u/will1707
Hello.
Haven't touched the game since late 2019, only own the base game.
As far as I know the DLCs only (mostly?) add cosmetic stuff, right? nothing you need.
What's the opinion on the Isle, is it worth the buy? The reviews aren't very good.
Thanks!
Something like a game where the character's main motivation is to become known for their creations. Maybe an accomplished blacksmith, or a renowned alchemist or whatever
No electricity. Maybe not even steel. Pure wood and stone.
Stuff to save foods would be nice, since freezers wouldn't be a thing. I know salting/smoking meat is a thing, but vegetables?
Also, but more of a cosmetic thing, furniture "skins" would be nice. It would be weird to have a primitive colony with modern looking beds (I know VFE: Vikings has fur beds, but other furnitures would be nice too)
I don't mind a little bit of combat, but nothing like bossing or whatever.
(Over the top example) Imagine all the parts that come with the making of shoes. The leather you need, the thread, the dyes, the little metal parts. I know it's impossible to ask for a game that goes too deep into the crafting aspect of it, but the deepest you can imagine would be fine.
For most games you just need "Fiber" or "X Cloth" for any kind of clothing.
The crafting chains from Factorio can get complex, but you only need a couple resources for them. I'm looking for a game that rewards exploration and resource management. (Literal) Farming is ok, just not the main aspect of it (So no Stardew Valley and other
No evil plots, no dark side. Just being a troll and driving everyone InSanE because it's so much fun!
Nothing with guns, if possible. Tracking beasts and hunting them.
Far Cry Primal kinda hits the spot but not really.
Pretty much as it says on the title. Games where you can be the biggest, cruelest, evilest player.
Right?
Ark doesn't count though. As fun as it can get, it goes sci-fi eventually.
Cannon. Not canon.
Fascinated after watching a pirate-themed movie, Harry starts developing a combat style that basically amounts to shooting magical cannonballs at his enemies.
Looking for [finished] stories where a disatisfied Harry discovers that winning the war wasn't enough.
Old and jaded, or just fresh in the Auror program, he decides that the purebloods are still a problem.
Kind of like in Democracy linkffn(13072492), where it's done pacifically, or something where he has to dirty his hands.
(I've read pretty much everythin by that author though)
Thanks!
