- Location
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[X] Plan With More Space Dice
[X] Plan Attempting to Have Both Industrial Projects
[X] Plan Attempting to Have Both Industrial Projects
The problem is more likely on the demographics of those living in Post-War housing because if what was being provided on the reports when we were renovating them is true then there is a social problem of disaffected youths and the elderly who our social services have difficulty in helping because of their stubbornness. For the youth it's concerning especially since they sound like NEETs and such things are already problems for planners since as an ageing society, we need everyone to do their part in society no matter what. While GDI won't force them to make the rents more expensive, it will ensure that they would either get training, study in universities or schools, or enter the labor force since we just need to nudge them to become more productive in society. The elderly is more of a case that their new apartments will sooner need the space for our automated caretakers since social services are already strained with the need for ever more automation for elderly care. GDI society is to the point of only having enough of a workforce that it barely passes the term skeletal with how the demands outstripped supply of workers long ago. Even now we are on net 0 labor growth for the foreseeable future so increasing automation and labor output is essential for GDI society.A goal enforced by politicians. That members of the public have said they don't want.
It's double stupid since just building the arcology project and the arcology per turn, means all of our population is in high quality housing, but then the plan has us refit perfectly serviceable normal housing that people have chosen for reasons such as location or the negative rent. And force people out and improve the quality so as to charge more rent.
I get the logic, but at this point the "neck and neck" aspect of the plan voting has diverged and I'd feel odd changing something with about 37 votes on it.Actually, @Simon_Jester could I convince you to swap Erewhon for one of the Shala dice? If Columbia doesn't finish under your plan (which has a 43% chance of happening) then it makes orbital a bit awkward next quarter, since (assuming we don't get astoundingly bad rolls) at most ~3 dice on Shala would be enough to finish it.
For me it was her HI lineup. More dice in BostonIf present trends continue, Shadows has managed to, once again, nimbly outmaneuver me with (in large part) a more popular Orbital lineup, and I have nothing but respect for that.
She can pull that off in no small part because she concentrates her Orbital dice more tightly on immediately desired projects. Though I suppose you can spin it around and view it in terms of the Heavy Industry.
I look at the benefits and their actual immediate value to us.
I look at the benefits and their actual immediate value to us.
I sleep.
d red zone abatement and both are PlAn GoAlS! Aren't the pLaNGOAAALZZZ important?
I should invest in a MARV I might be able to get a full nights sleep that way.
There probably aren't entirely new shipyards for the Governor-As, we'll just be using the existing onesMe looking at the 4 GZA Factories, probably six Governor-A shipyards, -1 Mandatory refit die. Island, Orbital Nuke and Stealth? Orbital Fighters, NuMammoth. Paladin Tank?, NuGuardian? starships dev, -1 ST die until end of plan with only two Free Die?
Good luck with that
I imagine it will probably be like the island deployment. No new shipyards but upgrading existing ones to build the more advanced Governor-As.There probably aren't entirely new shipyards for the Governor-As, we'll just be using the existing ones