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I played on release but got bored because the pattern of "burn some rocks, fly to next planet" was unappealing and exploration felt non-existent with everything being vaguely the same averaged out by an algorithm. POI on each planet were evenly spaced out and uninteresting, space combat somewhere between boring and unplayable.

I love the idea of exploring planets, hoping from one to the next chasing a mystery, upgrading ships and encountering alien life. Is the game now living up to this promise? What's the core gameplay like now?

Also is VR any good? I remember trying to play again when VR support first released but it wasn't great and I stopped almost immediat

Season 1 was kind of alright. Too much setup but at least promising.

Season 2 seemed to be an improvement although ended up again not going anywhere and being more setup.

Then Season 3 comes and... it's a poorly written cluster fuck full of terrible and cringy dialogue, incoherent characters, constant terrible choices for no reason, rushed plots, etc.

Why? You can't write the script for this, read it, and think "yea man this is going to be good". Or maybe thr script could have worked with better directing, editing and delivery? It was so disappointing though.

And they are making a season 4? Sunk cost fallacy says t

It has been a while. I made the maps in January some 7 months ago and then forgot to publish them which is why it doesn't contain any specific support for the new expansion.

British Isles Map Pack

Steam Link: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3783918843
(Sorry, no Mod.io. I keep getting errors and can't figure it out)

There's maps for Ireland, Scotland, and England & Wales all at reasonable ~6 cities per player, and a massive map of the whole British Isles at ~12 cities per player for everyone that craves mega games.

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Here's the older map packs. If you haven't tried any

I used to be weird but smart and did a ton of masking but enver fully fitting in before I found out I have audhd at 40+.

I think I got lucky as I got a high paying corporate job that I'm good at. Most people never thought about me being on the spectrum or maybe mildly.

Around 2017/18 I got burnout at work. Not even the autism related one, just flat out 18 hour days until I couldn't anymore. There was a nasty fallout and poor treatment at work and I suspect that's when it compounded with an autistic burnout. The brainfog set in and I've suddenly had major social anxiety in a way I never had before.

Since then my QOL has been shit. I wake up dizzy lik

BLM correctly found the error that the paintress did not cause the gommage. The initial premise is that the paintress is believed to cause it, but it is later revealed in a twist that she does not cause it but rather paints the numbers as a warning. Ify says that she did indeed cause it, which is *obviously* wrong.

The answer accepted is that there were not 32 previous expeditions but 67 because it is a countdown from 100. While this is also an error in the initial statement, the actual number is 52 because there were no expeditions 99 to 85.

This really surprises me, because if you actually played the game you can't get it this wrong. The only way yo

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A few weeks ago I posted about getting stuck in the "protect it first, play it later" loop. I live in Ontario and I am trying to pay down about $90k in credit card debt, so it felt extra silly to be buying board game as investment for my children's future.

Update: I tried a strict rule for a month and it actually worked.

1. Nothing gets bought unless my wife's boyfriend approves. My underwear may have holes but his discipline keeps me financially sound.

2. If a game has a pledge level over $500 I will first read the description and maybe watch a video before I pledge.

3. I put together a small night kit (blankets, sleeping bag, etc) so I don't need to run the he