Hey everyone! This is a new community focused on NonPolitical Comics (NPCs), which essentially means no gloom and doom of the day stuff.
this post was submitted on 28 Jan 2026
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NPCs (NonPolitical Comics)
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A community for comic lovers who just want to get away from politics and gloom and doom.
- Rule 1 - Be civil.
- Rule 2 - Don't be uncivil.
Posting guidelines:
- No political comics. This generally includes anything referencing whatever bullshit Trump is up to, but also includes the megacorps. Essentially if the comic is about how the world today sucks, it doesn't belong here.
- Where possible, tag the title with [comic name]. This refers to the name of the artist or overall comic, not the title of the specific strip.
- Tag NSFW / NSFL / AI content accordingly.
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I'm more of a Satisfactory guy. I stayed up to an unhealthy time playing that tonight actually
Factorio just stressed me out when I played. Satisfactory was chill.
I was complete opposite. Filling up the bio generators was like a ticking clock and it stressed me out so much.
These days you can belt it up to a stash, and fill that up to the brim. The bio burners are only really needed for like 0.1% of the game.
That's fair. The bio generators are a bit annoying. But nowadays you just go out exploring for a while and just grab all the plants and you are good until you unlock coal. There's not much of a penalty with running out of power for a bit than a bit of time lost.
I hate that phase too but you can burn though it to coal pretty fast
Satisfactory just stressed me out when I played. Factorio was EFFICIENT.
Still stuck on Phase 2 after god-knows-how-long because I'm perpetually unhappy with my current production, storage and power setup. Fuck progression, I wanna have a solid base setup first.
At work, I have plenty of tech debt resulting from time pressure to ship a "good enough for the use case" product. I'll damn well take the time to do things properly when I have the chance.