F0lkL0re
Officially not an Inquisitor
- Location
- Shetland
It's abstracted so a unit of STUs is basically whatever kind of STU you need for whatever project it's being used on.
Attempting to Fulfill the Plan: GDI Edition
Oh man this has me just think on how EPIC it must have been working at SCED when this season's Treasury funding was announced. I mean not all projects succeeded but look at all the money given. Like WOW. From their perspective they just won the lottery.
Pretty cool stuff!
Currently STUs are generated at a rate of 1 STU per 100 Tiberium mining income. The refinery refits we have will convert that capacity to generating 1 STU per 90 Tiberium mining income. And that helps, but the whole refinery refit project will only make us 3-4 STUs depending on our exact income when we finish. The ways we have to get more are either hope for technological solutions that are much more efficient than our current refineries, or just brute force hella Tib mining.
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There are some very significant Nod-shaped problems with making space-to-ground structures, in that they would blow it up and cause lots of collateral damage in the process.
Yep. Nods. That is why I wrote 'probably not' - so its less a 'we can't" and more a "we wouldn't".
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
Hm, Shadows won. I hope the rolls went well! 
[Reads the rolls]
Oh pants.
[Yes, it is probably possible to make margarine from tiberium products the same way it's possible to make plastics via chemical synthesis. No, I'm not seriously suggesting GDI ever did this]
In my defense, my plan would have been just as enthusiastic about the dairy ranches as Shadows' was. This was a point we agreed on.
As to the microfusion cells, I suspect large scale manufacture will cost STUs we don't have for now. I'd love to be wrong.
Why do you expect microfusion to make personal items "last longer?"
This caused major disruption.
The heretics have been remanded to InOps custody. Chicago can go on now.
[Reads the rolls]
Oh pants.
I will be candid with you, I think it might be a good idea to refocus somewhat on the core stations. It may turn out that we have a lot of dice to go on a moon city or second-generation space station habitat before it's ready to house some very large number of people. Spreading a whole five more dice out among the bays, especially if we don't go whole hog on the Free dice again, is going to mean a six month period where progress on the station cores has come to a near-screeching halt, and I think that would be overcompensation to an extent.
No more tiberium-derived margarine!
[Yes, it is probably possible to make margarine from tiberium products the same way it's possible to make plastics via chemical synthesis. No, I'm not seriously suggesting GDI ever did this]
In my defense, my plan would have been just as enthusiastic about the dairy ranches as Shadows' was. This was a point we agreed on.
LVPAD working out is one of my big sighs of relief here; it means we don't have to spend one of our now scarcer Heavy Industry dice on it next turn. Lucky break.
As to the microfusion cells, I suspect large scale manufacture will cost STUs we don't have for now. I'd love to be wrong.
Why do you expect microfusion to make personal items "last longer?"
Among other things, the repulsorplate improvements may lead to the third generation of STU-making refineries. On which note, the way we get more STUs apart from "just mine more tiberium lol" is to improve those refineries with the 35 R/die "IHG" upgrades.
Oh, side note, I'm pretty sure our fuels were already plant-based, that or we were making hydrocarbons directly from tiberium via a chemical synthesis project. Tarberries just increase the net efficiency of a process that, I gather, was already a big component of GDI's overall industrial activities.
It wasn't even a tiberium rock. It was just a regular rock that was pissed because the Talons interrupted its nap.
There was an uprising of ex-Gideonites, all of them fanatical devotees of St. Louis-style pizza to the last man, woman, and/or enby.
This caused major disruption.
The heretics have been remanded to InOps custody. Chicago can go on now.
So I know that this wasn't to me but I would think that since we put dice into them this current turn it would make sense for us to try and put dice into them to finish it next turn. All things like cost and dice availability and such being equal.
I meant battery life. like the microfusion cell would be able to keep its charge longer and so devices with it would last longer before needing to be plugged in.
