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it's so fast and energetic. like seeing what I imagine an orbital coilgun bombardment to look like
nah just D.C. in the summer
D.C. is like 99% lib. Maryland and northern VA also very lib. nobody else wants to drive into the Beltway from the rural areas 60-70 miles away
doesn't Ensign Kim get tied up a lot?
he might just not want the Sauron's eye of the white house vengeance machine to turn onto him, and saying whatever sounds good to be ignored
human perception of time slows down as you receive novel inputs that create new memories
Ohhhhh so a money laundering white collar op turns into "china is rounding up all the boy love authors" after being allowed to stew in the Propaganda Pot.
(also I have no idea how I cross posted this to the same comm I posted it in)
lol. a book tour the likes humanity has never witnessed before, truly one to be written about in legendary sagas
so i've done eu4, hoi4, the breeding sim. i get really stressed leading up to important conflicts. afraid all my plans will go to waste. doing tons of save scumming. either optimizing or cheating because my free time is so limited and i want to see the cool thing i planned happen.
but vic3 feels more go with the flow. sure, my goal is some kind of communism (national or global), but that's a long ways off and meanwhile i'll just let stuff happen and happily clickity click my little mines and factories into place and relax as 
it's the build-up phase of Hoi4 but lasting 100 years instead of 4
it really does seem like the most materialist paradox map game. you are just a passenger on a train of the forces of history. sure you can press the brakes or horn but you don't feel like an actual "living breathing godhead of a nation directing everything like an infectious alien hive mind"
so yeah. good sleepytime game. hopefully it gets better over time.
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hmm i don't think power plants are supposed to do that