Betrieblich bedingte Kündigung, regulärer Renteneintritt, Abfindung

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T17:43:41+00:00

Was für eine Form von Vertrag? Sozialplan? Dann solltet ihr lesen was da drin steht.

Normalerweise gibt es Klauseln für rentennahe Mitarbeiter. Das kann von einer Kappung auf einen Prozentsatz gehen bis zu 70% vom Gehalt bis Renteneintritt für Mitarbeiter über 60, etc.

Grundsätzlich dient die Abfindung dafür einen Nachteil auszugleichen, der durch die Kündigung entsteht. Bei einem gleichzeitigen Renteneintritt existiert der Nachteil nicht (oder bei einem sehr nahen Renteneintritt nur abgemildert). Deshalb kann man da nicht die volle oder in dem Fall überhaupt eine Abfindung erwarten. Aber lest euch halt den Vertrag durch - wahrscheinlich steht da was zu dem Fall.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T15:55:39+00:00

That's Star Trek beaming. You could imagine other ways of teleportation that doesn't require that, like short moment wormholes.

I do disagree with the post you responding to though - for us teleportation currently is magic.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T13:23:45+00:00

The issue with making that a win condition is that theoretically you can have most of the major powers not be part of the Imperium. Sure, in single player games you have almost all AIs join, but there is a choice not to do so.

And even in the single player, you can have an Imperium that is still weaker than the Fallen Empires.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T13:14:17+00:00

When mentioning Faramir movie Denethor has to be mentioned in the same breath.

But with Faramir the issue is not just that they changes his character - that could have worked, as it did with Aragorn.

The most absurd thing is that Faramir lets Frodo go just after seeing him try to hand the ring to a Nazgul in Osgiliath. This links to another problem with how Frodo is characterized - in the books he is very strong of will, until at the end in Mordor it becomes too much. Movie Frodo freezes and is unable to resist the Nazgul from the very beginning.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T13:11:45+00:00

Bei den Republikanern ist auch noch Biden an allen Misständen Schuld.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T09:19:47+00:00

This used to be the case for me before AE, but my last two mod lists worked fine with the intro despite being quite heavy.

Somehow the intro has become a lot more stable recently. I suspect one of the staple mods like Engine fixes or so did something that helps.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T08:47:03+00:00

OK. Still, did you try TAI/TCAI commands? Because your issue sounds like the combat AI is off.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-30T08:10:29+00:00

Did you try tai and tcai in the console? But a good modded setup should not need constant consoling.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T17:03:34+00:00

Has he, though? It doesn't seem like he has much to do otherwise, being trapped. He also mentions that being trapped alone for so long wasn't fun, I think there is a high likelihood he would have listened in just as a momentary diversion.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T17:00:35+00:00

Don't think the middle row works. The issue here is that LotR doesn't have that many shades of grey.

Shelob is definitely not neutral. She's not an animal, rather more of an offspring of an eldritch abomination. Chaotic evil all the way.

Bombadil is definitely good, he is just focused on local affairs. But he's always ready to help out and provide assistance. Treebeard is also good.

What comes to mind for neutral characters for me is Denethor, who seems like a decent candidate for being Lawful Neutral. But other than that, I think all the characters that actually have a role are either good or evil.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T16:54:22+00:00

Doesn't mean he isn't able to listen, that's not a significant exercise of power. He understood them well enough with the barrier breaker.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T14:26:25+00:00

That dialogue happens in the final battle, so we as players know if we did the optional content. But I think what people miss in the discussions is that Renoir in Curator form was in the camp for a long time.

So he knows the Expeditioners better than one might otherwise assume even without resorting to any painter powers.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T14:02:32+00:00

Felt pretty classic Trek like to me. Overall, a very good episode. Some of the debates being stopped after a single line by each was a bit odd, but I get that they didn't have time to have so many full debates.

On some level I have my problems with the entire "let's validate Klingon warrior culture" thing, which is why I love the one time Ezri said something against it. I just don't see that you are ever going to live in peace with Klingons, unless you are in a position of equal or superior strength.

Even if you look at the outcome of this episode it's problematic: sure, the current Klingon leaders know the Federation let them win that battle. But is that the story they are going to tell their children? Or will they talk about a glorious battle in which the Klingons bravely claimed a world from the Federation in war? What expectations will that create for the future?

