Can definitely recommend!

For everyone interested: there is actually a book about the creation and downfall of Rapture. (it’s called Rapture)

Since writing that last comment I have that funny thought of a diplomacy lottery in my head where it’s randomly decided who will join a trained diplomat or experts on state visits to represent the people. “… And this year… Dale will visit the environmental summit with our experts in …” followed by an AMA where Dale can share their impressions. I’d love it ;D

No, what you describe is chaos. Anarchy means there are no rulers. People rule themselves and are also looking out for each other thus enforcing the minimum set of rules that are necessary to have a stable society. Rules can come from a consensus, yes.

A current example is the anarchist punk camp on Sylt where it was decided that dogs need to be on a leash when your are in the camp. If someone sees someone with a dog without a leash, they tell them of the decision and why it was made and that’s it.

And it doesn’t mean that there are no rules but no rulers.

That looks nice! Consider posting to !imadethis@lemmy.zip as well. I’m sure they’ll love it :)

Sent you a DM, have fun:)

If it’s just about persona, I can send you the key

Before or after his epiphany? :D

I love it when they reopen construction sites where cables from other carriers were recently buried (after Telekom said no) because NOW they want to provide their shit there too.

More than his super racist guard? I felt like there was no way to handle this situation without disappointing Kim… which was not out of the ordinary in my playthrough but still… :(

But still, estrogen is making me hot and sweaty so you were not entirely wrong :D

I hate to say it actually depicts the concept pretty good

I dropped my first playthrough because of this. Second time went a bit more smooth, don’t know if I set up things smarter or whatever but the grinding stops as soon as you managed your carrot income.

For me it felt a bit overwhelming to have all the dlcs plus main game at once so if recommend buying them later and only if you like it more than now.

You’re right they were

Over 900 games in library, plays WoW instead…

I had the same experience with Graveyard Keeper but gave it another try a few years later. Either they balanced it more or it bothered me less, but the second time I was able to complete it without ending up hating it :D

Gives me Strange Horticulture vibes

This is sad. For the same reason I can’t play Half Life 2, Portal and Talos Principle >.<

I haven’t played since they added a bunch of updates and features but a while back it lacked the deep bonds you can forge in Stardew Valley but they added more content to this part of the game so I guess it became better in this regard. Collecting pets is likely still the main focus.

You start in a base island where you can forage building material and start collecting pets. You then build flying objects (I think you start with a kite?) to leave and discover other islands with different pets and different difficulties (finding out the difficulty is through fuck around and find out afaik).

The building is besides some very basic objects entirely optional but having a barn fit your pets it’s very important. But then you can go out, discover islands and collect pets.

What felt a bit annoying was that there are specific items needed to open dungeons on some of these islands and these items may only appear during a specific season. I was a bit frustrated when I finally found the summer dungeon and it just became fall.

Writing this made me want to replay it since they added a bunch of interesting stuff. But even in it’s unfinished state I would have recommended it.