The fact you didn’t detect my hyperbole proves my point. Those numbers were in fact completely made up.

$1 for electricity, $2 for the tech, $5 for the machine. $.50 for the researcher, and $25000 for the owner of the facility.

So glad they fixed the slow/boring difficulty curve the first game had. I shouldn’t need to slog through 20 hours of gameplay before I feel challenged.

Binged it all weekend, it’s a great game, but folks whining about some of the game’s earlier challenges are unlikely to finish it.

How about a game developed by two people on their own winning an award which was won last year by a game with a budget somewhere north 100 million dollars?

Is that a good excuse?

You know the Hugo is usually given to authors of books?

A lot of power fantasy RPG players would have really benefitted from this, they’ll have to stick with postal instead.

Technically?