u/Hefty-Transitions

Especialmente si pueden ser experiencias en primera persona, ¿qué tan amigable creen que es Concepción para una persona con Autismo y/o TDAH?

Viví un tiempo en Valparaíso antes de Concepción y pensé que políticamente sería más parecido, siendo ambas ciudades costeras, pero me encontré con que acá hay mucho, MUCHO facho, de todas edades y en todos lados prácticamente. ¿Qué experiencias y opiniones tienen ustedes al respecto?

He estado leyendo la biografía de Hannibal Lecter y no encuentro nada tan grave como lo que dicen. ¿Será que la gente es alarmista y populista? /s

There clearly is no consensus on this so before we get into it we should expect not to agree with everyone. That’s okay, we don’t have to agree. But I would love to hear the arguments for and against from life sim players, what do you think about this whole thing? What do you think will happen in the future?

The fact that so many people seem to think they can just vibe code a life sim is not only foolish but also disrespectful to this genre’s audience, which is all about details and human touch.

If one thing has been made clear to me with the release of inZOI and Paralives, is that the vast majority of life sim players have absolutely no clue what goes behind making a video game, and what’s even worse, they can’t be bothered to try to understand.

I’m not expecting the general public to be experts on the subject, but something many other gaming spaces can at the very least comprehend is the concept of early access, which so many people seem to be confused by or ignore altogether when it comes to comparing new games in early access to full releases.

Early access is playing an unfinished game. If your criticism towards the game is that it is unfinished or unoptimized, your criticism is wasted because it is stating the obvious.

I have also noticed this extends to computer hardware literacy, and again, you don’t need to be an expert, but it just never ceases to amaze me just how little the average life sim player seems to know about it.

Am I being dramatic or has anyone else noticed this?