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What shall we name the establishment?
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“Flooding.” Simple and effective
17.9% 5 votes
Leave it as is – “Fludnyak”
7.1% 2 votes
“A den of debauchery.” How original!
39.3% 11 votes
Brewery
17.9% 5 votes
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#65746
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If Revan's previous nick brought back memories of Orthodox mirror control-wars with Eliza, then the current one evokes an association like "Man and steamboat cruiser".
By the way, in a certain well-known game, the lead ship of this series is commanded by an anime girl.
I'm too f*cking old
To sell my soul
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#65748
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I got hooked on that website. There are many familiar names (although some are written strangely). At first, I thought it was another anime about ships, and I wanted to write, "Now it's clear what to expect in World of Warships by 2019, when this ends."
I think I'll buy this ship in WoWS if I ever decide to donate for a premium ship. I wouldn't refuse such a commander in the package).
I'm too f*cking old
To sell my soul
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#65751
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So, I decided to let the robots have some fun, but they started acting up, and I don't understand what they need. Guys, help! T_T
You need to be organic, not a robot. But it's unclear why you need mods for the game when the driven assimilators already fully implement them in the game.

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#65753
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This Ple-Sen is specifically showing me how vile aliens humiliate human society. Never mind, the hour of reckoning is near.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#65754
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This isn't me, and it's not my words. It's from the Twitter account of one of the Stellaris developers.
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#65755
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Explain to someone who hasn't played the game in a long time – do these Death Stars defend themselves, or are they only good for destroying planets?

Whatever
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#65756
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Not just for destroying planets. Some are only suitable for protecting planets from the outside world, permanently. Others are only suitable for brainwashing. Still others are only suitable for converting the population into cyborgs. However, they cannot defend themselves.
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#65757
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Heroist
Could you explain to someone who hasn't played the game in a while – do these Death Stars defend themselves, or are they only suitable for destroying planets?
In my opinion, these games aren't meant to be played constantly. You see a new DLC that seems interesting, you check it out, and then you drop it until the next DLC comes out. From a marketing perspective, it's quite a mockery, but thankfully we live in the most free country in the world.
Where do we go?
Where do we end up when we save the world?
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#65758
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Yeah, that's true. But I rarely go back to old games. Especially those where one decent game takes several hours, at best.

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#65759
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I love games where matches last for several dozen hours.

Be strong. Believe
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#65760
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I enjoy not finishing wonderfully designed games after playing them for several dozen hours and never launching them again.
My sword, my trusted ally, unphased by my aspect.