Looking back at it, I used to pay factorio too much because my day job was not satisfying. I hated the office politics, and felt in a no-solution situation. Aft

Looking back at it, I used to pay factorio too much because my day job was not satisfying. I hated the office politics, and felt in a no-solution situation. After work, my understimulated brain needed a challenge, and this is where the addictive game logic kicks in. In factorio, there is alway something to do to increase the efficiency of the project. No boss to tell you that your ideas were not selected for mysterious reasons, that you you should not be thinking about processes but only about your todolist, no favoritism or special privileges. You are in control. Being convinced that all workplaces were the same and that efforts in the real world were useless, launching that rocket was my redemption. It was a way to send my excess brainpower somewhere.