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Now I feel like an idiot. Point still stands, though.
Like, if you choose your symptom(s) for the day & then exit, it will reset to that scene and you can choose them again.
But if you head downstairs, you start the autosave file at the moment in time you walked down the stairs.
Same goes for if you exit in say, The Park, it will load you at the entrance to the zone you entered last every time
Zone in this instance, seems to include any scene-changing doors you've gone through. So like, if you go to the Docks & leave off in the Warehouse or the Lab the autosave should start up at the entrance to that zone
Lets use the hypothetical of a theoretical Christian prayer simulator, since we're both familiar enough with all that. Now picking on out of a hat: going up to the front it is!
First it would vividly try and recreate the experience of being in a church, try and get it so close that anyone who's actually spent a lot of time in churches starts filling in the sensations they can't communicate. Hymns sung by large groups would likely be playing.
Then you'd got down the aisle, hit a command to kneel on the cushions. At which point it would likely start with something like meditative guide prompts, mostly just saying what {insert what your denomination calls their preacher equivalent} would be saying before and/or during prayer time.
And that's probably what that would look like? Sounds like it wouldn't be a half bad activity to sim to be honest?? (Especially for people who can't get out as much)
First of all there's no WoW in China for quite a long time now.
Second, they DID change the game due to religion, there were no skeletons in the game.
Third do a little research before you spout non-sense in a forum.
They just released a new expansion a few years back dealing heavily with the Warcraft universes afterlife. One of the zones has a heavy undead aesthetic to it. The skeletons are wrapped in skin now!
It's actually a good example of accommodation benefiting everyone: because those undead looking ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ awesome! I love the not-skeletons! Rather than just limiting themselves to boring bones they made something unique instead.
I am kind of sad it put an end to the open-gut style of abomination, can't win'm all. The recent abominations have been nice too.
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But saying real world stuff has no place in games like... my dude, remember the vague mongol aesthetic WoW centaurs had? They just gave them the W3 Orc treatment. Now their allies with their own zone, in-depth culture and complex morals. It was the backdrop to a lot of kickass quests & a roaming event centered around hunting (their big on hunting).
Also one of the Khan's is deaf and she has a service dog you cannot pet (they're working you see). You can pet all the other dogs and cats now. The Centaur have so many hunting dogs, big floofy bois.
Are you for real???? Of all the things to complain about, you choose shrines??????
She explains the reason they have the shrine in game and what it means to her. It not only connects her to her religious beliefs, but also her family back home and her husband who bought it for her. It's great character development and makes Anling feel a lot more real for me.
By your own logic this means many people can't take the day off for Christmas, put up a tree or decorations, eat seasonal foods, listen to Christmas music and certainly not gift or receive gifts, as these all have roots in Christian or Pagan history and beliefs when they don't follow them. It's a save point that means something to the *character* not *you*.
I'm a Christian myself and found the inclusion of Anling's shrine as a save point very touching and meaningful. Nothing will shake my belief in my religion, and I am sure nothing will shake your own beliefs if you're sure enough about your path, so why complain about it?
We had only the Neighborhood, City, Supermarket, Farm, Trailer Park, Beach, Wharf, and the later three had no evolving storyline. There were no randomly generated areas, most of the plot wasn't there. The game ended on vague hopeful note at the dawn of 30th day for anyone who happened to get the vial from the docks.
What did exist was perfectly playable, and there was no really hard choices to make in the game ||honestly the only choice was killing Bill, which was less of a no-brainer, since he was pleasant, said he found the farm abandoned, and didn't steal your bat... still murdered the owner though & that version of the Uncle was kind to him!||
This isn't really for or against the complaint at hand, just more background than is probably necessary on the state of the game pre-full-launch.
Sir has been living comfortable in his pond all his life, and we do not begrudge him his pond. It is a nice pond, it floods sometimes and gets in other creatures business, but that's not really something he has control over.
He may not even understand why people are upset to have pond water in their space, isn't pond water the best thing ever? Doesn't it make our poor dry lives all the better? Clearly we should go swimming more, it would do us all some good.
This isn't really about this person in general, but about how social majorities are never forced outside of their comfort bubble. When they are that understandably tend to makes them uncomfortable, its new and scary after all. Which often only serves to makes it more uncomfortable and scary.
They also tend to assume because this is a new feeling to them, its news & not the background noise of many peoples everyday lives.
Christianity is a very good religion that has been used to put some genuine kindness into the world. Bullying kings to be kinder and share what they have with peasants and the like, for an example. Church officials were known to sheltered members of the local Jewish population when their were riots against them in the middle ages. This occasionally cost them their lives, an eventuality most were aware of when they chose sheltered.
But humans are flawed lil creatures & we have misused the texts and livery of The Faith for some truly evil things, and infinitely more ones that were just kind of ♥♥♥♥-ish and mean.
I feel like its an important part of the Christian experience to seek out both sides of that coin, and not shy away from the darker chapters (only diving so far into details if its a particularly abominable incident on the other hand, is more than fine)
I can't come up with a good summation, faith is messy and complicated, but if one is mindful, it can do some real good in the world. Go forth and be kind to one another!!
This is a great reply, kudos to you Meep!
Let us all learn more about each other and be kind and excellent to one another in 2024. Do one good and kind thing for another person each day if you can. Spread love and fight the forces of hatred and violence. Love, kindness, respect and joy are always the right way forward.
You are playing as a chinese woman hahaha.
Search the "I am a surgeon" scene from the Good Doctor. That's literally how you are acting. Literally you, lmao. Imagine complaining about chinese things in a game where the main character is a chinese woman. Redditor moment.
(but for serious, we should try and do better by younger generations than we were, don't know how relevant this is as I don't know how old any of u r)