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Never played that game but from the screenshots it looks like it would be a pretty cool place to live. I see mass transit and high density, not sure why it's su
by f00zz 5y ago
Never played that game but from the screenshots it looks like it would be a pretty cool place to live. I see mass transit and high density, not sure why it's supposed to be a dystopia.
- dismalpedigree 5y agoAll it takes is mass transit and high density to not be a dystopia?
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- f00zz 5y agoNo, but places that have those tend to be more livable in my experience.
- Skyy93 5y agoIn a Night City-like city, almost no animals exist anymore, not even pets. Life in Night City is even more designed for speed and get rich or die trying lifestyle. In addition, cyber augmentations provide help with jobs and the like, but in the end you can't pay for them without getting into debt, which makes you a slave to the big companies that have de facto state power. I have never understood why high density is considered good or desirable.
- f00zz 5y ago> I have never understood why high density is considered good or desirable. Higher productivity, shorter commutes, easier access to private services (restaurants, etc), lower carbon footprint.
- Skyy93 5y agoHigher productivity remains to be seen, only because you are working long it does not mean you are productive. Thanks to the internet I do not need to drive to my work at all. Private services are neat but not a real dealbreaker. Lower carbon footprint? City dwellers need less co2 to get to work, but they consume more than the others and also fly more frequently.