I've said it once, I've said it a million times, and I'll say it a million more, my boss is an egotistic assclown. He was explaining that, at our outreaches, we get signatures from people ostensibly only to do a headcount(which we then inflate the numbers, each signature is counted as 3 people). Only, five minutes before that in the same meeting, he was going on about how he created a computer program to coordinate with other, non-Christian charity organizations, so that the same person doesn't go around to each to get more food. While this is enough of a What the Hell, Man? moment in of itself, the reason he gave for scrapping the project was because the other organizations wanted to use it to keep people from getting anything from us, thus denying them my boss' religious dogma.
Oh, and today, the town has this big community cleanup event. Previously, or so I'm told, our organization has participated in this cleanup. Only this year, my boss has instead set up what a rest stop, so that people can get refreshments and Jesus. So, basically, we're letting everyone else do all the legwork, while we get whatever credit from helping while doing practically nothing.
playing cIV, aztecs declare war on me. I send an army to reclaim a city they took, get a great general, send him over to that army, only to have one of the aztec's armies move 6 tiles in my borders without the commando promotion to kill him.
seriously game, what the hell? I was having fun, up until your guys suddenly discovered portable warp gates or something.
I think the Civ games and their clones cheat rampantly in general. At least, in FreeCiv, I still remember a time when I had over 100% technology progress(that is, MORE than enough research to get a tech per turn) for many turns, and the AI was
still advancing more quickly than I was. And still outputting craptons of troops that there's no way in hell it could afford.