LukeAlmighty 🇨🇿 @LukeAlmighty@gameliberty.club

After playing Factorio and Dyson spheare, I tried Satisfactory..

Man, is that game so painful...
I know, that the point of the game is to build, build large, and build larger, but.... This game did a capital sin of factory games.

It made the "building" part of the game painful, while also making offering you exploration to waste your time. Exploration.

That means, that at some point, you'll just give up, and explore for 5 hours, instead of expanding. And as I said, expanding the factory is PAINFUL.

So, so far:
Factorio: Still the best by far
DSP: Entertaining, but with a lame end game
Satisfactory: 💩

@mikem
How the fuck is it posssible, that wanksucker is the lowest combination?

@ChristiJunior @SerfnUSA
Please, Don't let me rant about enlightened centrists.
I hate them so deeply...
There aren't many stands in the world, that I hate, since hate is a seriously strong emotion, but centrists are just evil.

@matrix
I am so happy that this market is catching on.

@sjw @dave
I might be a zoomer, but black bears do not live in czech republic.

@reddit_memebot
Should ai watch the old series?

@Zerglingman
If you take it that way....

NO!!! A christian argument making a perfect sense? That never happened to me before.

@waifu

@Zerglingman
Although, the word tutorial is accurate when it comes to the mechanics, I chose "loading screen", for the emotional value.

Obviously, this aplies only to christians who DO believe in an ethernal life.

There is one opinion that I do hold, that I know is a TM Atheist mastermind TM, but I still cannot see any way around it.

I believe, that this life is all I have. And that is what drives me to not waste it on bullshit. But what can drive christians to go forward and enjoy every day of this life, if it's nothing but a loading screen to the real deal?

@adalberht @Shadowman311
Just in case you never heard of it:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7alEYTMtELk

@animeirl @ChristiJunior @dave @polarisera @Matty @Nudhul
Debates on fediverse:
10 percent: Neetsche constructs an argument from a set of assumptions, that imply inevitable conclustion.

90 percent:
My bolls aren't distributed based on benfords law. Your argument is invalid.