“What’s the point of investing in these characters knowing they’re doomed to fail?”

I do this, but I leave games for weeks or months, and then return to them and think “oh, that’s right, that’s why I stopped playing!!”

Fucking hell America!

Captain Planet was part of the problem. It was always individuals who were evil, and individuals who had specific plans. It was never corporations, never governments, never us and our apathy.

That’s why I fucking hated Captain Planet. I always saw it as American imperial propaganda bullshit.

Given your post on this, I would say you’ve visited exactly zero holocaust museums.

I’m getting old because all I thought whilst reading this is “I hope they paid for professional cleaners to come in afterwards”.

Yeah, now I can’t use anything in my base, including the storage where I put all my fuel and materials, so I’m really stuck.

Thinking of just starting again, but at the same time I don’t know if I enjoy the game enough to do so.

This is a really cool review. I might have to get this now!

There are modders that make pose packs, so hope they can work this into this feature.

Great.

It’s a single player game. You don’t need the expansions to have fun with the game

This shit is learned. You learn how to hate the other growing up. You’re taught it in school, at home, in church, through music, sports, books, comics, games and other media.

Gamers are dicks.

In a story about how someone doesn’t feel welcome or represented, you condemn them for using a word to describe themselves.

Well done Mr Spiegelman!!
Now this is how you art!

Yeah, let’s write Hitler out of history too.

I tend to build massive, sprawling, but ultimately feeling empty lots.

So what I try to do is save all the rooms I’ve created and then try and build the same house on a smaller lot. Figure out what I can add, what I should cut, and where I can utilise clever tricks to save space.

Yeah, I saw this as well! Or maybe it’s the other part like threebuffsharks mentioned, but I definitely remember spotting him in the film.

Community isn’t exactly sci-fi, but it is incredibly nerdy.

It’s a clever dig at the USA education system.

No you don’t.