athairmor

I will use this. Thank you!

I feel like it’s more of a meditation on video games in general. I like it though I’ll admit I don’t ‘get’ all of it.

But, it doesn’t have a distinct narrative like a Fallout, RDR or Breath of the Wild. The player is much more central and the driver and creator of their own narrative.

Not one of those says “I wish they had been from somewhere else.”

There’s a huge difference between “we have to acknowledge it was one of us” and “I wish they had been from somewhere else.”

One takes ownership of the failure of the society, the other cowardly tries to avoid the failure.

Check the link you paste into it. If it has “lemmy.link” at the beginning, cut that part out.

If they’ve already moved to Irish then Italians better watch out, they’re probably next.

Many Amish also only forbid electricity in their homes. Go out behind some big Amish houses and you’ll see a row of pole barns churning out gazebos and sheds using electric saws and nail guns.

Tell them you have a common autoimmune disorder like psoriasis or anything qualifying. The pharmacy likely doesn’t care. Some won’t even ask.

He needs another reason to whinge about being canceled.

"Put that cricket down! Crickets for layers only."

Woops, they attacked the rich people’s friends. That’s a wrist slapping.

Then you put cameras and sensors on what’s left and watch for it to break before doing anything.

There’s some story but not much. It’s much more sandbox than narrative. The story is mostly background for the sandbox. There are a few Community Expeditions each year that are additional guided tasks. The rewards are mostly sandbox stuff.

If you’re content with mission type activity—gather these resources; find these things; reach this milestone—then it might be worth the price, especially on sale. It’s cheap anyway.

I’d guess it’s not for you. Maybe, play a friend’s copy?