Also interesting on the tarbarries. I guess this one just gives us a better version.
I'm a huge fan of us developing further down the repulsorplate line. It didn't win this turn but I really think its an action we should continually look into and develop further. There is MUCH benefit in us studying what it does.
- Location
- Mid-Atlantic
Since those things (like ASAT Phase 5 and Orbital Defense Lasers) aren't Plan commitments (unlike, say, SADN Phase 4, we should probably hold off a bit on them until we've cleared out the thicket of our Plan commitments some more. We've just gone down from eight Military dice to seven, which means we don't have as much wiggle room to do optional projects.
Well, in a sense we DO still have that wiggle room, but the said wiggle room is now being hyper-efficiently mono-focused on things that can reasonably be classified as "munitions projects." Which does not include anything the Space Force wants.
I'm not sure we can get enough SADN going fast enough to matter. It depends on what that "6-8 quarter deployment time" in the stat line means.
Thankfully, no; it's all just one big pool of "STUs." It would be a terrible headache otherwise.
I get the logic, and in general I agree with it and would do so.
But in this case, we're taking a long slowdown in some critical core projects, and that troubles me.
Ah.
I outlined my reasoning as to why five dice wasn't particularly convincing in this case, with the other concerns involved. If the other concerns had been addressed, I'd still have gone for five dice anyways. Since, as you note, something is better than nothing. But they weren't, and you made it clear earlier that you weren't eager to do a fourth phase of alloys next turn, so the concerns outweighed my desire for alloys.
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I think you're making a mistake to assume that you lost due to a 'heavy alloy plan', rather than a 'too many expensive projects simultaneously' issue. Basically, you pursued 4 expensive projects simultaneously (alloys, red zone refits, bergen, and InOps) which really curtailed your freedom. You couldn't cut InOps, but doing a security review in LCI (instead of HI) would have given you +30R to work with, cutting refits entirely would have given you 2 free dice, 2 tib dice, and 100R to play with (and putting one of those free dice on DAE would have given you +4 energy, relative to the expected +2.5 energy from a die on refits, at the cost of 10R). Or even downgrading the plasma weapons to combat lasers (+5R), or unmanned support vehicles (+10R), would have been pretty helpful for your plan cohesiveness.
And a lot of people really want DAE, so I expect that change alone would have put you over the top, with how narrow the vote totals are.
That isn't to say that a heavy alloy plan will win next turn, nor that a 'no alloys' plan will lose. Given the constraints we're under, I'd be very surprised if we have enough dice available to go for even 5 dice on alloys, even if we have the R available. So feel free to put as few, or no dice at all, in alloys, if you think that's the best way forward. I may even vote for that plan, depending on what the runnerup looks like, but it will have an uphill battle to go through to get my vote. It took a day of really thinking about the merits of the plans involved before I switched my vote to the alloyless one this turn, after all.
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- Pronouns
- He/Him
No, it says 2 quarters to begin, 6 to complete.
Now, in light of what happened (pun unintended, Shadows), here's my immediate rough plan for next turn.
[] Plan: City Fortress
-[] Infrastructure (5 dice, +27 bonus, 100R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) 387/995 (5+4 dice, 100R, 91%)
Rationale: Get Chicago done, man!
-[] Heavy Industry (5 dice + 6 Free, +34 bonus, 320R)
--[] U Series Alloy Foundries (Phase 3) 186/550 (5 dice, 200R, 87%)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) (4 dice, 80R)
--[] Second Generation Continuous Cycle Fusion Plants (Phase 1) 144/325 (2 dice, 40R, 39%)
Rationale: Alloys for the Alloy God! Discounts for the Discount Throne! Trying get Chicago done, and hopefully push close to, if not complete the CCF Plant.
-[] Light and Chemical Industry (5 dice, +24 bonus, 150R)
--[] Bergen Superconductor Foundry (Phase 4) 235/690 (5 dice, 150R, 10%)
Rationale: Probably not cost-effective to rush Bergen all the way down, so I'll just put the 5 dice here for now and keep it rolling.
