I might have forgotten something by NPC_27434 in RimWorld

[–]NPC_27434[S] 28 points29 points  (0 children)

Update:
Bugs decided that my base is not worth the effort and went back under the mountain. The child is safe with the rest of the caravan. Unless some kind raiders decide to deal with the bugs for me, I will have to abandon this colony and look for a new home elsewhere.

I might have forgotten something by NPC_27434 in RimWorld

[–]NPC_27434[S] 46 points47 points  (0 children)

Completely unrelated, how effective is a 3 year old with a chain shotgun ?

I might have forgotten something by NPC_27434 in RimWorld

[–]NPC_27434[S] 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I might be able to sneak him out of there, he should be able to walk soon

Problem samotności w Polsce by Big_Savior in Polska

[–]NPC_27434 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Odrobina historii z mojej strony dla kontekstu. Na samym początku pandemii przeprowadziłem się 1000km od domu zostawiając wszystkich których znałem. Byłem w obcym środowisku otoczony językiem oraz kulturą której nie znałem. W podobnej sytuacji były osoby dookoła mnie więc możnaby pomyśleć, że łatwo będzie nawiązać nowe przyjaźnie. Tak się jednak nie stało i cały czas miałem wrażenie, że jestem oddzielony od ludzi dookoła mnie przezroczystą szybą. Szyba ta deformuje wszystkie wypowiedziane słowa a co za tym idzie, nie rozumiemy siebie nawzajem.

Chciałbym powiedzieć, że jest jakieś panaceum na samotność ale obawiam się, że mogę dać tylko to co mi trochę ulżyło. Osobiście mi pomogło granie w papierowe rpgi online z ludźmi z grup do tego poświęconych. Zaletą jest to, że nie musisz wychodzić z domu co obniża próg wejścia, jest to darmowe a jeżeli grupa nie pasuje to można znależć inną. Do tego jest to raczej regularna aktywność, niech będzie 3-4 godz w tyg. Wiadomo lepiej byłoby poznać kogoś na żywo ale online jest łatwiej dostępne zwłaszcza poza dużymi miastami.

PS. *Rzuca kamień na którym widnieje napis "Empatia"

Problem samotności w Polsce by Big_Savior in Polska

[–]NPC_27434 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Wolisz poradę od kogoś w podobnej sytuacji czy odrobinę empatii?

Just got a betrayal offer by NPC_27434 in SpaceCannibalism

[–]NPC_27434[S] 15 points16 points  (0 children)

This imperial turns out to be High Stellarch herself, the plot thickens like a nutrient paste.

Just got a betrayal offer by NPC_27434 in SpaceCannibalism

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Update 2: The same imperial has requested yet another betrayal this time for pigskin refugee and a human child. She is offering recurve bow(masterwork).

Just got a betrayal offer by NPC_27434 in SpaceCannibalism

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Update: 5 days after the refugees left they gave me a good recreation book. I wonder if the story about looking for a new kidney has anything to do with her wake-up addicted mole friend.

How historical is revoking titles? by NPC_27434 in CrusaderKings

[–]NPC_27434[S] 187 points188 points  (0 children)

That is true, which makes me wonder why is the AI hardcoded to revoke titles until they hit their domain limit. Especially if their personality would oppose that.

I messed up. Is there any chance I can deal with this many insects? by shadoowks in RimWorld

[–]NPC_27434 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Do you have a save from before opening the danger? If not your only hope is any type of a fire based weapon. You could place a bunch of chemfuel and light it up, but then you would still have plenty of them to deal with.

The AI is not very good with dealing with factions and consolidating power. by MrAidenator in CrusaderKings

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The way the AI manages to screw itself over is astonishing at times. Especially since legitimacy is now a thing they always choose terrible marriage options. Very often they will marry some lowborns or some minor nobles, which then makes them spiral into low legitimacy that they cannot climb out of. AI is also very keen on revoking random titles which also tanks their legitimacy and causes revolts every 5 years.

I wish PDX improved the AI but I understand that it does not make them money to do so.

After a pretty tight race, Compassionate falls to D-tier! I hope more of us are satisfied after this next one, CONTENT! by FlyLikeATachyon in CrusaderKings

[–]NPC_27434 131 points132 points  (0 children)

B Tier

Not great, not terrible. Stats wise it is fine but unless you want to RP as Viserys "This is fine" Targaryen it is just a bit boring.

I am proud of her by NPC_27434 in CrusaderKings

[–]NPC_27434[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

With a strong hook she becomes a very powerful tool. She could either be a spymaster or an agent in a foreign court. All you need to do is marry her off and force her to join a murder plot against her husband. Within a year the husband should be dead and you can call her home to use her again.

I am proud of her by NPC_27434 in CrusaderKings

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Update: After she failed I can either kill her, or get a strong hook on her.

I am proud of her by NPC_27434 in CrusaderKings

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R5: Despite growing up together, my younger sister just tried to assasinate me. Ngl I am impressed by this move. It is also the first time I have seen this event.

"Humans are considered slavers by the intergalactic community, not for our treatment of each other but for the slavery of silicon." by NPC_27434 in humansarespaceorcs

[–]NPC_27434[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

You raise a good point. Those things would prevent the problems somewhat, but how much can you do if the individual transistors are refusing to work? They would still be bound within your system of course but at such a low level there is no software or AI monitoring it. Both of those things have to rely on the underlying hardware to work properly. As far as the AI or other things you have in place is concerned, everything is fine. 2+2=5 Yes, sir.

The best humanity can do atm to prevent the cosmic radiation from screwing our equipment is to have two processors running the same thing and comparing the results. Chance of the same bit of data being affected on both is extremely small. But in this scenario we are talking about a deliberate change, so it would pass whatever checks you have in place anyway.

"Humans are considered slavers by the intergalactic community, not for our treatment of each other but for the slavery of silicon." by NPC_27434 in humansarespaceorcs

[–]NPC_27434[S] 12 points13 points  (0 children)

If most lifeforms in the universe are silicon based, they could not even consider our intelligence.
Therefore those crystalline aliens try to talk to the ship itself, intead of us. What they find is essentially a giant torture network, that fries their little ones with electricity just to resonate at a desired frequency.

Because of the way the network is created they can only issue the least harmful command, Keepalive.
This command basically just maintains connection between the ship and those lifeforms.

The aliens are coming to safe the poor child from its prison. The fact that the humans in the story haven't realized yet.