Moonshadow101

I watched the Quick Look, but don't intend to go any further than that. It's only about a 16 day wait, that's not much of a burden.

This is a pretty good show of my style.

Top-left - Refinery. Ore comes in, metal comes out, flows down the center in an artery. Splitters send streams of metal off to the side whenever an area needs it.
Mid-Right - Lab. Iron and Copper are used to produce level 1 and 2 research packs. 3 and 4 are produced elsewhere and transported in by robots.
Mid-left - Various small factories. The top one produces ammo and cannon shells. The one below it produces fast transport belts. Below that, solar panels.
Mid-far-left - Storehouse. Lots of chests to stick stuff.

Zoomed out. Solar panels, mines, oil facilities. Defensive wall you can see on the far right is made of dozens of identical segments (blueprints + construction robots!)

Congrats, man!

If it absolutely must take place in the JJverse, five minutes into the first episode, Starfleet Medical announces that Transwarp Beaming causes space-AIDS and Starfleet bans its use forever. It is never mentioned again for the remainder of the series.

Loved DSII. Didn't play bloodborne. DSIII coming out two years later doesn't feel overly saturated.

I experience almost no problems at all in-mission, but all of the base stuff and all of the transitional stuff between different screens is hitchy as hell.

I popped in after the QL and haven't stopped since. I'm looking at the weekend event, and the "25" point reward says "25 points = Cicada CDA-2A [C] Champion 'Mech, including 'Mech Bay!"

Am I correct in thinking that that's a permanent +1 bay? Because currently that looks like the biggest reward on the slate.

(Also, the URL above should be /rewards, not /reward.)

As Truth stated, most watchers are pretty sure it's not a real Hydrogen bomb.

And even if it were, my reaction would be a shrug. They've had nukes for about a decade. Having slightly larger nukes doesn't change the overall strategic picture very much.

Kindle Voyage <3

I call them "Start" and "Select" out of habit, but I know what they're really called and frankly, those names are better. The "Select" button, in particular, hasn't been used to select things at any point in my gaming lifetime. It's a totally anachronistic name with no real value. I don't get people who are really into those names, it just seems like silly nostalgia.

I also don't get the frustration people have over the "Hamburger" thing. Every mobile website on the internet, Giant Bomb included, uses three horizontal lines as a shorthand for "Menu." It's a well-established convention.