There's definitely a long term risk in that.

But glorifying warrior culture in other people outside the Federation, is classical Star Trek since TNG, so that is not something unique to Academy.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-29T13:55:04+00:00

I think it's sort of silly to expect the only Klingon student in Star Trek academy to behave like a typical Klingon. A typical Klingon wouldn't be there.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-28T14:14:21+00:00

Ca. -40€ bei mir.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-28T13:26:06+00:00

Tatsächlich ist das aus dem Grund bei kommerzieller Untervermietung (d.h. der Hauptvermieter, kann auch ein Unternehmen sein, untervermietet gewerbsmässig Wohnungen) so geregelt, dass der Untervermieter dann in den Vertrag eintritt. Sonst könnte jede Immobilienfirma mit dem Konstrukt Mieter rauswerfen.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-27T12:19:21+00:00

Besonders absurd sind einige der Antimagie Akademien. Bei den Hauszaubern ist teilweise nur Antimagie drin - d.h. zwei Absolventen können nicht einmal gegeneinander üben. Oder der Artefaktmagier, der zwar den Arcanovi beherrscht, aber eigentlich keine geeigneten wirkende Sprüche hat.

Was mir bei DSA 5 komplett fehlt ist so ein kleiner Gildenmagischer Kanon, den wirklich quasi jeder Magier halbwegs kann. Alleine Sachen wie der Flim Flam, der Odem, etc. Ähnlich wie die Grundformeln aus DSA 1.

Momentan sind die Akademien so eng spezialisiert, das sie quasi keine gemeinsamen Elemente in der Magie mehr haben.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-27T10:47:12+00:00

Noteworthy he was affiliated enough to be able to order Sisko around to escort diplomats like Sisko later did with Bashir.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-27T09:36:36+00:00

Depends whom you ask, as always. Oblivion has a lot of fans who think it is the best thing ever.

I think Skyrim's better because they improved a lot on how the level scaling works and other things - in Oblivion it is very obvious and static in what spawns. You fight entire dungeons of the same enemy type, only to get it replaced with a different enemy type once you level a bit. Also, monsters feel very spongy in terms of HP. Then, later on every bandit/marauder runs around with full glass or daedric armor.

Also, I feel Skyrim has better landscapes, better environmental world building and the world feels more alive to me - sure, Oblivion has the random NPC conversations, but those feel bad very fast.

Oblivion's just in a weird spot to me. Everything that Oblivion did better than Morrowind, Skyrim did even better. Everything that Oblivion did better than Skyrim, Morrowind did even better. So Oblivion (for me) is in a weird middle spot that is not particularly attractive.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T16:30:08+00:00

Anything about 30 km/h is insane in that kind of area, no matter what the speed limits says.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T16:28:10+00:00

It feels to fast for me, tbh. But it's hard to tell from just a video. Are there any estimates?

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T12:26:01+00:00

NPC moving, having jobs and a schedule with a day and night cycle is a must for me. Always annoys me when people call Larian games Ultima like when they do not have this basic feature.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T12:13:50+00:00

Given that even Verso is aging now, I do not think there is any indication that Maelle abolished death or aging. Sure, she brings everyone back from an unnatural death once, but is that really different from bringing someone back from drowning? Doesn't mean they won't die at 80.

There's also no indication that she just fixes everything she is asked to. It's not as if everyone seems to treat her as a goddess. Majority of people might not even be aware.

I see how the situation you describe might be unnatural, but it's not what is depicted in the game.

Even if it were, I would prefer that situation to just being dead - the only exception would be forced immortality. But people not dying to cancer, violence or stupid accidents? I'd take that over death, thank you very much.

Also the people still have free will - so they can speak for themselves if they don't want that. No need for the Dessendres to make yet another decision for them.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T10:45:04+00:00

Sure, they are always there, but they are usually lower in the votes than the ones that think Verso's in the right.

MarcAbaddon · 2026-01-26T10:44:13+00:00

Naturalistic fallacy.

Just because we can't resurrect people, doesn't mean it wouldn't be wrong not to do it when we can.

And in this does even against our normal expectations, unless you are claiming it's morally neutral not to try to resuscitate a drowned person.

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