I will warn you, it’ll push your requirement for understanding game mechanics, and make you solve problems in new ways from the base game. It’s also not feasibly beatable without at least some understanding of circuits, logistic mechanics, and (space) trains.

That said, good luck, and may your factory grow in perpetuity!

It’s not for everyone, but if it’s for you, it’s amazing.

I’d highly recommend beating the base game first if you haven’t already. The complexity really ramps up quite a bit, so if you struggle with the base game, it might be better to hold off. That said, if you’re confident in your problem solving skills and willing to push through some of the tougher bits, you could totally jump right in to Space Age.

I think I’m at around 100 hrs in to SA so far, and maybe (optimistically) half way through, and I’ve loved every bit. Except Gleba, fuck Gleba. :)

No, it’s not really a common problem. I mean in a big city, it’ll surely happen from time to time, but in the 10 years I lived in TO, I never came across one.

This poor guy just happened to go viral and become a posthumous celebrity. And yeah, that’s the racoon the poster was referencing!

Call city services, and then hold a vigil? #DeadGooseBC

descendants of white colonizers

Edit:

You are kinda right, though:

The city originally planned to put the structures in Barrhaven, but, after community pushback there, said one shelter would now be located near the Nepean Sportsplex and the other near the Eagleson Road Park and Ride in Kanata.

Thanks, fixed!

So no, I don’t think that was just you.

Last year, the Liberals announced more than $30 billion in new projects, with much of that going to U.S. firms.

Ah, I see our protection fee is due.

Seems like a petty swipe at the NDP for pulling their confidence support. “Look, what you made me do!” Talk about cutting off your nose to spite your face.

That’s wild. Did you need a special program to parse stuff out of the data stream? I guess it would mostly come in as http reaponses, so it wouldn’t be too hard, but still an interesting problem.

We’ve tried nothing, and we’re all out of ideas!

1 VSSTS = 39.28 FF/CB

c’mon, every god fearin’merican knows that! They teach that in gunday school.

Silly @[email protected]

They forgot that US highway speed units are measured as a ratio of a veyron SS’s top speed. For those that don’t know, that’s 7.37 billion bald eagle wingspans per presidential term.

Out of curiosity, what would stop these unions from just striking illegally anyways? Seems like at some point, it’ll be the only way forward if these co’s keep turning to binding arbitration.

Based and gregpilled. TerraFirmaCraft and Gregtech in one pack sounds rather sadistic. I’ll have to keep my eye on that one.

Maybe I misunderstood your previous comment, because I’m not sure I understand what you’re trying to say here.

Are you saying my version of the title would have been fine without the “and” I added? I’m struggling to understand what you’re taking issue with.

You’re nitpicking. It’s not a direct quote anyways; it’s already paraphrased. They had no issue editorializing “them” to “companies”, so adding an implied “and” wouldn’t be any worse than that.

Yeah, I agree, but you still have to be able to read between the lines to grock what it’s saying. They left out the more important explicit part.

“Any federally regulated company, it’s a win for them at this point,” Boucher told Reuters in his first interview since the Thursday lockout. “This is disastrous for labour, for workers.”

That title is a bit of a misrepresentation of the union leader’s position. It should have read:

Canadian rail decision is a win for companies; disastrous for labour, and for workers, union leader says.

Hey asshats, remember when this exact thing happened in the US and the result of binding arbitration was that safety was undermined? I’ll bet the people of East Palestine remember.

Let’s not make the same mistakes. Give the teamsters their damned fatigue protections, and pay them a good living wage.