lmao anyone wanna be my mutual feel like I need to re-establish some pals on here
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lmao anyone wanna be my mutual feel like I need to re-establish some pals on here
interests tagged, hmu if it sounds interesting
@sentientmasstransit lmao I popped in for the commercials and the halftime show but other than that I was buying jumpers from England the entire time
i finally get to be In A Bed this is heaven
It’s 2024 here, so HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!!
i wish you all the best 💞
Frostpunk broke my brain. So, I like gaming, and I like a lot of games, and I've kind of had Frostpunk as a game that I want to play eventually on my backburner for a while now. Just recently I happened to see the opening cut scene for the entire game. And it completely confounded me.
Like, I get it, for game storyline purposes and stuff, they kinda need the population to go to the nearest oil supply, etc., and apparently that nearest oil source is the North Sea or something (don't at me if I'm getting some storyline stuff mixed up, all I've seen is the opening scene and the music).
The entire opening thesis is that the world has been plunged into a very sudden Ice Age. I highly doubt Ice Ages actually impact the Earth as suddenly as this one in-game did, unless triggered by some external cause (a meteor, for example). But I digress, willing suspension of disbelief and all that. But. Then the narrator and his colleagues decide that their only choice is to pull everyone together and go...NORTH?!?! WHY. The HELL. Would ANYONE. Go NORTH. After being PLUNGED into a BRAND NEW ICE AGE. That's the point where my brain went blank. They're not in South Africa or South America -- from what I can tell, they're from somewhere in England, considering the new city they found is called New London. Going north from England in the depths of a new Ice Age makes no logical sense, and that was the point where I dropped my willing suspension of disbelief. Like, I'll still buy and play the game at some point. But the foundational thesis of the game is nonsensical.
That's setting aside the questionable usage of steam-powered engines in Ice Age Scandinavia (again, just a guess there), but the reasons for that -- and I how I know it -- is a post for another day.
Happy New Year!!!
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I need more fantasy that’s like “if you just sail far enough you’ll find a magical land full of monsters and creatures and cities made of glass” like the Phantom Tollbooth and some of Lewis Carroll's poems