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Point of order: it has been renamed simply "Attempting to Storm the Heavens." So sawing off the month and year would be a good idea.Hell yeah, les gooo. 🚀 📈
[] Plan Attempting to Storm the Heavens April 2063
Yes. We were told so.Wait. We just completed the medium bay.
Are you making another medium bay? Can we do that?
Well, my interpretation of the Starbound promise was that we need two literal housing bays, so if I wanted a "different kind of bay" and yet gave us a realistic hope of fulfilling the promise, I'd have to build either a high density bay (already on it), a very high density bay (borderline unconscionable living conditions), or a low density bay (borderline unconscionable privilege for those of our population who get to live in space).Wouldn't it be better to put this into a different kind of bay so we could get different data points from it? Maybe the spaceport, hospital, or low density housing?
We'll get three more slots when Phase 5 of the station completes and we can do whatever we like with those, but for purposes of fulfilling the Starbound promise, it's a bad idea to count on those slots to fulfill the promise.Actually, since this is the population in space station, the hospital one to avoid needing to send people to earth for medical emergencies and the local spaceport for commutes to and from wherever make the most sense to me.
Ah. I misremembered.
I'm actually trying to maintain a balance of housing density we were already contemplating: High/Medium. Given that we do have some serious potential need to evacuate humans into space some time in the next 2-4 decades, and how grossly hypocritical it would be for us to build paradise luxury condos like space station Elysium or something in light of that, this seems reasonable.Attempting to storm the heavens puts the most free dice plus erewhon and an AA dice into orbital. But its focus on raw numbers in housing bays may have downsides.
If I were really trying to pack people in, I'd go Very High/High or High/High, not High/Medium.
@Ithillid , would the hospital bay qualify as a 'housing bay' for purposes of the Starbound promise?P.S. @Simon, if you want to redline Orbital projects, please consider prioritizing building the Hospital Bay to at least cut down on the inevitable casualties. Plus we absolutely can push Orbital so hard we get mechanical penalties, which the Hospital Bay would likely mitigate.
Because what they're asking for is hard enough if we're trying to build two bays, but we don't even have a slot to build a third until we finish the station core and there's no good way to squeeze that in. So I can't keep the Starbound promise and fit in the hospital bay unless Starbound is willing to count the hospital as one of the two bays for purposes of their promise.
[grunts]I think it's bizarre, after we lost a Free die and a L&CL die to assassinations, that no plans are taking [InOps funding] now.
I think some iterations of my plan drafts have, but not the ones that came out. You're not wrong, but Bureaucracy dice are actually kind of tight for me this turn. The Capital Goods infusion to the private sector is pretty important.
I could give up the AA die on SADN in Attempting Strategic Defense and Inhibition and 'split' that into InOps and, uh, something else, maybe a grant program increase.
For Attempting To Storm The Heavens, as I see it, there's nothing to do but give up the Capital Goods infusion itself. Anything else significantly compromises the overall spirit and goal of the plan.
Would people like those changes? I'm inviting general comment for or against that.
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