Factorio

very good game

great game, still waiting for pYSEx and 2.1.14 to drop as stable

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i think i have adhd

10 просраных дедлайнов из 10, советую

the factiry must grow

Over the last 9 months I've spent an average of 41 hours per week on this game. How do I have so much free time, you ask? I do not. It is only by God's grace and a professor's mercy I somehow managed to pass last semester at college. There is a certain addicting joy to making a machine that just runs and makes stuff. Also I should note, I had 2 friends who already knew the game well who I played multiplayer with to show me the ropes. I was kinda just along for the ride and only felt so-so about it until I got to Vulcanus, played on my own a bit, and the power failed. I was by myself, and had to figure out how to get the power running again on my own. I did. And it clicked and was immensely rewarding. That, and the sheer ambience and vibe of the feeling of wonder when I landed on Vulcanus - those were what really made me fall in love with the game. Also I love the graphics for the circuits and sulfur. I literally bought a real fist-sized sulfur crystal as a desktop decoration just because of how much I liked the sulfur icon, lol. And novelty circuitboard-looking drink coasters and old computer parts off Etsy just as some random novelty decorations that look like the game's circuits, lol.