-[] Agriculture (6 dice, +29 bonus, 75R)
--[] Reforestation Campaign Preparations (Phase 1) 0/855 (4 dice, 20R)
--[] Vertical Farming Projects (Stage 4) 181/230 (1 die, 15R, 81%)
--[] Dairy Ranches (Phase 2) 163/195 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
Rationale: We just need 1 more Stage/Phase of Dairy/Vertical completed apiece, then the Fruiticulture Bay and remaining Shala phases will cover our Con. Goods from Agriculture requirement. Getting rolling on the Tarberries should help with our Energy issues.
-[] Tiberium (7 dice, +39 bonus, 200R)
--[] Tiberium Vein Mines (Stage 9) 22/175 (2 dice, 40R, 73%)
--[] Improved Hewlett Gardener Refits (Phase 1) 0/240 (4 dice, 140R, 99%)
--[] Tiberian Prediction Algorithms 75/120 (1 die, 20R, 95%)
Rationale: More Vein Mine money, and we need to start on the IHG refits since we promised them, and Chicago is about to give us some processing breathing room.
-[] Orbital (7 dice + Erewhon, +34 bonus, 160R)
--[] Medium Density Housing 310/335 (E die, 20R, 76%)
--[] Fruticulture Bay 225/335 (2 dice, 40R, 95%)
--[] Fusion Shipyard 380/475 (2 dice, 40R, 98%)
--[] Gravitic Shipyard 292/430 (2 dice, 60R, 82%)
--[] Security Review
Rationale: Since Shadows started these, we are gonna finish them.
-[] Services (4 dice, +35 bonus, 90R)
--[] Regional Hospital Expansions (Phase 2) 4/285 (2 dice, 50R, ~6/10 mean)
--[] Kamisuwa Optical Laboratories 79/240 (2 dice, 40R, 68%)
Rationale: Simple, straightforward, pushing towards our new promise goal.
-[] Military (7 dice + 1 Free, +31 bonus, 140R)
--[] Strategic Area Defense Networks (Phase 1) 0/250 (4 dice, 80R, 94%)
--[] Zrbite Sonic Weapons Deployment (Phase 1) (High Priority) 317/380 (2 dice, 40R, 100%)
--[] Unmanned Support Ground Vehicle Development 0/80 (1 die, 20R, 72%)
--[] Security Review
Rationale: It's basically been pointed out on Discord that the Banneerjees made the Karachi deal by throwing the Shah of Atom under the bus. In other words, we need to start anti-nuke defenses stat. As for the Zrbite, hopefully this isn't the kind of nat 1 that scuppers the project altogether, so put in the last 2 dice and get that done and over with.
-[] Bureaucracy (4 dice, +29 bonus, 0R)
--[] Security Review: Military 2 dice
--[] Security Review: Orbital 2 dice
Rationale: After whatever went wrong with Zrbite, we need Security Reviews of the Military. And Orbital, because clearly there is something suspicious thanks to Shadows.
Total: 1235 (1205 + 30 from Reserve)
Yeah, it's an expensive plan. Alloys being a large part of it R and Free dice-wise.
- Pronouns
- He/It/Argh!
While we certainly shouldn't try to rush out finishing the Stations, we do need to complete the core construction before we can see what the next round of Station options are.
This is critical, because we don't know how many Free Dice we will need to complete our 20k space pop goal.
The answer is likely a lot. We need to be very frugal with Bay spending, and we need consistent progress on Station cores.
This is critical, because we don't know how many Free Dice we will need to complete our 20k space pop goal.
The answer is likely a lot. We need to be very frugal with Bay spending, and we need consistent progress on Station cores.
Interesting basic plan MrRageQuit. So yeah its pretty good in what I think as well.
My one idea, ignoring costs that might make this impossible, but how about adding Repulsorlift work. I think this science has a lott of potential and should be worked on.
