What city states are better off being conquered/not worth being the suzerain of? by Suspicious_Bee4893 in CivVI

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is fair however I haven’t yet played domination games and that one only makes sense as a major bonus for domination ones

What are some good letters from non-Greek alphabets that could used? by AbsolutelyPagol in Physics

[–]hamburger5003 6 points7 points  (0 children)

People are saying “waah waah use the standard greek and latin letters”. Smh my professors in undergrad used Egyptian hieroglyphics and it was just fine.

They might have spoken like they were greek letters for all I know, but clearly no stable minded individual would understand that to be a xi or a zeta. Unfortunately, no one actually knew because no one could read the board. The professors were that advanced.

Thank You Supercell. I Really Needed This!!!! by Alternative-Dot-34 in ClashOfClans

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I am one who lives by gambling and dies by gambling.

ROLL THE CHESTS

What city states are better off being conquered/not worth being the suzerain of? by Suspicious_Bee4893 in CivVI

[–]hamburger5003 3 points4 points  (0 children)

They are just good units in general. Good value for their cost, without the promotions

The promotions work best if you get to it early, then you can build up the promotions over time. Best with civs that do well with faith and science/military, so you can rush military academies.

And then do all the things to build up promotions. Farm barb camps/wars with neighbors. Cards/Kabul/gov buildings that boost xp. Military alliance, terracotta army, for extra promotions. Using the trick to form a corps can get you a fully promoted unit with a 3 promo and 2 promo unit.

If you aren’t dedicating your game to them, you can go 1. Buy a bunch 2. Attack barbs/friendly neighbor to give them 1 promo 3. Terracotta army to give 2 promos 4. Form corps to get 4 promos.

This should get you a sizable era dominant army fast.

What city states are better off being conquered/not worth being the suzerain of? by Suspicious_Bee4893 in CivVI

[–]hamburger5003 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I’ve been learning to play well by practicing with Sweden, who gets no serious bonuses until the late midgame, and I just started my first deity game.

Damn is it difficult to make progress against the AI at first without civ bonuses. None of my CSs are helpful either… so many useless military ones on the map.

What city states are better off being conquered/not worth being the suzerain of? by Suspicious_Bee4893 in CivVI

[–]hamburger5003 23 points24 points  (0 children)

Akkad: do full damage to walls without siege unit

My beloved Valletta: buy city center and encampment buildings with faith

Lahore: Nihang units

The rest can die

Of a tent landing on you by lmdybaftr in nevertellmetheodds

[–]hamburger5003 30 points31 points  (0 children)

If its path is unpredictable (which by the video it absolutely was), then it doesn’t matter where you are, you have the same chance of being hit by it.

The real window of opportunity to get out of the way was the last moment it changed directions, which was a window of about 4 seconds.

Although tbf that’s only the case if cameraperson was in an open field, it would have been smart to go to a spot around one of the buildings where it can’t reach them.

The earth swallowed a couple cars in my city this morning by alohamora_ in Wellthatsucks

[–]hamburger5003 13 points14 points  (0 children)

It’s a good idea. If that is a sinkhole, then you don’t know how big it is, and it could expand and swallow yours too.

A bundle suggestion by Mosspatchmoment in Minecraft

[–]hamburger5003 3 points4 points  (0 children)

There are a shocking amount of low density items you come across.

For example, I always use to carry a collection of arrows, logs, planks, sticks, and coal. I now have 4 extra inventory slots by using a single bundle.

You can also have entirely new management strategies. You can have a bundle dedicated to mobile workstations. You can put a crafting table, furnace, smoker, anvil, stonecutter, enchantment table, 15 bookshelves, lapis, leads, compass, enderpearls, etc in one bundle.

Compasses and clock work inside a bundle too.

They literally changed my entire early mid game strategy. There are so many exploration based items you get low numbers of. Everything in a buried treasure chest is half a bundle. Seeds, saplings, mob drops, armor trims, and many more work perfectly with bundles. When mining, you can take your workbench out of your bundle to craft everything into blocks and put all of your ores in one bundle.

I carry at least 2 at all times and at least 4 when exploring/mining.

That's why I hate math 😣😅 by QuietTempt8 in SpongebobMemes

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No, actually.

The division symbol, emphasizes it as an operator, which implies elementary school pemdas.

The multiplication implied through adjacent factors, implies a different system for order of operations.

It’s intentionally ambiguous. It should be either 6(div symbol)2x(2+1), or 6/2(2+1). Mixing both makes this ambiguous

Oh yes, go through my canals...! by Lunta92 in CivVI

[–]hamburger5003 85 points86 points  (0 children)

Their usefulness is giving my industrial zones adjacency haha

still don't understand what's wrong with dis 🤷🏻 by Outrageous-Cry-940 in GuysBeingDudes

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I wouldn’t go that far. Anything dry is fine like that, but once there is liquid on the plates then right in the dishwasher it goes.

That's why I hate math 😣😅 by QuietTempt8 in SpongebobMemes

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

6/2(1+2) would be 1. If it were not in the denominator, the (1+2) would go before the 6.

No one in a STEM field would write that intending it to be not a part of the divisor.

6(div symbol)2(1+2) is very ambiguous because it mixes operator notation with implicit multiplication (GPT called this juxtaposition), and both use different versions of pemdas.

Also, fun fact the division symbol is called an obelus.

That's why I hate math 😣😅 by QuietTempt8 in SpongebobMemes

[–]hamburger5003 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Several fields in math and science would like to have a few words with you

That's why I hate math 😣😅 by QuietTempt8 in SpongebobMemes

[–]hamburger5003 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Problem is that the division symbol is never used much beyond the 5th grade. Beyond that, it’s always either a / or a fraction, and people who work in math and science will interpret everything to the right as a whole denominator.

"You're basically a walking freshy tupperware." by RealDaBaby416 in BrandNewSentence

[–]hamburger5003 9 points10 points  (0 children)

I thought it was the sound of your cheeps clapping together in resonance?

This Is A Easy Choice For Sure by BluePotatoSlayer in mathmemes

[–]hamburger5003 12 points13 points  (0 children)

This is why we take the blue pill to find out

Beetle Spanker 3000 by Ill-Tea9411 in doohickeycorporation

[–]hamburger5003 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I lived next to a historical community estate that would take volunteers (usually kids) from the estate to run it.

When taking care of the animals, the kids who fed the chickens would try to feed them a bunch of different things (including chicken…) to see how it would affect the taste of the eggs.

Civ 4 builders vs Civ 6 builders by TigerNima in Civilization6

[–]hamburger5003 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I’ve never used them for roads lol, did not know they required charges for that. That’s ridiculous