> You're saying the game isn't playable because it was too different to real life? Did you notice the Superhero who arrives to fight natural disasters or the gi

> You're saying the game isn't playable because it was too different to real life? Did you notice the Superhero who arrives to fight natural disasters or the giant aliens who can invade? So, all bets are off when a fantastical element is introduced? We should no longer expect any internal consistency, and the work is entirely above critique? Why didn't Frodo take down Sauron in his X-wing?? I saw the walking trees, so I know that anything is possible. The answer is because we expect internal consistency. Ok, so there's a superhero in this game system. Doesn't change the fact that it's supposed to simulate traffic, and that this is one of the fundamental systems the game is built upon. Oh, it doesn't actually simulate traffic? Yes, this is a problem: it's a traffic simulation with superheros.