Can’t libertarians keep it in their pants for one term? Why not give it a term and do that later, when everyone is obviously happy with four years of your policies?

Like, in an ice cream bucket? Sounds like a lot of prep and focus

I’m not a pro by any means, but I can probably help a little bit if you want. The basics are pretty simple (barring a couple of mechanics absent from the tutorials), mostly made more complex by a lack of a ctrl-z function and how finnicky building/terrain placement is. And certain things aren’t explained (like the ratio of production buildings/vehicles, or that most of your buildings are running at under max capacity until “mid game”, or that some factory connections don’t need forklifts).

I love it when people link to such posts as if they’re a solution as well

Me playing Workers and Resources, which allows you to just turn mechanics on and off mid-game (not all of them): No, I must plan my construction site’s logistics perfectly! (also why would I give a shit about how other people play the game?)

(also, why do these hard game lovers not like the same hard games I like :( )

I do this stuff for my sims writing books. It’s usually a pun or portmanteau. I can’t think of any right now

spits

I just always assumed Neumann was the settings aoc

Skylines does feel like the closest to trad sim city, and is further filled with suburban brainworms.

This makes me want to play workers and resources today

Kinda wish they included some specific example mechanics with comparisons from other games

Is it confusing for The Boys setting if both AOC and Victoria Neumann exist?

Nothing (joke answer)

It would be extremely funny, but also bad.

I feel like its more like the network of advisers around a late stage Hapsburg or Pharaoh, their power (and jobs) are predicated on the legal entity of Biden being President regardless of the actual state of Biden’s form. They don’t actually need him to do anything other than occupy that legal space

are you dehydrated or anything?

There is actually a point where you’re constantly dehydrated because your body literally can’t absorb any more water (absorption rate is lower than outgoings, no matter how much you drink). (also, kitchens can be very humid, and the constant moisture and wetness can damage your skin a lot)

(I don’t like the heat, humidity, or kitchen work, but have stuck my neck out and done those)

The 90s BBC (I think) battlefield documentary only briefly mentioned Operation Bagration, which is wild given they did a whole episode on the encircling of Manchuria at the end of the war (a more obscure Soviet victory) and had 2 hours devoted to a bunch of different battles. Old historiography tho

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Certainly locally, where I am

I’m voting for trump by not voting, again

low light, yellow tinged lighting or dark colored things on other dark colored things.

That’s just my room >.>