We are quite possibly in a Stellaris 'verse, so the answer would be yes, if people believe enough.
Since we seem to be going materialist and not spiritualist, probably not for us.
Paths of Civilization II: Paths of Industrialization
We are quite possibly in a Stellaris 'verse, so the answer would be yes, if people believe enough.
Since we seem to be going materialist and not spiritualist, probably not for us.
Umi-san
Procrastinating.
- Location
- ꙮ
*Shrug* They let you grow in the winter and at least this version of greenhouse probably costs something like only $10k + land each. Eyeballing it, ~5 tons of bricks, ~100 iron poles, ~3k square feet of plastic film & cover. So it seems like a decent investment.
Just put some cellophane tape over a few sticks you stuck in the ground like everyone else.
- Location
- Hell
There is a pony episode about that...
Twilight is also not in it :3
Well...
Science is apparently the path, not faith so we still have a chance >3>
- Location
- United States
We just have to unlock Research: Psionic Theory and we'll have access to the Shroud before you know it!There is a pony episode about that...
Twilight is also not in it :3
Well...
Science is apparently the path, not faith so we still have a chance >3>
Maybe we'll finally meet with Crow?
Umi-san
Procrastinating.
- Location
- ꙮ
>.> Too true
Alert: THUNDER RUMBLES IN THE HEAVENS
- Location
- National Capital Region, USA
thunder rumbles in the heavens
Everyone is being civil and pleasant, right? I've got this SMITE button just sitting here...
Horologer
Incertae sedis
- Location
- a risen sea
The real friends were the magic you made along the way!
Wait.
Serious answer: no, but we're headed into the Industrial Age and haven't seen magic used yet. So I wouldn't count on it.
This works quite well.
A stationary greenhouse with heating lamps can allow to grow nearly everything year round, but it also needs a lot of energy, so needs a really good cost/benefit calculations.
keenscythe
No longer NEET
- Location
- WA, USA
On the one hand it doesn't feel like a Path of Civs quest without a Mod having to lock the thread to stem the flow of salt at least once a week, on the other hand I really want to see the next turn soontm.
Emral282
The Fluffy Tail of Now and Forever
- Location
- Moon Cell
Changing my vote because my initial plan is invalid
[X] Plan Constitution
-[X] Start Constitutional Convention - 4 PW Invested (will have PW invested to make decisions during Convention phase, can spend additional PW reserved for the turn)
-[X] Claim Kyberi Territory - 1 PW, -1 Temp IC, +2 Max Development, increases required Transport Infrastructure to remove Undeveloped Hinterlands status (Note: 0 PW the first time it is used in a turn)
Not voting the bandwagon purely to be countercultural, really.
[X] Plan Constitution
-[X] Start Constitutional Convention - 4 PW Invested (will have PW invested to make decisions during Convention phase, can spend additional PW reserved for the turn)
-[X] Claim Kyberi Territory - 1 PW, -1 Temp IC, +2 Max Development, increases required Transport Infrastructure to remove Undeveloped Hinterlands status (Note: 0 PW the first time it is used in a turn)
Not voting the bandwagon purely to be countercultural, really.
keenscythe
No longer NEET
- Location
- WA, USA
Noooo! That sweet Consensus Bonus!
Ah, well. I'm not going to tell you what to vote for. Besides I think if we somehow manage to get a "consensus" bonus going reliably every turn we will start eating "groupthink" penalties that make changing the status quo/coming up with new ideas harder.
People are angry at them, so we can. Will probably hit stats though.
- Pronouns
- He/Him
New map, unsure if will have an update tonight, but will give you at least two days to argue about the Constitution.
- Location
- a
[X][Agenda] Plan Cornuthaum 1808
Just for the consesus bonus which is sweet
On the other hand, shit i just realize we are going to border the hung on this turn or the next siberian frontier action there. There might be an interesting diplomatic event.
Just for the consesus bonus which is sweet
On the other hand, shit i just realize we are going to border the hung on this turn or the next siberian frontier action there. There might be an interesting diplomatic event.
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Theres the heated wall strategy(in a box shape, if the buttom, back and side faces are solid walls while the top and front face are glass facing the sun) to make them even more efficient with a packed earth/sand wall to trap heat so that you don't need as much glass, and make use of walls to shield the area from wind chill.
Still needs light, but we don't have electricity yet, so its only natural light and possibly boilers warming the walls.
Main blocs in this early phase of representation:
-Elite nobility/royalty - Blamed for high level disasters. Praised for dealing with corruption and providing social services. Due to being isolated from direct interaction with the Mob they tend to be idolized in constitutional monarchies. Even modern day constitutional monarchies tend to nearly revere the royal family.
-Low nobility - Primary antagonist in class warfare, due to being in charge of the day to day management and tax farming, they are blamed for anything that goes wrong in daily life, while if they do their job properly the best they get is become part of the background.
-Guild elites - Secondary antagonist in class warfare, their status stems from playing those below them against those above them, framing themselves as protectors, but also being the ones driving ever harsher work conditions to make the necessary production happen. Currently vulnerable due to being at 1/3 IC, the Guilds are VISIBLY not managing to keep up with the demand.
-Merchants and Corporate elite - Currently the shining star that can do no wrong. We've yet to have a Company implode under us yet, or anywhere in the world. They're the Golden Boy, the new age of money for everyone. They'd be pushing for eroding ALL traditional institutions in their favor.
-Urban Workers - Primary support base AND primary enemy to the guild elites. Their demands will almost ALL come out of the guild elites before anything else. Currently strengthened due to regional republican sentiment and doubly strengthened because at 1/3 IC we're in a Labor Shortage(giving the workers more power).
-Peasants - Conservative bloc. Everything's fine so far, why change it? They are not exposed to the troubles of the industrial age and will prefer to resist anything moving them away from their comfy spot...except maybe changing the nobles taxing them because clearly those taxes are unjust man.
-Military - Chaotic. We're doing a military reform while we reform the government. They'd be afraid of losing their status, they'd be afraid of being the weak man of Europe. You'd see a lot of pushes in all direction, some trying to protect traditional military privileges and wanting to go back to the Good Old Days where we were the most powerful force in the world and clearly our mistake was letting the King do anything with the army, some trying to adopt new ideas to stop sucking.
It'd be a bloody mess
Abortions for some! Tiny Ymaryn flags for others!
I agree with that, with the caveat that I think urban workers and Guild Apprentices and Journeymen tended to be allied with the Guild elites in many of these conflicts. Part of it was that they imagined themselves eventually becoming Masters, and part of it was that they indoctrinated into the system to the point that they could only imagine reform within the Guild system.
Edit: But I imagine it depends on context. For example, coal miners used to have a pretty adversarial relationship with the coal mine owners. But now as the industry is dying, and for other cultural reasons, they're incredibly supportive of the mine owners politically.
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DocMatoi
Theoretical Lover of Girls
- Location
- within 2 hours of the White House
- Pronouns
- They/Them
@Academia Nut who arethe Redwood Dominion? Precolumbian Brazil with their shit un-pushed in?
New Hespranxer is Mexico in its wackily unstable greatness (5 governments in 40 years (I researched it to write a book once))
New Hespranxer is Mexico in its wackily unstable greatness (5 governments in 40 years (I researched it to write a book once))
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- He/Him
You basically directly transliterated their name.
Yes, Brazil could probably be literally translated as "red dye tree land".