To answer the first the four departments that have gone the lonest without a security check are Agriculture which was 13 turns ago (ow), Military which was 12 turns ago, Tiberium which was 9 turn ago and Infrastructure which was also 9 turns ago and since 94% success chance is a nice solid chance of success I decided to try to catch up on three departments rather then going for 100% on one department 94% on another, as for why Infrastructure I flipped a coin.Personally, I'm consolidating the die from your Infrastructure review to Military. This is both because we need the Infrastructure dice, and because I really don't want to fuck up searches for spies in our military procurement chain.
There is a reason I want to do both right now yeah.I think LVPAD is less important than improved fusion. While we don't need to start building second-generation fusion reactors now, we need to have the capacity to start building them soon, and we need to have a clear idea of how much Energy they produce so we can plan ahead. That won't happen until we do that development project.
Meanwhile, LVPAD is a nice enhancement to other stuff we do, but the lack of it isn't going to stop us. Whereas we really don't want to be forced back to building first-generation fusion plants, both because of the dice cost and because of the short service life. If we're planning ahead, we want improved fusion now.
It parallels the arguments about the improved Hewlett-Gardner Process, which I'm slowly warming to.
Yeah I've already made the switch to one-and-three distribution in the word document I keep my plans in.I feel like this split gives us the worst of both worlds. We'll still be a long way from completion on the foundries next turn, and it doesn't contribute much to the macrospinner. I'd recommend a one-and-three distribution in favor of the nanotubes, or ignoring the nanotubes entirely.
I know and it's nice of you not to repeat your arguments here but I decided to go for the Islands due to them taking less progress so they could be conceivably finished with two dice and to a lesser extent due to the longer production time the Islands have compared to the Sharks so while there's a good chance that they won't be ready for the start of Karachi if we do them now they may be ready for the later parts.Well, by now, if you've been listening to me, you know I favor a serious attempt to complete the Seattle frigate yard in 2062Q2, for reasons I've already explained in previous posts. I'd rather not belabor the point.