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  • I don't do live service or MMO games. I DO do games that have an ending of sorts, something to strive towards. E.g. launching a rocket in Factorio, self-sustaining in ONI, etc. With Timberborn to my understanding there's no such thing.

    There was a time when it was perfectly okay to have a game you thoroughly enjoyed for say 10-, 20-, or 30 hours, and then 'ended the game'.

    Any citybuilder I put down after 30 hours is probably one I consider a failure. The key thing with citybuilders is they're supposed to have replayability.

  • If memory serves, she actually collaborated with the CDC to create a disease model that could realistically exist.

    So every time I came up with a new iteration of Kellis-Amberlee, I would call back and say, “If I did this, this, this, this, this and this, could I raise the dead?” And every single time they would say, “No.” And I’d say, “OK,” hang up, and go back to working. After about the 17th time, I called and said, “If I did this, this, this, this, this, this and this, could I raise the dead?” And got, “Don’t . . . don’t do that.” At that point, I knew I had a viable virus.

  • Review bombing requires

    1. A scandal, and there's no indication Half Moon was involved in any such.
    2. Coordination, which is easy enough to find on Google or elsewhere. Again, no indication of such.
    3. Most of the time, at least some reviews in the bomb will state why they are downvoting the game. No indication of such.

    Sometimes bad reviews are just bad reviews.