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I would love to have the ability to pet the dlc cat as well as the animals that are on our farm. Each tap could possibly boost their value when producing.

i love this game but no update for like 1 year ++

Publicado originalmente por Marvel Rivals:

Season 3.5 Arrives

View full event information here:
https://steamcommunity.com/ogg/2767030/announcements/detail/541112753868243357

I was so excited for this game but eomm has made me no longer want to play. i lose and lose and lose no matter how hard i play and now im getting the people in chat who complain and make the game worse. I loved this game and have solo defended it to alot of groups but im done. have fun watching your game die from eomm instead of skill based matchmaking

Publicado originalmente por Thrash:

When did you get that?

it was a twitch drop campaign like last week

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Publicado originalmente por Quillithe:

Not a fan of books, I take it.

No, despite being THE book nerd pre 2010s, I left that chapter in life behind me. Books are an outdated medium. Says the person who owns 3000+ books and has most stored in boxes.

Publicado originalmente por Meta03:

If you don't get it, you just don't get it...

That's about it. Don't get it. Seems like there's no way around that.

Publicado originalmente por Bambel:

tik tok kid

1989 actually. A year before the Berlin Wall fell, thanks to David Hasselhoff's songs.

Publicado originalmente por Microsoft Word:

There is no way this isn't bait lol

Publicado originalmente por Fey Dragonette:

Low quality bait.

Yeah sorry guys if you all feel offended, but I was rather looking for people who'd agree with me this, that Outer Wilds is crazy overrated and not that great of a game.

You played the game for 3 minutes. LOL. Bait is bait. Troll is troll.

The main problem for me is how disjointed strategic planning becomes.

If the era resets are removed from the conversation and it's literally only civ switching we're looking at, then my problem is that a lot of the civs don't really mesh together in terms of strategy.

As in, Mississippians get extra food and Inca (who they can always switch to next) get extra food, too. But that's a superficial connection... Mississippians want to focus on cramming districts around resources to get the food, while Inca want to be near mountains. So, sure, both are food-focused and help me get more pop. But the *planning* for each is totally different, in that for Antiquity, I'll not settle for mountains but for resources. I'm not going to settle 50 turns early around a great mountain spot and pass up a great spot with 2-3 resources next to each other just to make Inca work for me in the next era.

It's that type of stuff that is the problem.

And yes, someone wrote it above, but if the base game launched with 30 civs per age, the issue might be less drastic. But at the price of each DLC, I'm not dropping hundreds of dollars just to get 20 more civs per age.

All that said, it's also just how jarring the civ switch is. There's no gradual evolution, and you just instantly become someone else. HumanKind did that, too, but the catch was, you could stay as your current civ in the next era if you really wanted to.

In the pitch black and they are invisible in my game, i have to wander around in the dark waving my hands around in the air with a test tube trying my luck to catch one

I had the same problem yesterday and today it is working perfectly

No, you shouldn't.

什么垃圾工作室给老子滚远点，还打天下打你妈臭骚逼杂种。