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Satisfactory.

Totally my fault, it's not a bad game it just wasn't remotely what I was looking for when I bought it.

I got it expecting "factorio in 3d", however in reality it was more like Subnautica or Fallout 4 if the base building in those games was the main part of the game.

By the time I had finished loading the first phase of the space elevator I had came to terms with this.

As it turns out, the game that scratched that itch was heavily modded Space Engineers.

I'll try:

Are you sure that's the most important upgrade? Not modifying it so the direct connection to Zucc's goon cave works 2 ways?

In the same Boat, Crystalien Conflict was probably one of the first RTS games I ever played - it was either that or the OG Creeper World.

Nah just gamer president clips to play over discord with my buddies, likely won't even post them anywhere.

I have a theory that freaky cartoon porn on the internet is going to spawn a "market" for entertainers somehow.

It's like... the 'weird factor' of it is such that you could probably capture a large audience by trying to explain or understand it in a neutral, non-judgmental way. Study the way a person ends up being 'into it' in the same way people study the life cycle of a marine mammal or something.

I'm probably not saying this right.

I tried a rogue that I built into heavy crossbows and line-holding while also having Ass Orion, there are definitely times I feel that it was redundant/wasteful (such as skill checks) but it pays off during stealth fights.

Having 2 characters that can move, enter stealth, and sneak attack in the same turn is extremely powerful.

[SPOILERS BELOW] Beat the cenobite doctor and the toll house lady back to back using this at lvl6, neither bosses got any attacks off on my guys. Idk if this is supposed to be impressive or anything, but In both cases I used both rouges to exploit the bosses AI, although admittedly the toll house fight was clearly designed for stealth.

How is Linux game compatibility doing in current year?

How about user experience? Should one still expect to have to troubleshoot things on a consistent basis?

Considering doing a rebuild of my win 10 system in the near future and am getting tired of all these obnoxious pop-ups that I can't disable asking me to "finish setting up my PC" by connecting to /signing up for various services.

I remember playing the one based on the first Michael Bay film when I was really little, I remember the vibe being almost like a Just Cause game in how it was the best destruction sandbox I'd ever played (at that point in time).

I still remember those exploding white 'power cells' (?) From the power plant area of the first map.

Quick sanity check to make sure I'm not the only one who sees that this was cross-posted from a furry porn forum. 🧐😨🤢🤮💀

I'm not the only one, right?

Tried it a while back, thought it was really cool conceptually but it didn't really scratch any itches for me so I put it down after a couple hours.

I did hear they're adding an enemy that expands/progresses, that was something that seemed to be missing when I tried so I'm considering giving it another spin once that update drops and/or I stop fiending on Xenonauts 2.

Closest I've ever gotten to the Jones one was playing Xenonauts 2.

On the Geoscape stoned late at night and the alien activity updated right when the music hit, Terry Davis manifested in my 8th cranial nerve and told me to "run them over".

You should go to Poland and do some Johnny Silverhand type shit.