This is important to me to be honest. We put work into it last turn (from this new plan's perspective) and so I think it is only logical that we put work into it this turn to finish them all.
My one idea, ignoring costs that might make this impossible, but how about adding Repulsorlift work. I think this science has a lott of potential and should be worked on.
This is important to me to be honest. We put work into it last turn (from this new plan's perspective) and so I think it is only logical that we put work into it this turn to finish them all.
"Note to GDIHighCom to not even joke about using experimental sonic weapons systems as speaker systems in earshot of Steel Talon personnel. One exploding subdivision and critical research detonation is one too many (we get enough of that with Director Seo we don't need more of him), and we are still trying to find where all the shards and parts landed." - GDI InOps Officer Rayley.
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Shadows
Sacred Priestess of the Benevolent Dice Gods
- Location
- USS Civilian, DDG-214
- Pronouns
- She/Her
I'd vote for it.
As a note, everyone, I won't be putting up a plan next turn. Plan making and the resulting days of uncertainty while voting happens causes me anxiety, which makes my heart do weird stuff. Going to take a turn off of that (in addition to a whole bunch of other stuff I normally do) to see if it helps.
My only suggestion on the Orbital front would be to just focus on finishing one or two of those started bays per turn and continue setting up the cores proper. Something like 4 dice on Shala for phase 4/1-3 Bay dice/remainder on Columbia to keep it moving.
- Location
- USA
Ugh. Some interesting rolls this turn.
I wouldn't put more than 1 dice on each bay.
We need to slow walk them to possibly save dice. There is no rush or need to complete them in a hurry so slow walking is fine.
The rest of the dice can go on the stations, that we actually DO need to get done quickly so we can see what we have to do next.
I wouldn't put more than 1 dice on each bay.
We need to slow walk them to possibly save dice. There is no rush or need to complete them in a hurry so slow walking is fine.
The rest of the dice can go on the stations, that we actually DO need to get done quickly so we can see what we have to do next.
- Location
- Africa
we should do things just because they are plan commitments but because that are beneficial and needed , having the ASAT network upgraded means that we reduce the risk of Nod and Kane making a move on our space assets , cause it would suck a lot of Nod figured how to stick one of those ion cannon proof shields on a nuke and started blowing our space works up for example
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- He/Him
We have a commitment to complete the Fusion and Gravitic Shipyards before the Elections. So those might be in a bit of a hurry. I forget if they take place halfway through the year or at the end.
Never make jokes about re-enacting Spinal Tap around the Steel Talons. They don't have the musical talent.
Yeah, we should be able to slow-walk them. The elections are at the end of 2063, so we have a full year.
"That rips through those aliens like a plasma-knife through Poly-butter" suggests that actually yes, GDI did make margarine from tiberium products.
- Pronouns
- He/Him
Hmm. So then, here's my revision and one alternative: what if we dumped the Alloys?
