I mainly just play the computer but a real game with other people would prob be super fun. My regular group doesn't really do 4x's as far as I've seen, although they'd prob do a civ game or something if we all managed to snag it on sale.

Heard good things about those both but I prefer a more vanilla overhaul rather than adding other francise's stuff, I've managed to not really fall into either fandom myself.

True. I'm a bit surprised by how different the game is to the last time I played it. Last time it was all the old planet view and pop mechanics and everything. I had to deal with pirates my last vanilla game after grabbing it on the recent sale. super annoying to have to builds all those little fleets roving around my massive empire all the time.

I think I'm using most of these, looked good. I did go for the starnet ai instead though.

also, is there any load order optimizer tool?

Hey now, We've got to argue about doing a one time payment that may or may not cover that for that one time!

Well, can't afford real land with real money, so why not? Hope this doesn't cut into my funko pop budget too much, I wanna make sure to get the capitol "protestors" line when it drops.

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Too bad they don't read too good, She came with instructions FFS.

But then you'd be the one good cop, I imagine that must get lonely.

"Congrats on being more qualified than I am for my job by being able to critically self-assess to an astounding degree, but have you considered not smoking weed and working on your relationship with god?"

Dunno where these "doctor's offices" find their "medical professionals" nowadays.

Does anyone know a bunch about youtube and de-monitizing/ unlisting procedures of theirs? Or is it basically a black box when they get to claim any outcome is a-ok since they did it?

I was talking to someone about this earlier and the only thing they would say in response is: It sounds like it's unlisted, still public, but not searchable and has to be followed by the direct link. I really feel like they were leaning on the fuzziness of the difference between unlisted/ de-monitized content.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't that only leave two arguments? Either the creator is incompetent and accidentally unlisted the video, despite uploading dozens of videos, then mistakenly took to twitter instead of checking if the mistake could be corrected on their end. Or google did it?