else's chat history or content that I do not have access to. I am less clear on what I was seeing.
Also, I should clarify that the link I clicked on was in the top-right of an individual message in the message side of chat. Not being a mod, I don't have modmail, but I was in a chat with a mod I had contacted using message mods.
I am more concerned about long term, big picture, and just having fun. Doing things on one char that benefit all chars. Not at all concerned about how long hitting 90 on my alts will take.
I am a returning player and not totally clear on how all this renown and reputation and other warband shared stuff works now.
Should/can I try to focus on renown or something along those lines for just one faction? And then a different faction the next alt I level?
Or does 80-90 just not matter and all the meaningful advancement happens at 90?
I am very casual, so I am not trying to speedrun towards being raid ready or whatever. I mainly like having a variety of classes and specs leveled up and lots of open-world and delve options to choose from when I log in, so character (and warband?) progression is fun in its own right, not a means to an end.