The return to office policies are stupid. I work from home 24/7 (as does my whole team) doing high security software development, and we are incredibly productive

It's all just control by management to make themselves feel important, when they actually do nothing

Timmy thinks this way too

Sounds like it was an exciting game, I haven't played much since release; but I'm excited to try the new updates

Could be the leader + civ combo, some pairings are very war focused and will just attack anyone nearby. Who was it?

I would suggest starting with 1-2 scouts and then 1-2 warriors. From there you can find good settlement locations and natural defenses like mountains and coastal

Have you played previous civ games? In 7 if you are way ahead, the AI will try to gang up on you, especially on higher difficulties. If you can make alliances, that helps protect against it

Yeah the buses are suffering too. They are getting bottlenecked severely

Today might have just been the tipping point for my wife considering biking as a real option! She hasn't biked since she was a child and had a really bad crash

We're going to go somewhere calm and open so she can practice before hitting the roads

It might also be the most "bang for your buck" rail project in all of Canada. If you look at the half dozen times we've already studied it, we'd only need to extend some of the sidings and build the actual stations. It's already grade separated and has most of the infrastructure in place already

P.S what a great photo of PP, really captures his smug incompetence

I'm curious to how my district will respond to Fillmore. They won't go easy on him IMHO

Can't wait to read about this Suzanne

This is an incredibly valid reason I can get behind