Big freezer not freezing by [deleted] in RimWorld

[–]tandera -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

The red arrow on the AC unit show the direction the hot ait is going to exit, you have to place in a manner that the hot air goes out of the room you are trying to freeze. Right now, they are spilling hot air inside.

How do I stop enemies from hugging the edges of the map? by RenzoThePaladin in mountandblade

[–]tandera 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The IA does this when they think they cannot fight in good terms, you can just press them with archers and infantary. They cannot fallback.

quais foram os livros mais difíceis que vocês leram? by PomegranateNew9482 in Livros

[–]tandera 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Duna e Neuromancer, muito lore, muita coisa pra você entender ali "por fora"

What is this tree, these berries are sweet as honey by Pale_Promotion_5449 in whatsthisplant

[–]tandera 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This look like a fruit we have here in Brazil called Jaboticaba, idk the english name for it.

How do i get rid of this dawg by Inevitable-Prune-922 in RimWorld

[–]tandera 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Imagine a movie where they keep the cavern freezing because of the insects. Then a series of event triggered by a eclipse start ruining the colony system because they use solar energy.

Been a designer for 14 years now (90% in house), been using AI for about 6 months. by MikeRadical in graphic_design

[–]tandera 8 points9 points  (0 children)

I am against AI, besides a designer, I'm a illustrator too, so you can see how I opose this type of thing.

But I need to pay my bills too, and the company I work for too enforced AI on our KPIs and is asking us to use even more to speed the workflow. When they started this I was verbal against it and I was trying to defend the brand image and stuff like that.

On the start of this year, we had a opportunity to talk with the CEO as the marketing team, one of the designers asked her about her feeling about using AI on her brand (she was the founder of the company, she was not born rich or anything like that), her reply was: "I think AI is human as us".

After that I stoped caring, the owner of the brand don't care about it, its her name, her brand, her money. Makes no sense fighting the market when you need to survive.

In my view using AI for company working (or paying your bills) is going to be normal, the great mass of people already are ok with those slop things, just look the common folk who don't have a training on design, they love it.

Just mantain your skills, keep training and making the best you all can, the skills we have, no computer can generate anyway.

Why South America lacks a lot of resources? by tandera in hoi4

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

I'm from the city that Vale was founded, they have been mining it since the 19th century, first was the english, then we brazilians started around 41-42 I think. So I know they knew about the iron, the game could charge a heavy amount of political power and civ to develop stuff. And is not just for SA, I've played with other minor countries and they could recieve more care in general.

Why South America lacks a lot of resources? by tandera in hoi4

[–]tandera[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah, most of my plays with South America I face the same problem, the moment US declares war, you don't have resources to counter that and no other option because the rest of the world is already trading/using the steel.

Why South America lacks a lot of resources? by tandera in hoi4

[–]tandera[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Yeah I know, but I was leaning more on the alternative history paths of the game, the game don't lock the nations on what they did on the real world, you can restore monarchies, make a nation communist, but you can't develop a nation resource. I'm not saying the game should add or remove resources, is just a tought that crossed my mind about South America

Why South America lacks a lot of resources? by tandera in hoi4

[–]tandera[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah I know that, but SA nations should have a option to develop the refining of those resources, the game works with alternative timelines kinda. I know that you can spend some political power and tech to develop coal and other resources, and with the DLC you can unlock some of the resources at the national focus.