Godwinson
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I believe that's intended as shorthand for it being a full sphere, rather than just a full circle.... uhh I don't 1080 degrees is a thing. 1080 pixels are a thing tho.
I believe that's intended as shorthand for it being a full sphere, rather than just a full circle.... uhh I don't 1080 degrees is a thing. 1080 pixels are a thing tho.
... uhh I don't 1080 degrees is a thing. 1080 pixels are a thing tho.
Yes, that was my intention.I believe that's intended as shorthand for it being a full sphere, rather than just a full circle.
shouldn't that be 720 tho? x and y axis get combined in a circle and the z axis is by itself so there are only two 360 degrees in a sphere
It may be the blood loss, but this is already making me woozy. I'll just say that PD can project a full spherical view on her screens in the update.shouldn't that be 720 tho? x and y axis get combined in a circle and the z axis is by itself so there are only two 360 degrees in a sphere
Should be fixed now.Didn't we research to melt and pour this turn? The upkeep reduction isn't counted in the material tab.
Re-Equip is fine. You do get more security, but not 'able to hold against determined assault' security. More along the line of bouncers.Is the re-equip action fine QM? Do we automatically get a better security with the Consensual upgrade or do we need to use adventurers or guards action on it?
I'd rather get the expanded laboratories before starting Agricultural Studies, just so we don't have to spend so much money/favors for each success. In the meantime we could do Ailments Of The Mind, which we have a lot of artefacts and should complete before the labs are done.Next turn I want to do better camo-cloaks and start our next big research: Agricultural Studies
No. When you're talking about a full sphere for a vehicle, 1080 degrees is the nomenclature, as you use three circles for describing yaw, pitch, and roll separately to properly describe the vehicle's orientation. This isn't middle-school geometry class.shouldn't that be 720 tho? x and y axis get combined in a circle and the z axis is by itself so there are only two 360 degrees in a sphere
The help from herbalists is very cheap, with just them we'd get +15 from scientific theory, +12 from a single scientist, +30 for herbalists, +6 from faithful and +10 from sandcrete mixer which should leave us with 72% to pass 3 successes so very good odds of letting us do it in 4 turns.I'd rather get the expanded laboratories before starting Agricultural Studies, just so we don't have to spend so much money/favors for each success. In the meantime we could do Ailments Of The Mind, which we have a lot of artefacts and should complete before the labs are done.
I'd rather use adventurers to guard it, it doesn't take one of our actions to do it (our most precious resource) and we still have space for another 200 people so we don't need to worry about overcrowding yet.
Adventurers only protect against violent actions, Guards protect against theives and infiltrators as well.I'd rather use adventurers to guard it, it doesn't take one of our actions to do it (our most precious resource) and we still have space for another 200 people so we don't need to worry about overcrowding yet.
Waht does the sandcrete mixer have to do with research? The mixer only helps with buildings.The help from herbalists is very cheap, with just them we'd get +15 from scientific theory, +12 from a single scientist, +30 for herbalists, +6 from faithful and +10 from sandcrete mixer which should leave us with 72% to pass 3 successes so very good odds of letting us do it in 4 turns.
It gives you a +10 to all Chemical Research.Waht does the sandcrete mixer have to do with research? The mixer only helps with buildings.
Protecting against violent actions sounds good enough to me. Thieves might count in that and infiltrators...well I guess it is an good place for spying so I concede on that point but there shouldn't be that is a risk for us that they can get there.Adventurers only protect against violent actions, Guards protect against theives and infiltrators as well.
Oops, didn't see you there. Yes, you could. But the recipe is more interesting due to the detailed formulas contained within.By the way, we have a beer recipe. Any chance we can reverse engineer it using sandwheat?
Unfortunatly, no. Your scholars tried, but it does not work. You will have to be content with a damn good tea, sorry.
So we could get more general fermentation/alcohol making techniques? That sounds awesome.But the recipe is more interesting due to the detailed formulas contained within.