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not really every mission

Omg the next 100h playtime are coming 😅

I'm sure some people are born with a defect and maybe it affects their cognition in such a way that they're inclined to do evil

Tough call though. Evil is so subjective in our society it seems...a lot of evil is not punished or it goes rewarded, so, hard to say

I would say that i don't think anyone could be born intrinsically evil, probably some of their actions would be more evil than the ones they act upon.

On dismembering a livid creeper, I chopped off its "right bine". I remember jilted lovers having the same issue a while back, where limbs were "bine"s instead of vines, idk if this is related.

Xeletron™ a écrit :

Can't really add new classes either since that would break the pun in name of the game (RAID; Recon, Assault, Insurgent, Demolitions) :D

OH MY GOD I JUST GOT THAT.

StockSounds a écrit :

You can't be crashlanded randoms and also have a whole warehouse of survival tools, the ability to create sheet metal out of thin air, and a professional blueprint for every single thing we can make aside from quality-based items and buildings.
I just want survivalism vibes, and if that means each roof costs 1 steel, and each building has an intermediate while the basic one is pushed forward, I'll take it.

As previously stated there are the SImple Chains series of mods that introduce intermediary production chains. You'll have to smelt your own iron in order to make any workable steel. This would be the equivalent of making that sheet metal you talked about at least in abstract form.

Adding in these production processes is absolutely asking for more complexity and if Rimworld focused more on complexity rather than meme event spam I'd absolutely love it even more and be on board with it but alas, you'll have to use mods to obtain that goal or play dorf fortress for the complex chains.

As for the immersion problem is that nothing in Rimworld could possibly work in real life aside from the very moment you crash land and even then that level of technology, is already much more than you should expect from a real immersive survivalist scenario.

If you want it to be more immersive, you'd need a techprint for every technology and let's assume that each techprint came with the machining tools to actually make the thing too just for convenience sake in this argument. But would that be any fun if you had to buy every technology through a techprint? It would definitely be more realistic and immersive. But you'd also be completely dependent on traders and RNG.

I do actually agree with you that I'd love to see some more intermediary processes. Especially for stuff like steel, but also lumber, cotton that turns into instant cloth and especially for things like components which are just waay too much of a catch-all item.

Components should really be separated into a few different categories and shouldn't be freaking mineable from the environment

Teratus a écrit :

The nameless Gamer a écrit :

Actually, if you look at various posts, gamers are NOT united. In fact, even on this forum, some are condoning the removal of games which just happened recently. And I am not one of them.

It's not quite so simple.

Some people are glad to see many of those games gone from steam (I myself am one of them)
But that doesn't mean they support the method in which those games got removed.
I've not seen anyone actually defending the idea of payment processors controlling what Steam can and cannot sell.

I talked about this extensively in another thread so I don't wish to rehash that same discussion again, but suffice to say my stance has always been those games are not illegal thus they have every right to exist, but should always have been hosted on a more appropriate platform like all other pornographic content is, not hosted on Steam like common games as they are not the same thing.

End of the day we all know it isn't going to stop with porn games though.

I still don't see why games with sexual content should exists separately from games with other kinds of mature content. Either way... there are still those who don't oppose the impending probable violations against the tattered remains of our privacy. We're already being data-mined at every virtual step. Now they want to make us upload ID credentials to access content on the internet? That's the last straw. And some people are defending that.

what if i am roleplaying as a disabled person and want to let the rest of the lobby do the hard work for me while i contribute nothing and expect rewards in return?

Oh boy, hes doubling down, Andrew, go outside, please I beg you.

难度这么低还要削弱，不如给手残弄个简单模式玩去