[] Plan: City Fortress Mark 2
-[] Infrastructure (5 dice, +27 bonus, 100R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) 387/995 (5+4 dice, 100R, 91%)
-[] Heavy Industry (5 dice + 6 Free, +34 bonus, 320R)
--[] U Series Alloy Foundries (Phase 3) 186/550 (5 dice, 200R, 87%)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) (4 dice, 80R)
--[] Second Generation Continuous Cycle Fusion Plants (Phase 1) 144/325 (2 dice, 40R, 53%)
-[] Light and Chemical Industry (5 dice, +24 bonus, 150R)
--[] Bergen Superconductor Foundry (Phase 4) 235/690 (5 dice, 150R, 15%)
-[] Agriculture (6 dice, +29 bonus, 75R)
--[] Reforestation Campaign Preparations (Phase 1) 0/855 (4 dice, 20R)
--[] Vertical Farming Projects (Stage 4) 181/230 (1 die, 15R, 96%)
--[] Dairy Ranches (Phase 2) 163/195 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Tiberium (7 dice, +39 bonus, 200R)
--[] Tiberium Vein Mines (Stage 9) 22/175 (2 dice, 40R, 83%)
--[] Improved Hewlett Gardener Refits (Phase 1) 0/240 (4 dice, 140R, 99%)
--[] Tiberian Prediction Algorithms 75/120 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Orbital (7 dice + Erewhon, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Medium Density Housing 310/335 (E die, 20R, 91%)
--[] GDSS Columbia (Phase 5) 146/1065 (5 dice, 100R, ~5/10 mean)
--[] Fusion Shipyard 380/475 (1 die, 20R, 60%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Services (4 dice, +35 bonus, 90R)
--[] Regional Hospital Expansions (Phase 2) 4/285 (2 dice, 50R, ~6/10 mean)
--[] Kamisuwa Optical Laboratories 79/240 (2 dice, 40R, 72%)
-[] Military (7 dice + 1 Free, +31 bonus, 140R)
--[] Strategic Area Defense Networks (Phase 1) 0/250 (4 dice, 80R, 94%)
--[] Zrbite Sonic Weapons Deployment (Phase 1) (High Priority) 317/380 (2 dice, 40R, 100%)
--[] Unmanned Support Ground Vehicle Development 0/80 (1 die, 20R, 72%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Bureaucracy (4 dice, +29 bonus, 0R)
--[] Security Review: Military 2 dice
--[] Security Review: Orbital 2 dice
Total: 1215/1220R
-[] Infrastructure (5 dice, +27 bonus, 100R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) 387/995 (5+4 dice, 100R, 91%)
-[] Heavy Industry (5 dice + 6 Free, +34 bonus, 320R)
--[] U Series Alloy Foundries (Phase 3) 186/550 (5 dice, 200R, 87%)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) (4 dice, 80R)
--[] Second Generation Continuous Cycle Fusion Plants (Phase 1) 144/325 (2 dice, 40R, 53%)
-[] Light and Chemical Industry (5 dice, +24 bonus, 150R)
--[] Bergen Superconductor Foundry (Phase 4) 235/690 (5 dice, 150R, 15%)
-[] Agriculture (6 dice, +29 bonus, 75R)
--[] Reforestation Campaign Preparations (Phase 1) 0/855 (4 dice, 20R)
--[] Vertical Farming Projects (Stage 4) 181/230 (1 die, 15R, 96%)
--[] Dairy Ranches (Phase 2) 163/195 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Tiberium (7 dice, +39 bonus, 200R)
--[] Tiberium Vein Mines (Stage 9) 22/175 (2 dice, 40R, 83%)
--[] Improved Hewlett Gardener Refits (Phase 1) 0/240 (4 dice, 140R, 99%)
--[] Tiberian Prediction Algorithms 75/120 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Orbital (7 dice + Erewhon, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Medium Density Housing 310/335 (E die, 20R, 91%)
--[] GDSS Columbia (Phase 5) 146/1065 (5 dice, 100R, ~5/10 mean)
--[] Fusion Shipyard 380/475 (1 die, 20R, 60%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Services (4 dice, +35 bonus, 90R)
--[] Regional Hospital Expansions (Phase 2) 4/285 (2 dice, 50R, ~6/10 mean)
--[] Kamisuwa Optical Laboratories 79/240 (2 dice, 40R, 72%)
-[] Military (7 dice + 1 Free, +31 bonus, 140R)
