Something is telling me that the unlimited resources are gonna be more useful than the unlimited settlement output.. i think its a fathkeeper run.. loving the series and it makes my day when theyre posted
Sort of spoilers for the end of the video I would personally choose to defeat the frost. Not because I hate winter or anything, I like it quite a lot more than summer, but because I wouldn't want to live forever in a winter hellscape where the weather can reach up to -60 degrees celsius for at least 7 weeks. Sure the generator at the middle of the town would keep us all warm and adapting to the winter will let us not feel as cold in the long run. However I would still miss the trees and whatever (assuming I would have lived through the first game, holy was the ending cold from what I watched other people play) from when I still saw them from the warm embrace of others, mainly my parents. The nature is better the way it was, and I would like to not think do we have enough warmth to make it through to tomorrow.
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Embrace the force-- I mean frost young one.... hear its call
Something is telling me that the unlimited resources are gonna be more useful than the unlimited settlement output.. i think its a fathkeeper run.. loving the series and it makes my day when theyre posted
Sort of spoilers for the end of the video
I would personally choose to defeat the frost. Not because I hate winter or anything, I like it quite a lot more than summer, but because I wouldn't want to live forever in a winter hellscape where the weather can reach up to -60 degrees celsius for at least 7 weeks. Sure the generator at the middle of the town would keep us all warm and adapting to the winter will let us not feel as cold in the long run. However I would still miss the trees and whatever (assuming I would have lived through the first game, holy was the ending cold from what I watched other people play) from when I still saw them from the warm embrace of others, mainly my parents. The nature is better the way it was, and I would like to not think do we have enough warmth to make it through to tomorrow.
I say defeat the frost