Agree. But again, I’m not used to these kind of games so the average player might get the hang of it in a couple of hours… (plus, the first 20:ish hours I mostly just took it all in, the views, the atmosphere of it, like a digital walk in the nature… time just went by)
This was kinda me too, hence me stopped play it after some 20h in, and let it rest for half a year… recently I decided to give it another go, and when you get the hang of the huge amount of controls in this game, ie; when you can play “smooth” with the controls and the animations that come with them different button clicks, it’s such a game changer (at least for me). Not gonna lie, it took me about 30-40 hours to get comfortable and be productive/effective with how to play this game (these kind of games aren’t my goto though, I’m more of a Tetris guy, haha)
I was really, really late into this game. Now, 70h in, I’m like “this is a very good game, dude!”. (makes my cheap ass, waiting for it to go to sale seem… well, I am poor, but I know I wouldn’t have been disappointed, paying full price for it, and I’m not even near completing it, yet…)
Just like his dead friend C. Krik!
It’s a thing because MAGAts are indescribable insecure. But, like anyone else, they do want to be seen, and since their personal qualities are non desirable and no one wants to interact with them, this is how they force themselves on others; begging for a reaction. Any reaction. They are babies in adult bodies. Hope this was of help.
Ardour, and also what LoopDigger said.
If you want to understand your setup (which is quite important, in my opinion), there is no way around the fact that you will have to spend some time reading about the services you use. Even if you GUI everything away, it will come a moment when something breaks and you stand there, knowing nothing and/or what to do/where to begin. Most people aren’t in for the “reading” part.