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I consider myself a connoisseur of ridiculously time-consuming single-player games (Civ series, Crusader Kings, city builders and the like) and I have found no
by standardUser 7y ago
I consider myself a connoisseur of ridiculously time-consuming single-player games (Civ series, Crusader Kings, city builders and the like) and I have found no game as ruthlessly time consuming as KSP.
If you happen to have heroic self-control, you could find a lot of enjoyment simply doing a few moon landing missions over the course of 5-10 hours.
- skykooler 7y ago> I have found no game as ruthlessly time consuming as KSP. I wonder if you've tried Factorio?
- Baeocystin 7y agoSimple test: if we never see them post again, the answer is yes.
- TylerE 7y agoI could never get into Factorio. I despise games where the main gameplay loop is inventory management.
- TeMPOraL 7y agoThe point of Factorio is to automate inventory management. Well, now that I put it like this, it sounds way too close to my dayjob...
- Rychard 7y agoThe main gameplay loop is entirely based around ever-increasing the level of automation in your factory. Any perceived struggles relating to inventory management should be recognized as a signal that you should be carrying carry fewer things, which can be accomplished by automating the production of various intermediate components.
- cbanek 7y agoI absolutely love KSP, Factorio, Civ, etc. I'll just add Rimworld here into the mix, my newest obsession. It's a rare game where you can harvest people's organs. And the mod community is really good, just like KSP's mods. So very excited about KSP2!