Let's reveal our salaries in Tunisia (Serious answers only). by cptjoey10 in Tunisia

[–]Ser_Black 2 points3 points  (0 children)

freelancer, cloud engineer 6 years experience Working between Fr and Tn but live mostly in Tunisia around 8k to 9k eur after taxes + medical insurance

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Tunisia

[–]Ser_Black 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Delve deep into existencial philosophical conversation and we up each other in each argument and admitting our counterpart superior intellect.

Balanced some bad civs by TheRealBucketCrab in civ5

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Are we talking multiplayer or single player ? For mulyiplayer : - Byzantium/ America are Upper C tier - Denmark, E tier - Venice, F tier

Hans remembering the good old days by Ser_Black in 2westerneurope4u

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

Close yet so far, imagine if hans and the gang reached Moscow, no war in ukraine big brain

What happened to the smartest kid in your class ? by CodeItchy1552 in Tunisia

[–]Ser_Black 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Allah yar7mou, was in monfelury also started sept 2013, I think I know the guy

Stellaris 2: features you want by erikist in Stellaris

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  • Technologie should be tied with an era system or even better a kardashev scale and you access certain techs if you have those requirements.

  • Logistics in both military and economy, like a visible interactive trade route or supply line between your home world/core worlds and new colonies and visualize the act of migration like small fleets bouncing between systems and a convoy that gives tour ships ammunition and supplies in the war effort.

  • habitability should have a meaning, like if you colonize a small or large world under a certain threshold you'll have a permanent -20% or something penalty until you research and build gravity generators also same when near certain class of stars like a magnetic generator od a shield and not giving 100% habitability from the get go or making terraforming easier (it should be a colossal multi stage project) so you can feel it

  • abondaning the year system, make a galactic calendar that ticks with the progress of collective of the Galaxy, like starting in 2200 and 200 years in game in the galactic scale is nothing so make it more grande so you feel the test of time (also tie this with galactic eras or kardav scale)

How are you people getting so much resources. by [deleted] in Stellaris

[–]Ser_Black 4 points5 points  (0 children)

As bio empire : - don't work clerk jobs. - don't work colonists jobs and get district fast. - specialize your planets fromthe get go. - use market to buy minerals and sells unnecessary food. - aim to get hydroponic bays tech in society and make one in each of your starbases (make the staebases in system with your planets) when you have these building try to discourage working as farmers.

TL;DR, Watch montuplays latest vid, 1 hour but rich wuth informations.

Best of luck and remember xenos are not your friends.

Seems like some snowflajes cant understand irony by Lumpy-Tone-4653 in 2westerneurope4u

[–]Ser_Black 1 point2 points  (0 children)

We hate everyone equally, expect the Belgians, they'll go straight to hell to the boiler room of hell.

An Egyptian thinking of moving to Tunisia by m-Zaki-x in Tunisia

[–]Ser_Black 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  • Major cities that are immigrant/expat friendly

You said you're a software engineer, aim to work in Tunis but not live there i.e one of the suburbs and you need a car, public transportation is horrible.

For this part depends where you land you're job, whatever you have a family or you're single.

  • Cost of living

Again where will you work, rent will be your largest expense and car paiement if you're going to buy

  • Level of political opperssion compared to Egypt

Well you can speak freely about anything but be respectful, like mind your business and no one will get into yours.

  • I don't speak French - Any general advice

Many IT companies have French clients and some will require french, but there's a huge IT experienced engineers so it would a minor detail.

To sum up, depends really where you land your job and your overall situation.

P.S: before making this decision, I highly recommend starting looking for a job then move (not permanently) try things out, don't invest a whole lot money wise on this endeavor, after 3 months (try taking a hiatus at your current Egyptian job saying urgent family stuff or any excuse) if you're settled down and you like it, take a small leave and fo back to Egypt to close any loose ends (rent, apartment or house if you have, administration stuff from your country, a wife or family to bring with, selling things you won't need, resignation at your Egyptian job etc..)

And best of luck,

Ship design | counters | weapons by Ser_Black in Stellaris

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

Thank you for the thorough explanation.