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I personally though ED was quite shallow. Deeper than e.g. No Man’s Sky but still very “fake”. The economy is just a bunch of RNG, nothing real. I recently got into X4: Foundations which is much better IMHO. It really simulates the entire economy and production chains. You can carry out supply chain attacks on your enemies. It’s like a cross between ED and Stellaris.

22421382 here. I can’t believe I still know that number by heart after 20+ years.

Same shit as in 2016, dems putting the weakest candidate.

The real people pushing this are lobbyists working for the companies that sell the monitoring software.

Never heard of this before, but it looks pretty good!

It’s not, I’m an avid Android user myself. It’s just an observation. I would have expected more professional apps on Android and also a buch of “see how rich I am” apps on iOS

So, the most expensive iOS apps are complicated applications aimed at professionals, while the most expensive Android apps are all junk apps aimed at rich people.

Als, your bed is for sleeping (and sexy times). No phones, no tv, no distraction.

Ok, and how does an attack on the energy grid bring us back to their version of what makes a good society?

What is it with far right nutters trying to destroy the grid? What are they getting out of it?

Thanks!

Does this work with ublock? I noticed some consent popups are broken with ublock annoyances filter.

I lost interest in this game half way through. I really don’t like how the enemies level up with you. I was about 2/3rds through the main quest line when the bad guys became such bullet sponges that it wasn’t fun anymore. Like, multiple nukes to the face and they still keep coming.

I far prefer games where the enemies scale by location, not the player.

Looks great. Is this from the makers of Don’t Starve and Rotwood? It looks familliar.

I’ve had it in Early Access for a while. It’s a great game!

Woodworking is very popular among techies for a reason. As are playing music and climbing (bouldering)

I’m not sure. Similar communities at different instances can have very different rules and vibes. There’s a reason people prefer talking politics on Beehaw versus Hexbear.

I like the Kbin solution so far. Leave communities separate but cross-link and deduplicate individual threads from multiple communities in your feed. The implementation at Kbin is still a bit flawed, but the idea is sound.

But is it no-code so I can fire all my developers?

There’s plenty to do outside the latest expansion

If you treat it as a single player game maybe. There are very few players outside the latest expansion. Maybe a few power-levelling alts. Some quests are almost impossible because you’re supposed to do them with multiple people and there’s nobody around.

I prefer the Elder Scrolls Online way. It has far less power creep and more sideways progression, so people run all content all the time.

They are not hiding that you need a subscription to access the latest expansion. But they don’t tell you the rest of the game is dead so you need the latest expansion to do basically anything.