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Thanks for the thorough answer! That does help me understand what kind of game it is. I've got it downloaded now. I'll check it out.

I've had this game for a few years since picking it up for $5, but have been afraid to actually get into it because I'm intimidated by how big it is (so many updates over the years). For the uninitiated, what kind if game is it anyway? How easy is it to get into?

Loved the first game. The gunplay and handling in the second never felt the same.

This interview with one of the co-founders of Pirate Bay is enjoyable and illuminating. https://darknetdiaries.com/transcript/92/

I thought this was funny. My SO pointed out this is a real term for couches that don't have a structural frame.

Speeds weren't too bad for me, but setting it up was a pain. Even when AIO came out, I spent hours trying to get it right. After several years and tearing it down and rebuilding now and again because something would get messed up, and realizing it was nearly impossible to get it to work with Tailscale instead of a reverse proxy, I decided it was time to throw in the towel. Nextcloud parades itself as a product anyone can use, but in practice it feels like it was meant for enterprise users.

That's doable until you need a book that's an Amazon exclusive.

The bar was set so low by the remaster that this will undoubtedly do well.

The campaign is more or less the tutorial. Otherwise, you set your own goals. Like unlocking new building materials, buying a new ship, stuff like that. It's a sandbox. A very good one at that.