Conquest of Paradise is the first expansion pack of EU4 which adds more native American nations, and a Random World generator which randomized the landscape of North and South America. It was released on 11 January 2014.[8]
Wealth of Nations is the second expansion pack for EU4 which adds significant improvements to trade and merchant republics, as well as a large balance patch. It was released 29 May 2014.[9][10]
Res Publica is the third expansion pack for EU4 which adds new improvements to governance and trade, while over hauling some events. It was released 16 July 2014.[11]
> TOLD STATUS: [ ] NOT TOLD [ ] TOLD [x] FUCKING TOLD [x] CASH4TOLD.COM [x] KNIGHTS OF THE TOLD REPUBLIC [x] TOLDERONE [x] STONE TOLD STEVE AUSTIN [x] CURE FOR THE COMMON TOLD [x] BEN TOLDS [x] THE 40 YEAR TOLD VIRGIN [x] 007: TOLDENEYE [x] TEXAS TOLD 'EM [x] AUSTIN POWERS IN TOLDMEMBER [x] PTERODACTOLD [x] TOLDTINO'S PIZZA ROLLS [x] NO COUNTRY FOR TOLD MEN [x] 24 CARAT TOLD [x] ONLY SHOOTING STARS BREAKTHE TOLD [x] GOING ONCE, GOING TWICE, TOLD [x] GARY TOLDMAN [x] TOLD SPICE [x] TOLD STONE CREAMERY
I've seen this done in many tutorial videos, but I'd like to know if this makes a difference. Should I put each species of poultry (chickens, turkeys, geese, etc) into separate pens, or does one large pen for all of them suffice?
ARG!!! I hate the timesheet provider we use! I did not enter negative hours last week. I simply moved the existing hours there to a different charge code. Because A) I fucked up and charged to the wrong code unintentionally, and B) didn't know I was supposed to use a different code in another instance.
I kind of stopped playing before AE was released. So I don't know how to use it at all. my systems were pretty much logistics pipes and/or redpower and/or many golems(most fun)
My job when playing with friends was pretty much generate all the RF energy for the entire server (around 4-6 people) to use publicly as well as supply food. steam boilers and steve's cart was pretty much my entire property
@Koviko You can build in your 'cornerstone' which is a small plot where you can place your utility stuff and you can pretty it up if you want. There's cornerstone plots all over the place and you can summon your place to any of them, so you can heal and break down items and do other stuff.
You can also make a 'club world' which is basically a private world you can build freely in.
@Koviko You can build wherever, but the worlds change pretty often. Once a bunch of dungeons get completed in a world, it stops sending people there, and just generates a new one.
So whatever you build won't be around for long.
Unless you build it in your cornerstone, or a club world.
@Frank Remember that FTDI driver thing? The driver got pulled from Windows Update.
@Batophobia I'll believe it when I see it. I can't see why Sony would switch from using a standard Cartesian coordinate system with Polygons to using voxels instead.
OK, let me put it to you this way: Polygons are drawn using math. Which should be obvious from the name. The 2D equivalent is vector-based graphics. Voxels are drawn by filling in specific points on a grid. The 2D equivalent is pixel/raster-based graphics.
The problem is that voxels tend to use very large grids.
Hence why voxel-based graphics tend to look very blocky.
Plus, video cards tend to have a lot of specialized hardware for doing polygon-based graphics... which shouldn't be a surprise as they've been building it for 20 years.
I've seen this done in many tutorial videos, but I'd like to know if this makes a difference. Should I put each species of poultry (chickens, turkeys, geese, etc) into separate pens, or does one large pen for all of them suffice?
