Flamekebab

Fleeing “religious persecution” in Europe, as they called it.

I can definitely see the appeal of being able to do stuff with the information, and I doubt I could sit down and make a list of every game I’ve ever played. However my memory is pretty good for this sort of thing. It’s very rare for me to lose objects as I have a database-like memory for that stuff.

Amusingly this means that if someone else moves things then I’m comedically awful at searching for whatever it was, and if I move house or re-organise then it takes me a few weeks for my brain to record all the new data. Until then I’m a clueless idiot.

Oh and as I said in another comment - time is my nemesis. I often don’t know what day of the week it is and anything beyond about a week and a half into the future has almost no meaning to me. It’s not a very useful trade-off!

The tradeoff is that I’m terrible at time. Anything beyond about ten days in the future is almost meaningless to me.

Reading the comments - am I the weird one for just remembering?

Can we get them to depend utterly on AI? That’d definitely help.

Can I get paid to state the bleeding obvious?

I played this on Game Pass (Gamepass? I don’t recall how they brand it) years ago and had fun with it. I’d enjoy playing it again, assuming I could forget my previous playthrough.

It’d be good if we could get something a bit more left than MOAR NEOLIBERALISM. I’m so done with neoliberal capitalism but it seems that large chunks of the populace still think it’s the damn '80s and greed is good.

A party that could seriously offer a decent future could do well. Redistribute some wealth and let’s get this shit going. You know what happens when more money goes to the bottom of the pyramid? It goes straight back into the economy.

I don’t really get what the point of gargling billionaire balls is. Ruling over ashes doesn’t seem like it’d be particularly fun and being able to be bought off with shiny things is frankly embarrassing.