/ charlatanwonder   I guess this is my job now that lockdown erased my real one
https://www.humblebundle.com/store/ke... seriously how have you not played kenshi yet?
Kenshi is a wonderful open world RPG with deep lore, extremely hardcore gameplay, and an adorable little bug man named Beep. It's also a place where you can go from zero to provincial governor of your own city state if you've got the willpower to survive the most cutthroat of the postpostapocalyptic world and those nasty beak things. Don't you want to make a nice home for Beep where he can train to be the strongest warrior?

I'm not gonna lie, Kenshi is a really tough game at times and anyone who says they're gonna go through it without loading saves is either lying or hasn't played enough Kenshi yet to understand that this game WILL screw you over the second you wander into something out of your depth. It is also an irrefutable scientific fact that upon Beep dying ingame you will be overwhelmingly compelled to load the most recent save where Beep is alive or use the launch editor to bring him back to life. Did I mention that Kenshi is a very mod friendly game?

Between the Holy Nation's nastiness to anyone who isn't a greenlander, the corruption of the United cities, and the sheer violence that is the Shek Kingdom, it's no wonder that most of the skeletons have decided to do live in a place called the deadlands just to not have to deal the society at large. Also the existence of The Bugmaster is reason enough alone to avoid going outside at all costs. Kenshi is all about ignoring that and striking out to make your fortune in the wild wasteland.

Okay seriously though, that Hulu advert infuriates me. I get that it has good intention but it comes off like all those rich people who maneuvered their FRIGGIN YACHTS to say "we're all in this together" Yeah, but some people here are clearly more in it together than the rest of us. At least Danny Trejo seemed genuine about the restaurant he shouted out and Megan Rapinoe also seemed like she wasn't there for blantant "look at me!"ing.