The key is to know which rules to break with which customer though. That’s the hard part.

I originally only saw the woman and the background and pegged this for a traditional impressionist piece before noting the contrast of the fine details on the trees in the foreground. I really appreciate the blend of natural realism with impressionist techniques. Thanks for sharing.

What were the technical issues that they’re referring to? I remember seeing gameplay that look clunky with odd power progression at launch(or maybe a beta), but I don’t know how it progressed from there. I’m not a Diablo-style ARPG player so I never picked it up, but can anyone fill me in?

Yeah I felt the same on some level, but the performance wasn’t too bad to the point it was impactful until you got to the final open area at least.

I wish the steamdeck had existed when it SMT released or I would have waited a couple years for the PC release. JRPG’s just lend themselves so well tobeing played on handhelds.

I should have known better than to buy a release version of an Atlus game. New content looks good though and hopefully the new “true” ending is a bit better now than the neutral route because I found it to be a bit lacklustre.

Do you have your colonists restricted off the survival meals? That’s usually what happens to me when I forget to update them to the caravan meal restriction before I send them.

Edit: Nvm, just saw your edit. Caravanning is just dumb

This is highly inaccurate. The mathematician isn’t even wearing a bowtie.

Can’t spell crime without the Rim!

The game is called Rimworld(the name of this community) and it’s quite good if you like colony sims!

It is exceptionally hard to follow. Nearly incoherent.

It’s weird how true this is. Complex Analysis was a little weird conceptually sometimes, but it made sense once you wrap your head around the complex plane structure. Proofs in Real Analysis felt like they were basically just gibberish created to support the existing calculus.

I’m glad I’m not the only one who found the world resets frustrating. I agree that the world is interesting and atmospheric, but as someone who enjoys thoroughly exploring, the resets just kept ruining my immersion into the world. Maybe one day I’ll go back to the game.

Generally Randy on standard Losing is Fun difficulty. Once you’ve got a full killbox and fully equipped pawns unless you get a weird combination of threats most raids do end up being fairly trivial.

Automation is a big part, but it will always require manual intervention by design to keep things running smooth. The best parts of the game the once that require a players touch in my opinion.

I’m also a player that tends to get bored with endgame colonies once raids stop being a threat though so the worst aspects of a very large colony are probably lost on me. If the feature helps someone then I hope it gets made, but I would worry about performance with this type of a change because you’re forcing a mood check(and possible recreation for the OP request) with every hunger check per pawn.

I don’t know that I see a lot of benefit to having an option of ‘Eat Lavish meal every X days’ like you would for drugs. The mood boost lasts for a full day so it would be easier to just manually tell the pawn to consume one of you’re planning to abuse them a bit or they need a big mood boost. There’s already a default Lavish meal restriction that can be set if you need it for more than one time also.