There would certainly not be any feral pig problems in the US, that's for sure.
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I never understood how "vitality" refers to not any type of armor, but instead an inheret "unkillable"ness until I started looking into wild boars.
I would be an amazing manager and be very rich
And a zerg army
construct additional pylons!
What I get from simulation video games is that if I didn't have to worry about working to live and the daily grind of life, I'd work to get real-world experience doing stuff I may like.
That tracks actually.
I have 30 hours in house flipper 2 since getting it 5 days ago. I wish I could live in the homes I make
I'd be succesful in governing countries and making them prosperous and free as fuck without being conquered.
Oh, and I also farm.
I'd be wacking walls and machinery with a pickaxe.
I guess I'm an immortal autocrat with foresight and pattern recognition good enough to be the global economy by the 16th century.
I play too much 4x.
If video games determined our real world behavior,
I'd be a robot witnessing the fall of humanity, whose crime was free will
Don't know if that translates to a job necessarily
I'd be just at bad at poker as I am now, I think
I'd be a min-maxing hoarder that never used stuff. In all honestly, I should probably try to be more like that minus the hoarding.
I cant afford a spaceship though :(
I would sell so many organs
If games determined my behavior, I would practically be Machiavelli.
A lot of Crusader Kings or assassin's Creed?
(I think in one of AC games you're actually doing missions for Machiavelli himself.)
No; I just do anything and everything I can to further my own strength and fuck everyone else because they're just NPCs.
Fair enough.
When given the option "spare him, or kill him", one has to ask "is he worth XP?"
In my case the bodies of my enemies would fuel my armies of the undead leaving a trail of blood and destruction behind me. If the first boss I encounter doesn't take me out.