If you think it might be this , go see a doctor . Angular chelitis is actually an infection , not just severely dry skin , so slapping chapstick and lip balms and such on it isn ' t going to help . <| sep |> It ' s based on regional prejudices , so knowing what ' s going on in Ukraine is required . I laughed hard and decided to post it here first time in English . <| sep |> 10 team standard Blount NYJColeman v ARI <| sep |> Sssh , real Civ players love death stacks . Actually yes . From Sullas old Civ 5 critic The Civilzation series had to give up so many things to put the One Unit Per Tile system in place . It meant giving up the ability to stack workers , which was a staple of early game play and created many interesting decisions . Do I pair up two workers together to get one improvement done faster , or split them up to improve two different cities at once ? It took away the question of stack composition , balancing melee against mounted against siege to get the proper proportions to take down an enemy city . What units is the enemy building and can you counter them ? Do you have enough spears to prevent flanking ? And so on . Speaker has argued that combat in Civ 5 is significantly less intelligent than in Civ 4 , because in the former game all you have to worry about is what unit to put on each tile . In the latter game , with stacking , you have to consider how many units , and in what combination , to place on each tile . Personally , I don ' t think that Civ 5 has improved combat at all over Civ 4 . Anyone who believes that Civ 4 combat consists of walking all of your units together in one big invincible stack is a fool who has never played against other humans . Try reading this page on India ' s defense in the Pitboss # 2 game to see just how shortsighted that opinion truly is . 5 . htmlWarning That multiplayer report is deep nerdcore . Sulla manages with his partner to succesfully defend against human ! invasion and destroys 30 enemy units worth 1020 hammers with own losses of only 595 hammers .