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Caladors

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Hey guys I know achievements aren't really something to brag about they are pretty silly but they are fun to hunt for... sometimes they are not fun ha ha but most of the time they are.

But if you guys haven't got
"The Pace of Progress"
"No Pain no gain"

These 'super' hard to get achievements now is the time.
I never got no pain no gain before because honestly it was pretty boring, the problem with 'high difficulty' games is they just seem to take longer and I didn't really want to play for that long before but now that you can terraform, you have can aim to terraform these high difficulty areas and you feel a lot more pay off slow getting rid of the disaters that used to plauge your early game like Cold Waves and Dust Storms. Then eventually you even get rid of Metor Storms. It is a lot more fun now or at least I feel like it is because you had a lot more agency now.

Give it a go if you haven't before.
 
Agreed. Green Mars does a good job of expanding the late game. Working on the No pain no gain achievement right now even.