--[] Strategic Area Defense Networks (Phase 1) 0/250 (4 dice, 80R, 94%)
--[] Zrbite Sonic Weapons Deployment (Phase 1) (High Priority) 317/380 (2 dice, 40R, 100%)
--[] Unmanned Support Ground Vehicle Development 0/80 (1 die, 20R, 72%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Bureaucracy (4 dice, +29 bonus, 0R)
--[] Security Review: Military 2 dice
--[] Security Review: Orbital 2 dice
Total: 1215/1220R
[] Plan: City Fortress Mark 2 Sans Alloys
-[] Infrastructure (5 dice, +27 bonus, 100R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) 387/995 (5+5 dice, 100R, 100%)
-[] Heavy Industry (5 dice + 2 Free, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) (5 dice, 100R)
--[] Second Generation Continuous Cycle Fusion Plants (Phase 1) 144/325 (2 dice, 40R, 53%)
-[] Light and Chemical Industry (5 dice + 3 Free, +24 bonus, 240R)
--[] Bergen Superconductor Foundry (Phase 4) 235/690 (8 dice, 240R, 97%)
-[] Agriculture (6 dice, +29 bonus, 75R)
--[] Reforestation Campaign Preparations (Phase 1) 0/855 (4 dice, 20R)
--[] Vertical Farming Projects (Stage 4) 181/230 (1 die, 15R, 96%)
--[] Dairy Ranches (Phase 2) 163/195 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Tiberium (7 dice + 1 Free, +39 bonus, 220R)
--[] Tiberium Vein Mines (Stage 9+10) 22/350 (3 dice, 60R, 20%)
--[] Improved Hewlett Gardener Refits (Phase 1) 0/240 (4 dice, 140R, 99%)
--[] Tiberian Prediction Algorithms 75/120 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Orbital (7 dice + Erewhon, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Medium Density Housing 310/335 (E die, 20R, 91%)
--[] GDSS Columbia (Phase 5) 146/1065 (5 dice, 100R, ~5/10 mean)
--[] Fusion Shipyard 380/475 (1 die, 20R, 60%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Services (4 dice, +35 bonus, 90R)
--[] Regional Hospital Expansions (Phase 2) 4/285 (2 dice, 50R, ~6/10 mean)
--[] Kamisuwa Optical Laboratories 79/240 (2 dice, 40R, 72%)
-[] Military (7 dice + 1 Free, +31 bonus, 140R)
--[] Strategic Area Defense Networks (Phase 1) 0/250 (4 dice, 80R, 94%)
--[] Zrbite Sonic Weapons Deployment (Phase 1) (High Priority) 317/380 (2 dice, 40R, 100%)
--[] Unmanned Support Ground Vehicle Development 0/80 (1 die, 20R, 72%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Bureaucracy (4 dice, +29 bonus, 0R)
--[] Security Review: Military (2 dice, 100%)
--[] Security Review: Orbital (2 dice, 100%)
Total: 1145/1220R
-[] Infrastructure (5 dice, +27 bonus, 100R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) 387/995 (5+5 dice, 100R, 100%)
-[] Heavy Industry (5 dice + 2 Free, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Chicago Planned City (Phase 5) (5 dice, 100R)
--[] Second Generation Continuous Cycle Fusion Plants (Phase 1) 144/325 (2 dice, 40R, 53%)
-[] Light and Chemical Industry (5 dice + 3 Free, +24 bonus, 240R)
--[] Bergen Superconductor Foundry (Phase 4) 235/690 (8 dice, 240R, 97%)
-[] Agriculture (6 dice, +29 bonus, 75R)
--[] Reforestation Campaign Preparations (Phase 1) 0/855 (4 dice, 20R)
--[] Vertical Farming Projects (Stage 4) 181/230 (1 die, 15R, 96%)
--[] Dairy Ranches (Phase 2) 163/195 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Tiberium (7 dice + 1 Free, +39 bonus, 220R)
--[] Tiberium Vein Mines (Stage 9+10) 22/350 (3 dice, 60R, 20%)
--[] Improved Hewlett Gardener Refits (Phase 1) 0/240 (4 dice, 140R, 99%)
--[] Tiberian Prediction Algorithms 75/120 (1 die, 20R, 100%)
-[] Orbital (7 dice + Erewhon, +34 bonus, 140R)
--[] Medium Density Housing 310/335 (E die, 20R, 91%)
--[] GDSS Columbia (Phase 5) 146/1065 (5 dice, 100R, ~5/10 mean)
--[] Fusion Shipyard 380/475 (1 die, 20R, 60%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Services (4 dice, +35 bonus, 90R)
