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Bought the game during the last Steam sale, finally got around to installing it and have been really enjoying it.

But one thing I'm still kind of baffled by is the "morale" colonist stat. Namely, my issue is: Why can't I see to get the "morale" of colonists any higher than ~60?

As an example: https://imgur.com/jakMbx4.jpg

What's going on here? His health, sanity and comfort are all maxed out. Yet he's still below 60 in morale. There's no obvious penalty in the tooltip to explain what the problem is. So what's going on?

I've made sure to include plenty of services in every dome, staffed them all overnight (recently learned that was necessary since lots of colonists don't sleep at night an

I don't have any friends who like wrestling (completely understandably), and my partner was out with friends (probably to avoid having to watch WrestleMania with me - also completely understandably).

But instead of having to watch The Ultimate Thrill Ride™ alone, I was able to watch along with Jan and other duders in chat!

Being able to hang out with 100 or so other folks who live in that very specific nexus of Giant Bomb and wrestling fandom is just the best.

Thank you Jan for making that possible! The "second screen" experience made what might have been a lonely 7 hours of wrestling content a lot more enjoyable.

OVERVIEW: Imagine a story-driven Harvest Moon or Stardew Valley style RPG, but in addition to farming you also help to design, build and grow the town you live in or just outside of, attracting new residents and building up from a small, remote outpost into a bustling city.

SETTING: Could be anywhere rural in any time period, but specifically I imagine a frontier town of the "Wild West" of America in the 1800s. But, like I said, anywhere "frontier" works - even a Fallout-style sci-fi wasteland, for example.

BACKGROUND: I came up with the idea for this game when wondering "100 years ago, how would a towns/villages/etc. start?" Who "starts" a town, and why? How do they grow f

I'm curious about how everyone is going to rank their ballots, but I think one of the most important questions is going to be who is your second choice.

If you're supporting Guy, Charlie, Niki, Jagmeet, who will you move to if that candidate is eliminated after the first round?

So for the past week or two, I've noticed - on both mobile and desktop - video ads prerolling before streamables here on reddit.

Is this a thing Streamable has started doing? (Or do I have some sneaky adware that's hijacking my browser?)

While I completely understand and respect the fact that Streamable needs to pay the bills, the honest truth is that I'm not going to sit and wait for a 30 second advertisement to finish before watching a <5 minute clip of something if I don't have to.

I've started to pretty much avoid streamables on reddit now, which is too bad; it's a great format.

###Build Ready:

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What is your intended use for this build? The more details the better.

I currently work for a monthly trade magazine and do a fair amount of graphic design for print and digital, as well as photo editing. It'd be nice to add the ability to do more video and multimedia work from home too since I'm usually the one asked about it as the go-to digital media guy.

But also, I want to absolutely fucking crush any game in 1080p at 60+ fps on ultra-max settings.

I'm coming from an ASUS G74SX laptop I bought four years ago which I plan on keeping, but is also starting to s