y'know, this is one thing about these settlement survival games that always bugs me is that shelter is something you take care of *before* you deal with food. Without shelter, you're gonna die from exposure faster than you will from hunger
When you were talking about the kids symbol looking like a bandit, I was like "huh???" All I saw was a baby. Then when you explained it, I saw the bandit.😂😂😂😂 Its all about perception.
flax is edible so that seem like an oversight as flax could also be seen as a food source. (people do eat flax seeds.) They should add a little income of food for flax even if it not worth the amount of food it produce.
One of those quirks of the English language, but it is not a misnomer. Habitable and inhabitable both means it is capable of being lived in or on, much like flammable and inflammable both mean in goes up in flames. The antonym would be uninhabitable. Silly language :P
Lol, it doesn't happen too often. "In" preffix often means inverting the meaning of the word. But in this case it's only because both derivative words start with it; inflame and inhabit 😂
Gotta admit, the soundtrack of the game kinda slaps
Yeah agreed!
y'know, this is one thing about these settlement survival games that always bugs me is that shelter is something you take care of *before* you deal with food. Without shelter, you're gonna die from exposure faster than you will from hunger
Yeah its a tad bit backwards perhaps
Yessss! Can't wait to chill and watch this!
Awesome!
When you were talking about the kids symbol looking like a bandit, I was like "huh???" All I saw was a baby. Then when you explained it, I saw the bandit.😂😂😂😂
Its all about perception.
Yanny/Laurel all over again =]
flax is edible so that seem like an oversight as flax could also be seen as a food source. (people do eat flax seeds.) They should add a little income of food for flax even if it not worth the amount of food it produce.
You're right, I even eat flax seeds added to yogurt fairly regularly, but it is odd there's no early game farming for food
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Seems similar to the change in scale from Frostpunk to Frostpunk 2. Interested in an eventual full series.
Yeah me too I can't wait until the full game releases
One of those quirks of the English language, but it is not a misnomer. Habitable and inhabitable both means it is capable of being lived in or on, much like flammable and inflammable both mean in goes up in flames. The antonym would be uninhabitable. Silly language :P
Oh great its another flammable, ugh
Lol, it doesn't happen too often. "In" preffix often means inverting the meaning of the word. But in this case it's only because both derivative words start with it; inflame and inhabit 😂
Looks a bit empty with no people running around
You're right, it does.
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