@lion2447: That would be cool. It's a lot of coding work though.

@lion2447: Wasn't the base game campaign's generator quite far away from the coast? (Though of course it's hard to tell when there is a huge layer of ice obscuring everything.)

If this game is about "making connections", then one of the "connections" that is shown in this game is things eating other things and pooping them out - as fruits.

I heard from the game's Reddit that the game had a Y2K-like bug. The game fritzed on 1st January 2020.

@twztid13: . Sure, I may have defended some of them in the past - but that's mainly to annoy fans of this-and-that game who get pissed that the game that they like wasn't reviewed "fairly".

That said, I remember you too. Screw you, by the way.

@justinw303: That grudge is borne from expectations not being met.

Prior to actually knowing about this game, I had heard so much praise about this game from its fans.

Now having known about it, this game just seems overrated to me, and its fans are fools with so much hot air - and they have terrible standards.

That said, I wrote all that during the time when I actually wanted to put effort into annoying the crap out of the diehard fans of this-and-that game.

That was years ago, if the time marks on my comments here haven't told you that already. That phase is long gone.

Fucking fans - so tiresome.

After having played UnderMine and its far better control scheme, this game's combat just feels clunky.

Yeesh. No shortage of cherry-pickers, huh? Seen so many of these over the years.

@Crazy_sahara: Man, I have heard that before. So tiresome.

@real1gaming: Unique case of waste of potential, I would say. If they indeed hired professional voice actors at professional rates, and then directed them to give bland performances, that's money going down the drain.