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Antacid wrote:I have to ask.... were there any gathering spots at this resourceless place?
Yeah, I believe that there was 4 gathering spots
And I doubt you have actually been to this swamp Wich. I have been exploring this huge island, and have yet to meet another person.
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The best place ever is that place where there was nothing. Because there being nothing meant that place was perfect. Perfect in the fact that there being nothing meant there wasn't any purpose for imperfection. Though I'm sure one could argue that there isn't a purpose for the perfection for nothing so nothing is still nothing neither perfect or imperfect but simply nothing. But as soon as I enter that place is it any longer nothing or is it something because I'm there? Would that make it perfect or imperfect? And how is perfection defined and what is it defined as as well as the same imperfection? Is it based on opinion or fact or perhaps belief? Would anyone be perfect to answer my gorram questions, damn it!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?
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I love Burgeo, and everyone i meet is just too stupid to understand they can't do it alone. Too lazy to hunt, too selfoccupied to share or trust. The land is lacking one major thing yes, decent healing foods so you need a building where you can sleep in peace. How do you make a building? And how do you create peace? All i see is people giving in within a few days, bweh
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Never been to Burgeo, but it sounds like a boring version of Aki. Ryoko needs to go over there and whip them into shape.
And the lack of cooperation sounds like a problem...I see similar things in Omeo even though we don't have the animals there. People just don't seem to get that things are different in a primitive society. There's no one to give you a 'job', there's no point in gathering cotton to trade with the two or three people the next town over, etc. They'd have more use for bone shields.
And the lack of cooperation sounds like a problem...I see similar things in Omeo even though we don't have the animals there. People just don't seem to get that things are different in a primitive society. There's no one to give you a 'job', there's no point in gathering cotton to trade with the two or three people the next town over, etc. They'd have more use for bone shields.
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Frits wrote:I love Burgeo, and everyone i meet is just too stupid to understand they can't do it alone. Too lazy to hunt, too selfoccupied to share or trust. The land is lacking one major thing yes, decent healing foods so you need a building where you can sleep in peace. How do you make a building? And how do you create peace? All i see is people giving in within a few days, bweh
I don't hate it for those reasons.
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