It just died? Wow. I didn’t know that. You are telling me now for the first time. Lemm.ee led an amazing life. What else can you say. Whether you agreed or not, it was an amazing instance that led an amazing community. I am actually sad to hear that. I am sad to hear that.
Cigarette_comedian
joined 2 years ago
Personally, I have been hooked on Kittens Game. Now, fair warning, it does contain a modicum of anticommunism, in the way you can research the cultural tech 'socialism' with the description "does nothing". That's it.
Now as for the game, you develop a civilization of kittens, keep them fed and they gather resources. You spend resources to gather and store more resources to reinvest into science and culture production. Then you start getting workshops, steam engines to auto-craft advanced materials, synergizing buildings, power management, foreign relations, trading, discovering new civilizations, extracting oil and uranium, happiness management, pollution levels, space exploration, praising the sun, sacrificing unicorns, and more that I have to reach after many many hours of clicking buttons.
Watched Lemon Cake's preview of it. All the gamplay is supposedly very good, sieges and warfare is meh due to a couple reasons including a meh AI.
The performance is sadly garbo. His computer took 7 minutes to load it, and it had noticable early game chug with an Intel 10850k and 64GB of DDR RAM.
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You are completely correct! It is called the Square Cube Law, and states that as the area of an animal increases, its volume and mass increases cubically, that is; very fast. So you could throw a mouse, a human and an elephant off of the 3rd story of a building, the mouse would be unharmed, the human break their legs, and the elephant... poor elephant. So most if not all small animals need not fear heights as much as we do.