Big in Friday

[bruce205]

Campaign Series Vietnam. Such a great game and I'm learning quite a bit about the conflict as well.

[al_infierno]

I recently picked up The Hunter: Call of the Wild just to see what it's all about.  I shortly after bought all the DLC.   :-[

Great effing game!  Really takes me back to the old days of Deer Hunter and Carnivores (minus the dinos unfortunately).  Excellent vibe and atmosphere, and the graphics are incredible.  I practically enjoy just sitting around and drinking beers next to a lake with my rifle as much as I would in real life, with the added bonus that negligent discharges are no biggie  \m/

(Obligatory disclaimer that I would never mix alcohol with real-life firearms!)

[W8taminute]

Ran into major difficulty with my Shadow Empire game.  Worker happiness is rock bottom affecting my logistics, production, and military forces.  I just can't seem to get these people happy so I started slaughtering them with the forced relocation cards.  I really don't see how I'm going to get out of this crippling slump.  Thankfully no major powers are near enough to me to attack me.

I put a lot of time into Liberty or Death and P.T.O. 1.  Can't believe how addicting these games are despite being over 19 or so years old. 

[solops]

Ran into major difficulty with my Shadow Empire game.  Worker happiness is rock bottom affecting my logistics, production, and military forces.  I just can't seem to get these people happy so I started slaughtering them with the forced relocation cards.  I really don't see how I'm going to get out of this crippling slump.  Thankfully no major powers are near enough to me to attack me.

It can be brutal. Suggestions -  raise worker pay to six or seven, build hospitals, universities, barracks, etc., create casinos, scenic views or other mood altering private/regional things via cards, check your governor for good/bad traits such as corruption and charisma, station more troops in the city.

[W8taminute]

Ran into major difficulty with my Shadow Empire game.  Worker happiness is rock bottom affecting my logistics, production, and military forces.  I just can't seem to get these people happy so I started slaughtering them with the forced relocation cards.  I really don't see how I'm going to get out of this crippling slump.  Thankfully no major powers are near enough to me to attack me.

It can be brutal. Suggestions -  raise worker pay to six or seven, build hospitals, universities, barracks, etc., create casinos, scenic views or other mood altering private/regional things via cards, check your governor for good/bad traits such as corruption and charisma, station more troops in the city.

Right, thanks.  I forgot about hospitals, universities, etc.  Unfortunately I haven't unlocked that tech yet and probably have zero prospects to unlock them.  Everything is just down the drain.  All I can do is either continue slaughtering the people or start a new game. 

I admit I am rusty on Shadow Empire but it's slowly starting to come back to me.  Boy I forgot how critical those first few turns are for the rest of the game.