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May I volunteer some suggested "fluff writing" changes in English?
Also, having been testing this for a while now, and the only event I've seen has been retirement.
Currently, my empire has four journals being researched. May we either lower the rate by a factor of ten, or introduce a NOT conditional for a journal currently being researched?
Playing a machine empire, two of my scientists said they got tired, and wanted to retire. Sure, the first one was fine. Kind of weird that an AI would want to retire, much less after not even accomplishing one research tech. But okay, I'll bite. But then the second one?
This just effectively seems like it's another way to kill your leaders, and I already hate when they malfunction as it is. >.<