C-shites? Not sure who you're referencing with that.
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Yeah, I've no idea how I figured it all out, but I remember a steep learning curve.
The big thing for me is finding a rhythm in the gameplay loop and just sitting comfy in it. While I often describe the game as my "war crime simulator" and a "frantic rush from one dumpster fire to the next", I still find my deepest chill just watching my pawns live their lives farming rice and ranching a herd of boomalope.
Big same. I'm closing in on 10k hours in Rimworld (been playing since 2016) and don't know if I should be proud or ashamed.
Or just add-on for any chrome based mobile browser.
I'm always happy when open source Devs build new features (makes me assume they have passions they're pursuing), so glad theyre sharing their work all the same.
Pay walled out of reading article :/
What did the investigation conclude? Or is it in going?
Didn't know what bad jacketing was, so looked it up (didn't expect to find anything for fedjacketing, hence why I just asked). Its interesting that Fedjacketing shows up as a form of badjacketing on the wiki page.
To cite the Wikipedia page:
Bad-jacketing is a term for planting doubt on the authenticity of an individual's bona fides or identity. An example would be creating suspicion through spreading false rumors, manufacturing evidence, etc., that falsely portray someone in a community organization as an informant, or member of law enforcement, or guilty of malfeasance such as skimming organization funds.
Fed jacketed? What's that?
I can't tell if this is like the federal government coming for you or some fediverse thing.
Is this in reference to sometching specific?
I have heard about them selling search data to bing. While concerning, I don't think that's quite the same thing. I get how 4Chan could blow that out of proportion.
I can't find any sources to corroborate this claim. Can you link some sources?
Can you link any sources on this?
I think that's my big hesitance to believe it, there just doesn't seem evidence (besides other commenter mentioning an anecdotal tank man reference).

Yeah, but the learning curve. I just can't seem to find a good rhythm with timing (that is: either I'm playing with the dwarves moving and they go crazy too fast, or I'm paused and just don't feel engaged with them). I def feel Rimworld hits a good comfy zone on this.