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I'm so glad someone's doing a SSLP of this game. I got reasonably far on my own but the permadeath was just too punishing. Whatever caused the end of the world seems to have brought all the regional folklore out of hiding. In addition to the Enfield Horror, the Michigan Dogman is also a thing. Camp Grayling is also a real place.
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I never met the Anishinaabe. In all my games I just headed straight east (standard videogame logic: always keep going right) and never explored north past Zom Zom's. Never discovered the fairgrounds either. There's a lot of important content I missed, it seems. Have these things always been in the game, or were they added in updates?
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Oct 23, 2018 17:09
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Jeepers, it feels like you've beaten the game and you haven't even gotten to Detroit yet.
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Oct 27, 2018 20:40
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Truthkeeper posted:Let us close the book on Phillip the Scavenger. Although NEO Townie doesn't quite have the same ring to it. Also, I guess it should be no surprise that the Seven Gables murder house is real Michigan folklore, although folks can't seem to agree on the particulars.
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Oct 29, 2018 17:22
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I'm surprised and impressed by the writing quality found in this game. I mean, most of the gameplay is terse description of weather and combat results. But when where there's an actual "scene" (too infrequent IMO), the text is great, the ideas are fascinating, the dialogue is solid and the descriptions are rich and multisensory. Basically I kinda wish this were a text adventure.
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I can't imagine anyone beating this without disabling permadeath.
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