Then reading it's roguelike, and survival based, not the types of games I want to experience due to the punishment factor often required to endure. I guess that helps vary up the game or break up any loading issues, but it also breaks the immersion into the game's perspective that seemed more effective from the closer 3rd person view. I was initially interested in this one, but may pass after watching the latest video where the world is not continuous, but broken up into different sections by that world map with the tiny icons.
There are also survival game elements, like cooking food, cutting cactus for water to survive thirst, and stuff like that. The different explorable areas are broken up by an RPG world map, where you must move along a path and deal with invading enemies on your path, sheep that get in the way, and your cart breaking down. I read that this will be a roguelike type game, where if you die, you have to collect your supplies from the death location for another character. I truly believe the "woke" or cancel culture phenomenon is a direct result of people having way too much idle time on their hands. If something as stupid as THIS offends you, then you might want to re-evaluate your priorities and ask what you're doing with your life! Me personally, between work, marriage, kids, etc I don't have TIME to be offended by anything, LOL. I laugh at people like that because I often wonder if they have lives of any kind outside of social media. I think some people just get off on exercising their power/influence to affect change just to see if they can get away with it. My hypothesis is that most aren't truly "offended" by anything. Most all in culture can be looked at as referencing or being inspired from something else in artistic pursuits such as movies or gaming.
If culture is referenced in movies, literature or games that’s being inspired by/honoured.
It’s more and more peculiar and could stunt creativity. Why do some people rush to take offence like that.
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