What's Pachacuti playing at
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Is it me or it's quite foggy today?
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Wait, do hostile independent powers respawn when you kill them in the "oops, it's all barb camps" crisis?
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An update on my tennis elbow, and some insights on the role of serving
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Why can't I build a city here then?
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Has anyone made military dark ages work?
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Can't seem to research tech masteries. Augustus of the Qing, modern age (evidently) and I have the attribute that makes it cheaper to research them. But whenever I click on any of the masteries in tier 2, it makes the "no-go" sound and doesn't select it. A bug, or am I missing something very basic?
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Kinda crazy there is no direct connection between Carthage and Thenae. This went on for a couple of millennia — I only worked it out in the modern age because I couldn't build a factory in Thenae until I built a railway in Utica, thereby connecting Thenae with Carthage.
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Had not encountered this bug before: playing as Augustus leading the Carthagineans, I can build Punic Ports in all my coastal settlements except Thenae, where it's just missing from the list. Instead, I can see a Mastaba (Egypt) and a Parthenon (Greece), though I can't build those either.
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It still bothers me that we know so much about other CIVs without doing anything to earn it. Making the knowledge of other civs' yields cost something would immediately make the AI harder to beat, and open up high-stakes strategic decisions.
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Number of playoff series wins over the past eight years: Ottawa Senators 2, Toronto Maple Leafs 1
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What's the logic (if any!) of the add to army button? This slinger has full movement and is near two generals. But the add to army button is greyed out, as it seems to be randomly about half the time I bring up a unit. Is there something I'm missing, or just a buggy implementation?
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Why can't I build the step pyramid next to my river in Carthage, eg on those primo tiles with natural happiness yield north of my library? It says no suitable location. Please don't tell me navigale rivers don't count as rivers.
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After his loss against Fils, Zverev needs to win Monte Carlo, Munich and Madrid in order to pass Sinner before Rome. Nothing less will do.
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This is not a complaint, I swear, but having such an obvious, literally-nobody-even-had-time-to-look-at-this typo in the "welcome back" screen after the patch is a pretty strong hint as to the kind of time they've been having at Firaxis while working to push this out. Yikes.
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Our chances of making the playoffs have crashed, from 94.2% before tonight games all the way down to, um, 92.9%
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Feast your eyes on this fresh batch of Moneypuck numbers. 96.2% of making the playoffs. Better chance of progressing to the 2nd round than the Leafs. Better chance of winning the cup than either the Leafs or the Oilers.
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Up to 88.8% after tonight.
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Postgame Moneypuck odds: Sens up to 83.1% (from 78%). Detroit down to 5.4% (from 9%).
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Is there a calculator anywhere of what Alcaraz and Zverev need to do to get the #1 off Sinner before he comes back, preferably updated over time?
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Updated Moneypuck odds after today's game
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When two civs are attacking the same city, what happens if they end up occupying all fortified districts? Who gets the city? Lafayette and I are both besieging Mediolanum as you can see.
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Firaxis says: Brexit means Brexit
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