Satisfactory is fun (Saying gaming is something that should be stopped as you get older is weird)

1. 2024-09-18 at 7:15 AM UTC

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   eBagger Tuskegee Airman
   Generic screen shot of my truck depot I got working the other day, but I am far past this now.
   
   I'm trying to figure out oil and all the plastic/rubber ratio bullshit again. Still quite a few bugs in the full release but honestly with all the content and possibilities and shit they fit into this game its still good.
   
   It like drip feeds you all these quality of life upgrades where you keep saying maybe one more phase or tier and then I'm done, but then you unlock the new shit to fuck with and its like "oh"...well I guess I'll play some more
   
   I'm playing because it just went full release, I stopped playing during early release because it got too complicated. And its getting too complicated again but I don't care I'm in it to win it this time. I'm still doing the same stupid mistakes and I told myself I wouldn't play like this this time. I rush and make everything look like shit and function poorly for the sake of hurrying up to get the next quality of life update. I said when I got the jet pack and it was easier to maneuver I would start having fun by actually taking my time and making things look aesthetically pleasing as well as functional, but I'm still slapping shit together all willy nilly. I'm about to tear down my test oil power plant because it only functions half the time and make it nice.
   
   You forget how annoying the game is too, but they added something awesome to remedy it. I have memory problems anyway, half of the game if you forget something you have to travel back and put it in your inventory which I was doing alot, and you need alot of supplies to build, but they added in an alien technology (also something you must harvest resources from) that allows your parts to be stored in a cloud of sorts and you an access them wherever you are, which has totally changed.
   
   
   
   Not that anybody has said I'm too old to be playing games or anything, but yeah, I was thinking how ridiculous the sentiment of stopping playing games when you get older is odd as fuck because like, think about it, games rely on technology which inherently improves over time.....and granted while advanced at the time, all my favorite games currently besides like, Zelda:OOT or Command and conquer or something had been unable to be developed because of the technological restrictions.
   
   k bye
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2. 2024-09-18 at 7:22 AM UTC

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   RisiR † 29 Autism
   This post made me happy! eBagger ya ol' hoot. I couldn't agree more.
3. 2024-09-18 at 7:23 AM UTC

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   ner vegas African Astronaut
   I tried it, never got into it, still prefer factorio
4. 2024-09-18 at 7:56 AM UTC

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   eBagger Tuskegee Airman

   Originally posted by RisiR † This post made me happy! eBagger ya ol' hoot. I couldn't agree more.

   
   
   
   

   Originally posted by ner vegas I tried it, never got into it, still prefer factorio

   
   Factorio is one of the best thought out games ever, one of the few games I was determined to beat. Yeah this is pretty similar though, the throwing of explosives to clear trees and stuff is especially making me remember Factorio. But yeah, the first person and having to maneuver and go long distances for making long tedious belts isn't for everybody.
5. 2024-09-23 at 3:03 PM UTC

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   Bradley Florida Man
   I worked at a factory before and it was sad. Sorry to hear about the long hours you're spending at the saddest factory, you must be made sad
6. 2024-09-23 at 3:15 PM UTC

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   the man who put it in my hood Black Hole [miraculously counterclaim my golf]
   Wow thanks to the steam family feature I now own this game suddenly overnight!
   
   

   Originally posted by the man who put it in my hood nvm Gabe Newell is kinda chill and based, just got 500 games for free
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7. 2024-09-23 at 4:08 PM UTC

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   Bradley Florida Man
   aldra is part of my family (on steam too) but I don't play games much these days
   
   I will when school ends for winter break for a month