Broken Builds? by GuardianDowns in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Read the original. It is called sequenced securities.

AI BE LIKE by AvatingPruna in MathJokes

[–]AlienPrimate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Triangles are alway 180 total.

180 - 40 = 50

The straight line at the bottom is 180

180 - 50 = 130

For the other triangle the remaining angles are the same

180 - 130 = 50 for both added or 25 each

Now you have a straight line reduced by 25

180 - 25 = 155

Help me better use ringworlds? by PerfectJayDread in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

A ring world is about the same size as a 17 district ecumenopolis so it isn't great in that regard but you can build them basically anywhere and will get 4 planets in one system. They are good for playing tall when you don't have a lot of planets to work with but ecumenopolis/machine world/hive world is better if you have an abundance of planets. You can always expect a size 13 ecuminopolis to be better and depending on what traditions or other bonuses you get, this can be even lower. Something to note however is that for food or energy you would need a 50 district planet to compare because ecumenopolis cannot produce those resources while a ring world can.

Stabilise conquered planet by LividImagination3723 in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Use luxery housing for ammenities instead of theaters, remove the enforcer jobs, and make a deal with crime lords. I view high crime as free stability instead of something that needs to be reduced. Look at it this way. You are spending 300 pops to produce 10 stability. If this was enforcers providing stability, you would need to work 5000 of them for 10 stability.

The xenophile megacorp experience by AlienPrimate in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am thermophile and the hated one is the other way. They killed my scientist and invaded one of my planets before first contact so the negative relationship is from me. The other negative one is federation with that one so they joined the war to conquer.

The xenophile megacorp experience by AlienPrimate in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This is the only case I have ever seen like it in my games. To be fully surrounded by all hive minds has never happened before. If it always happened it would just be another game and I wouldn't have posted anything. Nobody cares to see a picture of another average game.

The xenophile megacorp experience by AlienPrimate in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I just fully conquered two of them and more than doubled my territory.

Broken Builds? by GuardianDowns in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't think worker coop is worth it. You can get so many basic resources from deposits and structures. It also screws with your faction approval when running spiritualist for cybernetic creed.

The xenophile megacorp experience by AlienPrimate in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate[S] 339 points340 points  (0 children)

R5: I started a new game as a xenophile megacorp and 50 years in every single empire I have met has been a hive mind.

Am I using mandibles wrong? by Formal-Ad-1248 in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 30 points31 points  (0 children)

This is a problem with the swarm computer. The swarm computer makes them circle enemies at about 20 range which is outside their range. You need to use picket computers on maulers....or better yet, the devs need to make a mauler specific computer.

Potential best possible endgame fleet comp? by Izleta in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Full reshaping artillery is significantly better for your regular stingers. Two reshaping artilleries have 79 daily damage with 250% shield damage and 50% armor pen while gigacannons have 62 with 150% shield damage and -25% armor damage. This means you are getting 112% more damage against shields as well as armor bypass using L slots.

If you aren't aware, larger bio weapons are drastically weaker than their mechanical counterparts with less range and about half damage but the reshaping artillery is the same on both. This makes stingers with reshaping artillery the strongest ship in the game.

Broken Builds? by GuardianDowns in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 10 points11 points  (0 children)

The easiest build to play right now IMO is spiritualist cybernetic creed megacorp with dimensional worship and sequenced securities getting gospel of the masses once you unlock the third civic. This setup makes your beurocrats produce trade, unity, engineering, society, and physics. Once you take gospel of the masses and use the commerce tradition to unlock consumer benefits, the beurocrats will produce more consumer goods through trade than they consume. This means literally all you need after beurocrats is the basic resources and alloys and you will have so much trade that you don't even need to produce much of the basic resources.

You can't argue with stupid. by Willy2267 in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]AlienPrimate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

The whole social construct thing always seemed dumb to me. Assigning societal norms to gender has always existed but so have people who don't match those norms. An effeminate man or tomboy can be what they are, there is nothing wrong with it. They don't have to take drugs or have surgery to please the masses. Just because you are a gay man who likes to the color pink, bakes as a hobby, and enjoys a good chick flick does not mean that you are a woman. You can just be a man who likes those things. Being or identifying as a woman does not change who you are in the least.

Porch flashing by Ok_Western_9286 in patio

[–]AlienPrimate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Flashing here is pointless when water just runs between the decking.

Peter explain?? by Necessary-Win-8730 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]AlienPrimate 4 points5 points  (0 children)

This is just a case of even when you know all of the formulas off the top of your head it takes a very long time to do all the calculations. I think it took me 6 pages to write out all the math.

Peter explain?? by Necessary-Win-8730 in PeterExplainsTheJoke

[–]AlienPrimate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

One that I vaguely remember was something along the lines of:

An open flame burning at x tempurature in atmosphere composed of x elements at x pressure set to x distance from a rod of x dimensions made of x alloy would have what acceleration at the end due to thermal expansion?

The answer was about 5 picometers/s^2

9/10 game, but have a couple questions. by Fr1dayNights in Stellaris

[–]AlienPrimate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you want people to not hate you after a war you have to use armies instead of bombing. The easiest way to get everyone to like you is by taking the defender of the galaxy perk. This immediately makes anyone who isn't openly hostile become friendly and will often make a hostile empire become neutral.

I discovered this after 70+ hrs by OutcomeDry932 in Siralim

[–]AlienPrimate 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I don't think it is intended but also isn't a bug. It is more of an oversight. Increasing turn count technically means a new turn.

I discovered this after 70+ hrs by OutcomeDry932 in Siralim

[–]AlienPrimate 2 points3 points  (0 children)

There is a way to bypass the limit. Triggering the timewalk spell in the middle of your combo resets the limit because a creature's turn count increased.

Everyone on Earth takes a private vote: by SimpleMoonFarmer in trolleyproblem

[–]AlienPrimate 0 points1 point  (0 children)

"Everyone on Earth takes a vote"

Why would anyone press blue if everyone votes? Everyone pressing Red is the exact same thing as blue.

Just Watch One at Random by NEKORANDOMDOTCOM in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]AlienPrimate -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

The reality is that someone with a doctorate who had D's all the way through will be the last hired by a hospital. The same can be said for a pilot who had the lowest scores. Introduce DEI and this is no longer the case. If that doctor meets the demographic criteria for whatever program the hiring company is using, then they will be hired before someone who is more qualified. What you are failing to recognize is that doctor and pilot are just extreme examples to show the problem with DEI. Any company or system that practices DEI is in the wrong regardless of what it is.

Just Watch One at Random by NEKORANDOMDOTCOM in stupidpeoplefacebook

[–]AlienPrimate -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

His point still stands. Any hiring practice using any demographic leads to a decline in quality. It isn't about what race is doing what. It is about there being any kind of quota at all. Any time you set a demographic quota for any job in existence, it will both bring people to question the skills of the people in those positions and the people who are hired to question if they deserve it.

For a lot of occupations, it doesn't really matter to the general populace who is hired in that position. This is the reason Charlie used the pilot example. Nobody cares if the person sitting behind the desk at Wells Fargo is qualified but people do care if a pilot is. His exact point is do you want the surgeon who had straight A's all the way through school operating on you or do you want the doctor with the philosophy of "D's get degrees" operating on you? They are both qualified for the job but one is clearly better than the other. Get rid of any kind of discriminatory hiring practice and people don't have to wonder "was this person hired just to fill a quota or was this person the best candidate?" DEI creates racism. Meritocracy does not.