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Central abor wrote:

I do agree. Those flavours are great.

Though, I do prefer Raspberry Ripple. I LOVE that flavour.

Dulce de Leche

Swiftnian wrote:

Im lactose intolerant, I can't eat Ice Cream :<

Same here, buddy.

Aelyria wrote:

Oh certainly. I more meant--what are its flavor components? I did some research and apparently in the United States this is often a mixture of blueberry, banana, and strawberry (or raspberry), while in Australia it is usually all caramel-flavored and just made in batches of different colors.

@Aelyria, I think you're spot on! If I'd have to guess, I'd say strawberry rather raspberry in my case (now you've got me wondering wha tthe slight flavor differences between the two must be). The difference between the US and Australian versions seem interesting, particularly because I can't imagine caramel being any color other than brown (I always think of caramel chocolate). For now, my brain can't seem to fathom of colored caramel. (I think I'm going to go look that up.)

Cookie dough is a very good flavor indeed.

Ovelanare wrote:

It isn't very good...It is marvellous!

Any specific type of cookie dough?

popsicle gang rise up

New gia wrote:

Cookie dough is love, Cookie dough is life.

I find the dough often hardens too much in the freezer though. It's why I'm also not much of a fan of "fudge swirl" type flavors. By the time the fudge or cookie dough is soft enough to eat normally, the ice cream is half melted.

*a flying turtle wakes from its slumber and slowly flies over Balder*

Apophiss wrote:

Do WA resolutions have any in-game effects? Even small ones?

Yes. WA law can influence your national statistics, but only at the moment of passage. If a resolution (say) reduces political freedom by some amount N, that effect is permanently applied to all nations currently in the WA. If that resolution were later repealed, then political freedom would increase by (N/2), but only for member nations at the time of the repeal. If a nation leaves the WA before a resolution is repealed, and then rejoins after, the repeal effect is not applied. (Likewise, if you were not present for the initial passage, but are a member when it is repealed, you still receive the repeal reduction. WA Resolution effects are neither retroactive nor continuously applied; they ONLY apply in the exact moment that they pass.) Most WA resolutions that affect stats will list a qualitative estimate of their stat impact, e.g. the current resolution at vote says, "Strength: Mild." This implies it will have relatively small impact on game statistics.

Apophiss wrote:

Wow thank you for such a detailed answer! That's good to know though, I never noticed the "strength" on each proposal until now.

My pleasure.

Aelyria wrote:

Yes. WA law can influence your national statistics, but only at the moment of passage. If a resolution (say) reduces political freedom by some amount N, that effect is permanently applied to all nations currently in the WA. If that resolution were later repealed, then political freedom would increase by (N/2), but only for member nations at the time of the repeal. If a nation leaves the WA before a resolution is repealed, and then rejoins after, the repeal effect is not applied. (Likewise, if you were not present for the initial passage, but are a member when it is repealed, you still receive the repeal reduction. WA Resolution effects are neither retroactive nor continuously applied; they ONLY apply in the exact moment that they pass.) Most WA resolutions that affect stats will list a qualitative estimate of their stat impact, e.g. the current resolution at vote says, "Strength: Mild." This implies it will have relatively small impact on game statistics.

I never realized this! I always thought the WA votes were "fun and games", so to speak, and didn't actually affect anything.