u/ZGI9Phil2009

Then again, no one would write a book about themselves in the scenario wherein the entire text is riddled with their own biases and perspectives. Although books can never escape worldview-induced presuppositions, especially those detailing oneself, would it be the best case scenario that, in the possibility of my inevitable passing, I simply leave it to the few (or no) persons to compile the events of my life, albeit with their biases instead of mine?

Or is it all futile and in vain as no one would ever read a biography of some unknown, obscure, and frankly irrelevant adolescent off the southwestern coast of a tyrannical ocean set in the nomenclature of peace?

Would it perhaps at least be fitting for an unaccomplished failure of a writer to end his production with his final perspective? At least in this specific path would the last mounds of recognition be attained.

Or will it still remain in his relative's basement?

Like I dunno man, I've beaten Vardøhus Fortress, San Sebastián, Catacombes, and both London and Westminster, all in one life, and yet I couldn't beat Leipzig. It's up there in my uncompleted list with Copenhagen (apparently the hardest so damn) and both holdout maps.

^(In my most recent Leipzig run, I got blown up on the bridge............because I decided to load up my rifle.)

To add some extra content, I find myself dying the most in the barrel wagon section, and then afterwards in the cemetery (because I usually try to be a hero and fight the cannibals head on a hyper mega long distance away from everyone else so...), but fortunately I figured out how to do both properly.

If only I knew literally nothing else happens after the cemetery except for running faster...

Idk if this post would be allowed with zero CoW content but this is a genuine question. I've been considering rejoining CoW several times over the past 2 years.

However, with the amount of new micro transactions that I am sure players with the money would use to their advantage to steamroll players who're more experienced, and the fact that I've missed out on a lot since the pandemic, I just don't know where to start.

I'm sure there are several useful CoW tutorials out there, but is there much I could do with limited time, a dim-witting brain, and zero microtransactions? Regardless, just wanted to ask if CoW has vastly improved since 2020-1, and if it's still worth coming back to.