I read through some of his comments, and it seems like he is from Australia. He was probably just trying to “discuss” in bad faith. Also the comment was removed anyway.

I don’t know what this other guy is talking about. Yeah Denmark have its problems like any other country. But straight up saying it’s the kkk is just plain wrong.

Ah fair fair, I see that now, sorry for giving you false hope haha

Well I live in Norway, I guess not every county are able to move it freely?

I work for a big company, and moved my pension. And I can invest it, in almost whatever I want. And because the yearly fee for the funds i choose is less than what my company payed before. I get payed the difference, which is nice.

I don’t have 24 free hours, but damn if iam going to try to spend them all on Factorio anyway!

Okay you’re just trolling.

There is no alternative that can do the same

I haven’t played RCT so not sure how I compares.

But Factorio is first of, a sandbox game. You can build however you want in your own tempo. Not sure what you mean by finicky?

But I don’t think it’s tedious micromanagement at all. it feels super good when you build something new and it works. And there is so many technologies and it’s jus fun exploring how everything works together and coming up with new designs!

There is also enemies, but can be turned off if you just want to focus on building a Factory. I mostly play with them, building up defences and killboxes and making automated train supply that comes with ammo, wall, etc.

It has a demo you can try out. It’s scenarios so you try out different base mechanics in the game. But the actual game is a sandbox game.

I really like the camera bar, and definitely makes it easier to hold

Go to printables.com or thingiverse.com (I personally prefer printables) search for whatever your hobby is. And print something for that.

Yeah why don’t they just build a roof over them?

“Make a big farting noice” is very popular with my kids

There is already books written entirely by AI too, AI is litterly getting everywhere