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Got hooked on Factorio back in 2016. Still am.
Friend gifted me this game just a few weeks ago. It gained more prominence in my dreams than i am willing to admit
Can't dream if you don't sleep. Can't sleep, the factory must grow.
What are you in bed dreaming for? Don't you have some iron throughput to upgrade?
Currently on my 2nd attempt at a Space Exploration run. Part of me wishes I'd just started heroin, it would have been less addictive.
I finished SE not long ago. I like the added complexity of logistics, but I found that SE was a bit too repetitive for my taste, as every new resource requires pretty much the same setup but on a new planet.
I'm more of an angelbob kind of guy.
Factorio is one of the few games that cause the Tetris Effect for me.