*gestures vaguely at wormholes, gateways, and the fact that the galaxy is a circle*
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*gestures vaguely at wormholes, gateways, and the fact that the galaxy is a circle*
... and that if they both manage to uphold the non-aggession pact, they'll be able to trust each other enough to enter a defensive pact
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"Though defeated, this villain's name will live on in infa-- wait, what? Oh, well, then I suppose it won't."
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Well, that would be a good argument, if it wasn't for the fact that it's 2246, I disabled gateways, and there's no wormholes near the Iklaxian Union.
Maybe they are just very optimistic and think they can take on the fanatic purifier?
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I'm not a professional debater but I'd question whether *gestures vaguely* should count as an "argument".
Also the galaxy is topographically a doughnut, you can just go the long way around. Yes it's uphill, and coming back is also uphill thanks to the dark energy hyperlane gradient, but that's how it was back in my day. And we liked it!
Anyway, on topic, from a game this afternoon when I was surveying some systems which had been cleared by the Grey Tempest:
Sad that Sol III lost all its pops but ... that's a nice moon.
How the heck did that happen?
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As I promised a few posts back, behold the dissociative personality disorder Hive Mind.
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No wonder the Yuht never discovered hyperlanes. It only takes 2 months to travel.
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Gotta keep those amenities up, and that deviancy low. This isn't actually that hard to do accidentally, for hives. It's just odd that the AI did it: usually it makes way too many amenities, instead of the inverse.
No livestock were involved?
I see this frequently with progenitor hive AI empires, as these are not always very good at making sure they have the progenitor feature if they lose their homeworld and get a huge stability penalty when they are lacking that.
Amusingly, I've seen this also result in a single-planet progenitor hive AI empire rebelling against itself, completely eliminating/superseding the previous empire... I suppose one planet just isn't big enough for two hive minds.
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My vassal exactly 1 seconds after I accepted their plea for protection.
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So what exactly is the difference between a mining district and a mining district?
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One is capped by deposits (regular ones), one isn't (machine world special ones). How did this even happen? Did they break the mining building so it provides the +4 of the original districts even on machine worlds? I'm pretty sure that's never been broken before!
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You got a rich minerals modifier on the planet, which usually adds mining districts.
You got a Machine World which is supposed to use its own kind of mining districts, not the default ones.
My guess is the planet modifier adds default ones.
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Normal mining districts are not excluded from being built on machine or hive worlds, so it's only the usual lack of modifiers or deposits that hides them.
Edit: I misread something, scratch that.
I think it's usually the lack of Features which removes default districts.
Modifiers are separate from Features.
Yeah, Features are Deposits, hence "lack of modifiers or deposits".
Still, that's weird. I'm pretty sure I've had this exact situation a few versions ago, but I didn't have both districts.
The only time I had that happen was when I experimented making "Mastery of Nature" grant unlimited rural districts on all planets.