Haven't tried it myself, however the steam reviews all put it at positive. Seems it has many references to runescape, looks great, and is a very well fleshed out game for being in early access.
Even runs on steam deck in case if anyone plays games that way. Not great, but it runs!
On their wiki it read "99% certainty it will not be on steam" so unless that changes... Good on you for trying to have a community for it, I'm not complaining about that. Just that I personally don't have high hopes for the game from what I've seen.
The fact that when you click on their website it just directly links you to discord is my issue. I don't want to sit in a chat and listen to others talk about the game, I just want to look and admire on a store front.
Also no steam no go for me pretty much as simple as that
There only "website" is the publishers, there is zero information, they have a barely functioning wiki, they do not plan on a steam release, and the only way to get other information is by joining a discord. Not sounding very promising in comparison to KSP1
"At the end i believe? Spoilers ahead"
Where would I be when you lose the baby? The game just always freaked me out and knowing I'm going to face some kind of boss and not have any help from it made me put down the game many years ago and I've never been able to get back into it
Disposable vapes are terrible for the environment. At the least you should just go get a refillable one. They're variant the same price and a 20$ bottle of juice will last you 20x as long as a disposable while being significantly better.
How do you build a train line under or over an ocean
They've clearly manufactored a room temperature Superconductor just to have a floating demon on a magnet. Almost makes it worth the $666 price tag
It was and still is my favorite bf. They do still have private servers, but they're aren't very full and it generalities takes an event.
The titan wars were something to behold though... haven't ever played anything like it since it came out.
I still use a Note 9, it's so far the biggest phone before they start getting smaller in the "newer" versions, and also has my mandatory stylus built in.
However it's starting to get slow and old now, and replacing parts is about as expensive as just the entire phone. What was it like moving from Samsung to the stylus24?
I really only ever use my stylus for the smart select and swipe to text, so I'm curious how the Stylus 2024 works
Thankfully the Republicans are fucking over so many people that democrats have an honest chance at getting the majority. But the odds of them ever actually doing any of the above is likely less than winning the lottery
You sure can see plasma cannons though...