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i've discovered Kenshi a couple years ago, needless to say it's by far my favorite game, i return to it constantly and i love it both vanilla and modded.

I am aware that this gem of a game is played differently by each player, everyone can find their own way in the game, so these suggestion might not encounter any sort of interest, but anyway, my suggestions:

group tasks: if you have many characters and want to edit their jobs, you have to edit them one by one, example: "follow x", if i want to remove it from 10 characters, i have to do it manually, how about if i remove a task when selecting more characters, it is removed from all selected characters.

**generic task instead of spec

i played s1 and a bit of s2, s3 decided to skip. I see that the player base has again shrunk to around 1000+ peak players so i guess they didn't change much to the super boring loop, i hope to be wrong tho. If you guys still play, what is that keep you there? I would love to go back to LO but i'm scared i'll just waste my time.

i love your creations, i love minis, painting and all that, but i'm stuck on the vtt scenario for at least quite some time... so i was wondering... after making your gorgeous creations, would be so kind to make a top bottom picture of your craft so that unlucky fellow like me can enjoy dnd session through vtt? :) thank you very much, <3

i've played roughly 800 hours since release, played a bit of S2... so here i am now, looking at the steam chart and asking myself: did the developer learned anything from the past 10+ months? and i start getting doubts... to play LO you need commitment, and i'm scared shitless of starting this game again because the amount of commitment in this game is usually as high as the amount of frustration. Is PvE worth it now? or is the same old shitty-AI eating sand while masturbating? Is the grind-flow optimized or is the old "drive few hours for frags, or that material, bring home, craft stuff, go hunt players, avoid their you are a zerg tears and call it a

and i think this is a pretty damn good sci-fi movie! Few seconds into the show i started getting Moebius vibes, then Warhammer40k, Star-Trek but also Star Wars vibes; and even 2001ASO vibes. By the end of the first episode i was vibrating so much i felt the urge to binge the whole season non-stop. Now that I've depleted my sci-fi thirst, i checked some reviews about it and i read here and there that there's plot-holes in the script, i disagree, surely it has blank spaces that need to be filled by next season/s but those are required to keep the mistery-level high. I loved it, thanks Sir Ridely Scott, please make more!

but i've played the game on pc since the very minute it released and except for jackie's chopsticks and couple laughable bugs, nothing broke my experience. I didn't follow the marketing before release and considering my distaste for The Witcher i approached this game with no expectations; while playing i found myself in some sort of exciting cyber-skyrim with a random T pose around 90 hours in, and a lot of feelings for the npcs (which i never had in other games i guess)..... were we on steam lucky while everybody else got screwed? Was this game supposed to be some sort of cyber jesus coming to save us all from bad games? I probably should just close reddit for a bit, since everything positi

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i went full quickhack build, its pretty overpowered once you learn how to upgrade hacks, and buy those few really nice, put em in a proper operating system... and learn to use them. I literally feel like the puppet master from ghost in the shell. any cool build anyone? im planning on making a new playthrough with pistols, crit based (Reflex+Cool) and mantis blades... suggestions?