--[] Regional Hospital Expansions (Phase 2) 4/285 (2 dice, 50R, ~6/10 mean)
--[] Kamisuwa Optical Laboratories 79/240 (2 dice, 40R, 72%)
-[] Military (7 dice + 1 Free, +31 bonus, 140R)
--[] Strategic Area Defense Networks (Phase 1) 0/250 (4 dice, 80R, 94%)
--[] Zrbite Sonic Weapons Deployment (Phase 1) (High Priority) 317/380 (2 dice, 40R, 100%)
--[] Unmanned Support Ground Vehicle Development 0/80 (1 die, 20R, 72%)
--[] Security Review
-[] Bureaucracy (4 dice, +29 bonus, 0R)
--[] Security Review: Military (2 dice, 100%)
--[] Security Review: Orbital (2 dice, 100%)
Total: 1145/1220R
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trooperist
Cinnamon Roll AI
As the saying goes, "Anyone who loves the law or sausage should never watch either being made."
Don't think about how the Poly-Butter is made. Just spread it on your morning toast and enjoy.
I'd kinda like to do 1 die on each of the bays:
Medium Density Housing Bay 310/335 1 die 100% (or, yes, Erewhon for a 91% chance)
Fruticulture Bay 225/335 1 die 45%
Fusion Shipyard 380/475 1 die 60%
Gravitic Shipyard 292/430 1 die 17%
And then 1-2 free dice for
-[] GDSS Shala (Phase 4) 92/530 4 dice 80R 14%, 5 dice 100R 65%
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- Location
- nz
Turn wasn't that bad, not great, just some general progress made.
I don't think the zbrite will be nod sabotage as they seem to be lying low after the beating they just took. Maybe just the tech is more finicky than we thought, so we lose some progress and have to redo it or an increase to the progress needed to complete.
Edit: ninja'd by the gm. And I was right! Huzzah! 😜
I don't think the zbrite will be nod sabotage as they seem to be lying low after the beating they just took. Maybe just the tech is more finicky than we thought, so we lose some progress and have to redo it or an increase to the progress needed to complete.
Edit: ninja'd by the gm. And I was right! Huzzah! 😜
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- Location
- Outside the Box
- Pronouns
- She/Her
Since we don't have the U-Series Alloys discount this turn, I can make a preliminary Array update for y'all. I haven't double-checked everything yet, so there may be some errors in here, but it's probably all correct.
--Note 2: Anyone who wants a copy of the current version of the excel sheet I use to help make these Arrays can have one; just send me a PM if you're interested.
--Note 3: You can use this calculator to calculate the effects of the Admin Assistance dice on specific projects.
--Note 4: The most recent version of the Array is most often the Informational threadmarked version.
--Note 5: Previously, I accidentally forgot to include the +5 (Station) bonus for our new Bays. So they've all been updated now.
- Infrastructure 5 dice +27
- Heavy Industry 5 dice +34
- Light and Chemical Industry 5 dice +24
- Agriculture 6 dice +29
- Tiberium 7 dice +39
- Orbital 7 dice +34
- Services 4 dice +35
- Military 7 dice +31
- Bureaucracy 4 dice +29
- Last Security Review
--Note 2: Anyone who wants a copy of the current version of the excel sheet I use to help make these Arrays can have one; just send me a PM if you're interested.
--Note 3: You can use this calculator to calculate the effects of the Admin Assistance dice on specific projects.
--Note 4: The most recent version of the Array is most often the Informational threadmarked version.
--Note 5: Previously, I accidentally forgot to include the +5 (Station) bonus for our new Bays. So they've all been updated now.
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