within long the fire had spread to half the map, and my building with batterys cought fire. Some random pirates attack my base and someone throw a grenade and set fire to the dry grass. Game is fun becourse many random things happen all the time, all though these events can be both fun / good or maybe even very bad for your people.Įxample I had a nice little colony with people. Even the weird old lady who only likes her cat (and not just cause she's super good at training animals and shooting, although that's nice too). I'd actually be bummed if one of them died. This is all shown without any dialogue, and I'm now super invested in all my little dudes' survival. She turned out to have grown up in a crazy convent, and still hates my other character who is a religious evangelist - every time they talk, one of them insults the other. I guess cause of his background and the fact that he helped her through a lot of it, the doctor forgave her the fastest. This affected her relationship with the other colonists. I recruited an addict who went into withdrawal, and went nuts enough that I had to put her in prison to stop her wrecking ♥♥♥♥. My doctor, who was a drug addict as a kid but recovered, refuses to craft any addictive drugs. These interact with other, and with other character's backgrounds, and also have implications for their stats and behaviour. I set the difficulty to 'some challenge', and really enjoy the interactions.Įxample: Each colonist has a randomly generated background - a childhood and adulthood. I like it for the emergent stories that happen. The game is very good at that on those settings. My friend likes it for the survival-sim challenge - he sets the difficulty high, is tactical with how he builds his base, and pretty cutthroat when it comes to managing the colonists. I think what's so fun about this is that depending on your settings, your mods, and how you play, it can actually be a number of different, very good games
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