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Top right wins, every time. They don’t call Space the Final Frontier for nothing…

32century stuff. Everyone is a little bit of everything, so make-up gets to be whatever.

The part where they buy a skin to show off.

It’s less about the value to children and more about exploiting that to extract money without any regard to the children’s wellbeing. Crappy toys would be purged in a more ethical state of the world instead of being allowed to thrive and take over.

Just look at that lovely lady breathing in nature, almost tasting it. She’s so in tune with her surroundings, one could even say… her ass is grass.

If that ain’t proof microtransactions are a bane on society, then we’re already too corrupt to care.

Good sandwiches are hard to come by.

Didn’t the Breen attack Earth after allying with the Dominion?

Colonists agree.

“You overcooked this one in your ovens. Be more careful with your offsprings!”

It might have been higher in the past or it is higher in tournaments, can’t say. But yes, cash out twice to win.

Quickplay is 10k for a total of 20k to win.

I’d find that a modern reimagining of TNG would be lacking. In that we lack the state of mind we had during its rise and the environment in which it is to be produced is far more hostile to its views.

Not just your experience, all of the games I’ve seen have a steady pulse of reviews about giving up due to of older players shitting on newbies, with devs silently endorsing it or having their hands tied by management because either “that’s the way it’s meant to be played” or they have a microtransactions shop and this toxicity encourages petty rage spending to catch up.

And it works, because despite the mixed or barely positive reviews, these games still enjoy a steady stream of players enjoying the cycle of abuse.

I’d consider it an exploitation of the “do unto others what was done unto me” psychological thing we humans tend to have going on.

Hmm… I am a quack, therefore I duck?

You’ll get Escape from Tarkov vs Escape from Duckov and you’ll like it!

Ooh, I died every step of the way.

Taking advantage of Epic while it’s taking advantage of me, I’m playing Nightingale. It reminds me a lot of Return to Moria, also an ‘Epic’ adventure.

Character creation is kinda fun as you get to pick your family tree from preset models of any race, then adjust your own model to look a little more like them.

Tutorial is a bit lacking for anyone new to the genre and while the introductory map is quite large, it all tends to repeat. You can go around collecting the basic form of tools and some weapons, which then unlocks their blueprints for free in your progression trees. And boy there are many!
Wood axe, skinning knife, pickaxe, climbing dual pickaxes for climbing walls, umbrella for floating down from great heights, hammer presumably for advanced construction, sickle for harvesting and a watering can.
Then there’s the weapons, sword for slashing, maul for blunt, bow for piercing, slingbow/crossbow with FX marbles and found elemental ammo for rifle, revolver and shotgun.
All can be used to deal damage relatively. The wood axe is the first weapon given.

There are corruption enemies, there’s wildlife, giant spiders, puzzles, destructible environment with some secrets and flying essence point (universal currency so far) swarms that you can chase around. A lot of gathering and different crafting stations. Item modifications, food buffs, resting to change difficulty or day/night. NPCs to stay in base or follow you around.
A lot of little things that can get overwhelming.

But it shows it’s early access. Can’t say i recommend it wholeheartedly. I’m playing solo, so I’m unable to say anything about coop mishaps. If you don’t mind Epic and like the survival crafting genre, I’d give it a go now while it’s free to gain.

Left. Still no.

No, citizenship doesn’t apply to ascended beings.