Any particular reason for a push on
Advanced Alloys instead of putting the third die on
Crystal Beam Deployment? Just for the +5 R?
Ummmm. Right now we need Bergen more than we need the nanotube foundries, and it's going to be hard to finish
both Bergen
and the new foundries by Q4. I'd probably let the foundries wait until the next Plan, just on the grounds of "don't start what you can't finish" and "keep it simple." I know you're trying to save up, but I think this is a false economy.
Recommend you slide at least one die from granaries to hydroponics. If you're doing that much storing of Food with no extra +Food sources beyond the fertilizer plants, it's gonna be a hungry quarter next quarter. Someone'll start introducing the refugees to fungus bars.
Some of them may re-defect back to Nod.
For reasons discussed above, I think that if we're gonna do tendrils, we should push hard to do them
fast, because we get a lot more Resources out of the action on net (literally twice as many) if it clears this turn instead of next turn.
But it costs us the same amount to
do either way, you see...
So if we're gonna make the sacrifice play in hopes that people will appreciate us for it, we should at least get it over with quickly so we have time to build up a useful R buffer of funds that can be funneled into central banking or held in reserve for 2062Q1 when we'll have fallow dice to worry about.
Enterprise is about fifteen dice from completion. At this rate of construction it's gonna be down to the wire whether we finish it on time in Q4 and there will be no space left over to start work on the station bay,
Leopard II yard,
Conestoga design, orbital cleanup, or anything else we'd like to do.
As always, I recommend consolidating dice on OSRCT. It is a MUCH bigger project and thus we really really want to get out in front of it if we want to avoid having to frantically overspend like four dice on it in Q4.
