Learning about quant level was helpful as well

The cpu is below min specs but not by a crazy amount performance-wise, maybe “demo” it before you buy, not many people using that cpu these days.

I used to have one though too :) broke several pins on it and I decided to upgrade to Ryzen lol

My wife loves the Sims and Rimworld, but mostly the simulation and building aspects, you can tone the difficulty down, every run doesn’t have to be extreme randy lol

My wife played a little and one of the coolest features was the ability to “design” a pattern on clothes by just typing what you want in and having it generate it.

Its fun with friends, very silly and potentially infuriating at times but that’s part of the fun lol

I feel like having a toggle for overworld/underground similar to in the base game would have been very very nice.

I’d guess because it’s an option in whatever they’re using to develop the game, doesn’t mean they’ve manually tested it much if it at all though.

“Is based on taking a cut of the product of work done by others.”

That seems like a fair trade off for game developers in turn getting to use the platform who’s work was done by… Valve.

I understand why people make this argument but it’s really undercutting the value that Valve provides developers who utilize steam for distribution.

Close enough

Why would they care?

You gotta take those lemons, and stuff them down somebodies throat until they see yella

In most office environments I’ve worked at there is no option for using another email client.

Elemenoh Pee

I had the luxury of knowing nothing about the game when I played it and had a blast. 🤷

Thanks for the reminder, done as well :)

I think it’s just that the playstore doesn’t know it’s a system app like the settings panel does.

Or Alternatively they’re sitting at home in their pajamas enjoying a nice cup of coffee 🤷‍♂️

Same and same

Many laws like that where it’s unevenly applied

Coromon seems pretty similar, I only played a small portion so far though