You can also circumvent geo blocking with a proxy, some of them are free, do not send any sensitive info on the free proxies however, not that a paid one is intrinsicaly safer, just like vpns.
To be fair someone that uses DDG most likely already has ublock origin.
Oh also it lacks a map editor, unless I'm not finding it, take that as you will, you know paradox.
It's alright, performance is bad on high end, I play it fine on an old RX580, just lowered some settings and runs decent (there are occasional stutters however, there's definitely something going awry). Sad that the trains are automatic I guess, these were also automatic in CS1 but oh well.
I don't know about the others but I don't think I can really consider solar green, it needs a lot of silicon not only to make enough panels to have an impact but also needs the extraction of stuff for batteries too, still better than coal ig.
I recommend just playing, yes your first fortresses are gonna fail, but learning from what went wrong is a big part of the fun imo.
Pi-hole doesn't work for blocking youtube ads, it is the weak part of dns adblocking, since you'd have to block youtube itself
Something that happened to me way back when I started playing Soku, I was getting clapped since I wanted to execute something, I learned these games are not about trying to force what you want to do but about doing what you have to do instead.
Instance is hexbear.net, check it out for yourself, doesn't work in browser for me without an account but it does work in liftoff without one for some reason.
It is weird that a lot of commenters here want to tell you what they are but don't say how to find this information by yourself.
Except for bonuses, profit sharing
This reads like equating tipping to salary.