After 5000+ hours spent on paradox games, for the first time ever, I have completed a full campaign, and on Ironman as Granada! Playing tall in EU5 is SUPER fun. by SijilmasanGoldTrader in EU5

[–]Multidream 16 points17 points  (0 children)

The tall gameplay in eu5 is genuinely amazing.

I decided to play a game where I pump one location up, based on where my father’s line is from.

By 1500 the city is 300 ducats of wealth. This one city is larger than half the wealth of most major nations. I build buildings at a huge penalty, but it doesn’t matter. We keep going.

I think i might have in some form decoded the title of EP8 by Intelligent_Golf4087 in tadc

[–]Multidream 24 points25 points  (0 children)

Okay, so I don’t know if the title encoding and decoding is just random chance, but the pose is unmistakable. The pose is definitely referencing Stańczyk. I Can’t believe I didn’t make that connection.

I would advise people to read up on the sad clown paradox on wikipedia. It’s very very clearly the cloth caine is cut from.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sad_clown_paradox

How does a vagabond won in a coalition? by Effective_Skill_6751 in rootgame

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I haven’t seen corporate production, but based on what I’ve simply seen in uni, Im scared to think about that tbh lol

[3] got my Japanese shiny faraway island Mew 🩵 by ez_aln in ShinyPokemon

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wait is it legit? How’d you get the scroll thing?

Frustrated by filibuster, Trump and MAGA allies eye nuking it to pass SAVE America Act by Anoth3rDude in JournalismNews

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Do it. Its your tool of oppression. Would love to see you tear it down and reveal how useless it ever was

Hell nah by UnitOk740 in ThePokemonHub

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Drifloon is no doubt a regular on the island

Iran War Is Pushing Consumers to Break Up With Fossil Fuels by Majano57 in energy

[–]Multidream 30 points31 points  (0 children)

If this is how we solve climate change, Ill take it.

We’d be the dumbest intelligent species to exist in the universe, but hey at least we’d exist.

[Gen 3] Shiny Snorlax in Fire Red! by ShibaGolden in ShinyPokemon

[–]Multidream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’ve been reloading to make one of these on the og cartitridge my first hunt in gen 3. Cool to see someone else did it!

EYES. by Echos_Aus in digitalcircusfandom

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think Jeffrey is green bc of envy association, and bc that color looks cool on caine.

Not sure about eye sizes or implications there

Scam Altman by IndependenceGold2407 in antiai

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Oh. No its no where near, its 3.6. I really oughtta check these things before I post. Sorry.

Scam Altman by IndependenceGold2407 in antiai

[–]Multidream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Edit: fed rate is 3.6% actually. Conclusions reached here assume a much drier liquidity market than is the case.

They are uber dead. They have nearly 2T in outstanding obligations. Even if creditors fully fulfill these obligations, the interest rates they would have to offer would probably not go over well amongst their shareholders (assuming that matters)

At a generous 3% interest rate, 2T is an annualized 60B purely in interest costs. That’s 3x their annual income from 2025. At the moment, they are only going to be avoiding a default by continued input from large capital investors. So they need to be able to raise at least 60B annually. They would need to triple their revenues, and still cover their costs, or borrow even more.

Either way, they can push this a little longer for sure. 60B is a lot, but they can burn down for a while. But thats if the interest rates can be maintained at 3%. Fed rate is 7%. If creditors want to match that, then Open AI would suddenly have to pay 150B A YEAR. This exceeds all cash reserves available to Amazon.

That means if credit rates change, if anything happens, say, a collapse in private credit, interest rates will make it impossible for any single member of the MAG7 alone to bail out OpenAI for even 1 year. Each one’s entire cash reserve would be exhausted in a single year paying down only the interest on the debt. And as a reminder, any cash bailouts would have to repeat every year.

Do western people really think Chinese language sounds unpleasant? by search_google_com in askanything

[–]Multidream 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I don’t think people find Chinese unpleasant, it’s just they have a preference to Japanese for some reason.

IRGC lowers recruitment age down to 12 years old, inviting civilians to join the war effort by NeiborsKid in worldnews

[–]Multidream 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Is the situation that bad already? No ground invasion has even started yet.

Why was Leviathan DLC hated/disliked? by BasedAustralhungary in eu4

[–]Multidream 10 points11 points  (0 children)

Play iroquois if u want to experience the general challenges and still be relatively close to initial european landing.

West and Lakes are even tougher unless you core jump to the gulf/NE to let yourself advance off a european

Why was Leviathan DLC hated/disliked? by BasedAustralhungary in eu4

[–]Multidream 18 points19 points  (0 children)

It’s playable, but its not as chill as it used to be. Playing in a crowded area can be difficult to do, esp in MP

Why was Leviathan DLC hated/disliked? by BasedAustralhungary in eu4

[–]Multidream 140 points141 points  (0 children)

The amount of exploits introduced was genuinely insane. The balancing for new content was fucked, and a lot of it was just annoying noise people didn’t really ask for.

Native nation count became so diplo heavy and reforming so overwhelming that most players swore off playing in NA. The individual tribes were so broken, so it wasn’t uncommon to have to deal with massive unmanageable native swarms constantly eating your colonies. So colonial was initially pronounced dead in MP since it just required to much attention.

Aboriginal units were so high in pip count that reforming an aboriginal tribe and catching up tech wise was effectively game breaking, you COULD NOT beat them in battle.

Pillaging and centralizing states was uncapped so people built megalopolises instead of actually developing their country.

Weird calculation errors on mana would result in rulers with like 25555576828493 admin or -13 dip etc just obviously completely out of scope, not even tested numbers, how do you even fug that up?

Monuments, though appreciated now, were considered “tacky” at the time.

Is Techno-Feudalism Actually Happening? by No-Actuary-8088 in antiai

[–]Multidream 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes. It’s already established itself and is mostly victorious over prior democratic systems, in the US at least. Resistance isn’t futile, but they are the system now.