“If we don’t do what they say they’ll bring the entire economy to a halt, yes this is the best most flawless system imaginable” is definitely an objective and emotionless assessment and not ideological cowardice.

They’re just behaving as they’ve been taught ghosts are supposed to behave.

The second one. It’s funny that people think this is an absurd suggestion, too.

Idk about “involves” but the ones centered on money certainly

LMAO

Who profits from that? Just a bunch of dirty poors.

I love Killy with the passion of a thousand weird external ship core thingies

The day he died is the day we failed to celebrate him for the last time; we’re not celebrating we’re commemorating.

These are the ones trying to be honest who don’t know what you want. The liars already know to keep it simple, just how you like it.

Really though you never know what you’ll encounter six miles up, but you can be prepared to catch it

The engineers do their best, then management gets to it.

I see three lights and one dirty orange

“should have been a crit” smh you know how often I hear this from players??

Well if there were any force in history with such a well-established power to affect change besides wealth we might build a second track.

Fuck you guys are getting progress??

Economists work for the economy, which works for shareholders.

I wouldn’t trust a bad person to identify a bad person.

Got it installed before I checked my replies and I didn’t even realize it was them till I started playing! But yeah it’s pretty awesome so far, loving the Turn() mechanic, gives me way less anxiety than Hades

Everything, literally everything related to human civilization, is “about politics” to somebody. Complaining about people “making things about politics” is just bragging about the things you’ve never had to think about. Pretty cringe imo.

Ok this isn’t an answer from me but I’m hoping it’s somebody else’s answer because I’ve had this game in my library for like eight years and haven’t played it: Transistor. It seems like it got really really good reviews and then nobody ever talked about it again.

What’s the logical basis of this tidy aphorism?