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All I see is that the wayline pact and the DD vaguely say both sides benefit from both things, but the more I read, I find that waystations essentially take a chunk of the resources of a system.

If so, why would I, as a settle empire, ever allow nomads in to build waystations?

The dlc blurbs make it sound as a mutually benefitial agreement if you sign the pact, but I dont see what these benefits are anywhere.

I was wandering around and found a ship offering one of the build missions, unlike all previous times when it was a station. It also was right in the same sector as the ship.

I accepted the mission, and have started to build the station, but the ship that offered the mission did not join my fleet as others did before. And while it does have the two cargo containers, I cant release them...

I know in station mode you can offer services, but I notice that in the normal ship mode, other ships can and do offer you such too, like medical services, or whatever.

I was wondering if I can do the same, like, can I offer ore processing? Medical? Anything? Would be a neat way to make some side cash.

Is there ANY way to get rid of excess troops?
My barracks are full (even above cap), the training grounds have finished troops I cant claim, and the infirmary also has some.
I just want to clear this backlog so I can start upgrading them, but I am jammed.

So far I have tried attacking any non-alliance player near me, with little success, and trying to attack the Wandering Blight, which would surely kill some, mandates allies join. I cant like, say I wanna go solo.

Cant tell if this is a bug or a very poorly explained mechanic.
Twice now I have logged in in morning to discover that not only am I no longer in the alliance I was in the previous night, but also my town got teleported to like the other side of the server.

None of these things were done by me. I didnt leave any alliance, nor I manually moved my town to these locations.

Whats even weirder is that I log in to find I am not without alliance, but that Im in a wholly new one.

First time I figured maaaybe the original alliance got merged into this new one (no idea if thats even a thing) but again?

As a place I mean.
The academics of Scholastone speak of it as if its something on the level of a 'heaven' esque dimension beyond the world, like a place where gods would almost live.

The witches speak of it as something that is as old as the world itself, and that has a will/mind of its own somehow.

Meanwhile Marni managed to replicate the nexus and even create a 'simulation' of it that somehow counts as real and floats above Delyssia.

And we ourselves go there and see its a bunch of ruined islands (Maybe they were once a single landmass?) where structures sort of exist in a weird 'here and not' quantum state.

But we also see that the Abyss is NOT like, a dream realm or something eth

First of, I know migration is tied to markets in general.
But I am really wondering if there is ANY way to get pops from abroad. I am playing as Iceland and its painful. I know of Invite Settlers, but man that adds so little.

And its not like I can get my market to reach anyone else..

Also, theoretical question, if my nation is large and spans multiple markets, does that mean I have multiple population 'pools' that wont mix at all beyond say, a border location swapping market every once in a while??

Playing as Iceland, finally declared independence from Norway.
Upon doing so, my new ruler is the daughter of the Norwegian king. 'Funny' I thought.

But now, a couple decades later, I am now in a IO PU with Sweden and Norway, and my queen is now off to Sweden.
Is there any way to like, break off of this, or its gonna be independence war 2.0 eventually?

Reached the Last Judge, and after a couple of tries, I felt like doing something else than boss fighting, so I went around to see what was left to explore.
I recalled there was a corridor in Greymoor that I had assumed at the time I found it to be the way forward, so like any proper rpg player, I turned around.

And so begins me discovering Sinner's Path, Bilewater, The Slab, The Mist, and SOMEHOW getting into the Citadel without fighting the judge.

I am in SHOCK. I figured that if there was connections to the Citadel from this side they were to be opened from the other side, to avoid skipping what is clearly the next plot boss.

Guess its time to go fight the judge, dont want to actual

Ever since I started using Bluestacks, I am getting mails from Google giving me security codes like when you are trying to log in and gives you a code to authorize.

Like, once an hour really.
I AM logged in in Bluestacks, and using some games perfectly fine, but the mails keep coming.

What must I do for BS to stop trying to login unsuccessfully or whatever is happening?

Just found out about this one while browsing for potential chat AIs, and had always been wishing I could just run one locally and be done with free trials like Pephop and such.

But I have a couple questions the FAQ didnt answer...

1. What is the chat quality?
   I am 100% fine waiting a couple minutes between replies, as I treat it as chatting with someone on discord, so I reply, tab away and come back later, but I also get that run locally its probably not as powerful as online ones. The FAQ mentions this, but I am curious if its comparing itself to say, the paid versions that use full power of being server side, or the free versions most of us would have seen around?
   Again, I am fine w

Having just started the game, I have left Al Khampis and the first side quest is in sight.

From reading before playing, I am aware that the sidequests are a 'one or the other' deal, and I do know you can get the other one after 'certain events'.

So the question is less 'can I get both?' because I know I can, but rather, given the nature of how its going to go, from a narrative pov, and assuming I dont care about either job that much, should I pick the side I disagree with in the first going so I can pick the result I actually want storywise in the second loop that will stick in the setting?

I know it means nothing gameplay wise, but I wanna do the 'right' choices when its not gonna be ret

I wanted to try how NMS was nowadays, having never played it but hearing it was good now.

So I did, with a pirated copy, and I find I am enjoying it quite a lot.

So I am now considering buying it legit, but I wanna know, can I use my pirate savefile or I got to start from scratch?
Also, can you rename your character? because the pirated version I got made it so my character is called 'Traveler' or whatever generic name, and would rather change that if I am to play legit.

Has anyone designed the best layout for districts? (Residential mostly I suppose)

This is the best I can come up with, orange being hubs, and how many districts it can affect.

There's also this simpler one built with only hubs affecting 2 districts.

Of course, most of the time the free space on the map wont allow for this, but hey, at least a layout to aim forwards where possible I suppose.