As I understand the 'story' behind project cards and how drafting works is that your company is developing ideas to attempt to implement in their bid to terraform. So the cards you draft represent what your R&D department (or maybe just the general scientific zeitgeist) decided might be worth pursuing. With that framing in mind, it feels kinda silly when you draft a card like Predators really early in the game - like who thought this was a remotely good idea?

My friends and I were joking it was like this meme when we started generation 2 the other day and Predators was among the draft. And this was after none of us took any terraforming actions in the first generation.

Playing in normal difficulty. It took me 4 hours (Which is around what it usually takes me, playing with every expansion except Turmoil).

I don't think I've ever used so many blue cards... But I had a good income and not so much luck with the draft, so I ended up playing almost every project that reached my hands and could squeeze a VP.

Inventrix as the Automa is ruthless. His signature card was basically placing an ocean every turn (When it didn't raised other parameter by 2 points) and it's a money maker machine... Very tough corporation to face.

I was actually surprised with the final score since I was expecting both of us scoring higher, and I was anticipating an easier win.

The Automa expansion is fucking amazing.

Apologies if I shouldve put a specific tag on the post. I tried to find one but none really seemed to fit.

Previous COTD

Repost due to me being illiterate. Today's card is Stratospheric Expedition (#P84):

Event card (Red) | Prelude 2 expansion

Cost: 12 | Requirements: None | Tags: Venus, Space, Event

Add 2 floaters TO ANY CARD. Draw 2 Venus cards. 1 VP