lmao
Kolanaki
Probably Ultima Online if I had a way of checking.
I used to play that game all day, every day I wasn't in school from 1997 to about 2004. I even still play it on occasion, just not on EA's servers.
Based on what Steam has recorded, ARMA 3. But I know for a fact that many hundreds of hours in that was just the game running in the background on the map editor while I typed up scripts in notepad++. TF2 is the next highest one, and that game was like UO again for me from 2007 to 2014.
I seem to get obsessed for 7 years and then just drop things.
If that were the case, you could become an LLC and just win.
You are right. I guess what I really want is not a space sim but a space fantasy? Or at least give them actual physics so they can be pushed by external forces. 🤷♂️
If this was just for personal blocks, I don't see why you couldn't write a script/bot for yourself to do so. Unless you don't know how.
Can we not, like... Factory reset these things to roll back to whatever was installed when it was purchased? 🤔
The only time I think it would be appropriate to take action against any user for their downvotes is if it is a bot account that 100% or primarily just downvotes.
And these do exist. I have seen a number of user accounts on Lemvotes that have 0 upvotes on anything, 0 posts, 0 comments and thousands of downvotes. Often on multiple posts with the same exact timestamp for their vore.
Image isn't opening for me, but if it is who I think it is: Unruffled is the main reason I blocked db0 a long while back.
Fuck y'all, I'm Tolkienmaxxing.
picks up a copy of The Silmarillion and starts reading
I play a lot of games that either have no story or can easily be enjoyed while ignoring the story. The motivation for me to go out of my way off the main quest path is better/more fun stuff.
I think they need at least that, if there is no real motivator in the story line.

It could also have your credit card info if you've set it up for the store. Which I imagine most people do, since many games don't even get physical copies made anymore.