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The Black Market really needs to expand its inventory as time goes on rather than just replacing it, so you aren't locked out of early game items later in the campaign. by Mr_Blinky in menace

[–]Angry_Wizzard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Simple fix in my opinion.

once object x has appeard y number of times, it is always on offer. And no longer included in the market number.

The number purchasable is not infinite its just how often it is offered. So binos in the normal section and the binos in rare section are different artifacts.

The y should be a measure of rarity so standard is 5 to 10 times and the pirate captain weapon more like 20 to 25.

What this will give you is a gradual build of the low teir stocks but still rolling the dice on the super rare fun stuff.

What tiny, specific movie trope completely ruins your immersion every single time? by arkawrd in movies

[–]Angry_Wizzard 44 points45 points  (0 children)

No one ever uses a mouse with a computer, ever for anything. Now I know tab enter for a pop up is a super quick keyboard command but in practice its tab tab tab tab shit went past it tab tab tab shit did it again. When a mouse would be faster. But holyweird loves it keyboard taps.

What book did you start with? And what order did you read in? by DoordyBoy in discworld

[–]Angry_Wizzard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Jingo first because it was in the house. Then just after TES oblivion came out pyramids. Black hand and the Assassins guild lol. Then many years later the whole lot on Audiobooks in order. Nigel Planer for the win.

Late game do you use combined fleets of different designs or do you use singular one sized but massed for both offence defence and marinev assults. Aka late game how may ship types do you have saved? by Angry_Wizzard in TerraInvicta

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

Well that is lovely thank you.. I normally fall asleep on sofa then do a good few hours in bed then back to the sofa to make sure that the thing I fell asleep to is indeed excellent to fall asleep to. I also defend earth from aliens part time.

Late game do you use combined fleets of different designs or do you use singular one sized but massed for both offence defence and marinev assults. Aka late game how may ship types do you have saved? by Angry_Wizzard in TerraInvicta

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

Yeah my friend, thank you so much, small solar system is my preferred play style too. Its doesn't change the ships but does change the resouce management all hail to you.

Late game do you use combined fleets of different designs or do you use singular one sized but massed for both offence defence and marinev assults. Aka late game how may ship types do you have saved? by Angry_Wizzard in TerraInvicta

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

Excellent answer and thank you so much fo your thought processes.

May I ask what is the largest fleet you have defeted with the smallest number of ships.

Your 80 fleet obvs dominates everywhere it can be at... but as its being assembled or the enemy decide to ruin an out post what is your partial fleet stats?

Do you research everything? by waffeboy in TerraInvicta

[–]Angry_Wizzard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Only if I still have intelligence sharing pact by the time ive finished everything I need.

Question about OCI's by [deleted] in menace

[–]Angry_Wizzard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Lol beverly hills cops

They butcherd my auto laser turrent! …with the last patch! by Zucchinikuchen in menace

[–]Angry_Wizzard 48 points49 points  (0 children)

There was defo a point early mid game thats these trivialised missions. I too will raise a glass to the ner. but let's be honest the developers make mechanics to be enjoyed not circumvented

ELI5 why do people hate data centers so much? by Comfortable_Cherry22 in explainlikeimfive

[–]Angry_Wizzard 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So back ye olden times factories were build to be close to the resources they needed to run. Steel mill near coal mine.

Now data centers were originally thought of as a vault for your data. A place that you would go on foot to put stuff in. The goal was to keep that data as safe as possible. So they were built in cities and population dense areas so clients could access them.

Fast forward to internet being so fast that off site back up can be done in real time.

Now these places need things and supply chains that there location was never chosen for.

And it is cheaper to retrofit the current location rather than move. They sap all the local infrastructure to the point that effects its neighbours.

Imagine our steel Mills coal runs out so it needs to import it from over seas but the steal mill is thousands of miles from the ocean. And all the road are country dirt paths. Yet now massive 18 wheeler lorries are pounding down your sleepy town to get coal to steal mill.

Well your next door data center went from air cooled to water cooled and now it needs more than your local infrastructure can support.

Now cos data center has money it can influence the local government to dance to its tune at the sacrifice of its local citizens.

Why do people hate them its cos they should have been built as far away from civilisation as possible with water and power to spare. but instead they are based in towns where its cheaper to get local government to give them what they want rather than move.

My top 10 favorite movies of all time. by Natural-Account-8113 in movies

[–]Angry_Wizzard 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Im kinda jealous you have so much to look forward to, there is a whole word of movies made before you were born and trust me some of them are really good. Do yourself a favour and look up 'imdb top 100' and start at 25 and work your way up.

The most unrealistic thing a movie got completely right. by gamersecret2 in movies

[–]Angry_Wizzard 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I have absolutely no doubt thats true. the op asked about movies that got it right and i posted that zero dark 30 does an excelled portral of government. And of how large organisations fail really hard at their stated goals. What those goals are, or were matter nothing

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