also about as far as i've ever gotten playing workers and resources
"Aw fuck, do I want to start a farm or a gravel pit? I'm paralyzed with indecision, better uninstall now"
honestly the biggest problem is that i'm a useless apparatchik and the people who should be making decisions about gravel pits are the quarry workers
oh i've never uninstalled it i just keep becoming paralyzed with indecision over and over again because surely one of these days i'll get over my executive dysfunction enough to build a small network of collective farms around an urban center with a food factory. surely.
it takes me several real life weeks of prep just to get the construction industry and it's support population up and running
super rewarding if you power through eventually though. however long it takes.
i will keep calling it the kerbal space program of city and factory games
good to know, i think part of what stops me is seeing the several weeks of prep i need to do and noping out of there to play dwarf fortress
lol for me dwarf fortress is the prep game.
way moreso though for rimworld since i intricately mod and balance the game and create characters/xenohumans and do a trans cyberpunk thing
i haven't figured out how to do that for dwarf fortress i have a feeling i will eventually
But what if you make a bunch of collective farms around a fabric factory and a clothing manufacturer and they make some really pretty stuff. Oh, but people need bread with the roses and uhhhhhhhh.
mostly not because i'm trying to skip past the worst of it and actually play the game. it's weird, i can play dwarf fortress and make all the decisions i need to but when it comes to w&r i just can't.
you too? that game seems so simple and yet it is just deceptively difficult to understand
In Soviet Alaska (owned by RuZZia) the entire population of one town lives in one commie bloc and they all share the same bathroom. Still think communism is "cool"?
Marx wrote several books explaining the communal toothbrush is the key to it all.
This is a strawman argument, because communism is a concept and not a specific implementation.
You might not like it, but this is what peak walkable neighborhood performance looks like.
Whittier is cool. They've got everything packed in to that building.
