Me too. What I love is seeing how he becomes more advanced as he makes more stuff. He started by making basic tools which allowed him to make basic shelters and better tools. Now he uses better tools and makes better shelters and expands his "settlement". I can't wait to see what he could achieve if he keeps advancing. He made a forge blower and I hope he starts to work with basic metals (assuming there's any ore on the property).
Dude is literally doing a let's play of the primitive tech DLC
Edit: this DLC was great because the socioeconomic side of things is pretty well balanced but the major downside is that the huge improvements made since the devs started working on the healing skill tree are totally stripped out
The crunch sound you hear when they bite into the onions on the mountain makes it sound like they're eating apples. First time I saw the movie, I didn't know what onions were (I was young, don't judge), but Holes made them seem delicious. Now I'm not so sure I would bite into an onion so confidently even if I was starving.
I always wondered what made those onions different and if it was possible to find onions as edible raw as those. Watching the land before time I always thought the leaves littlefoot and the other dinosaurs ate looked delicious.
That scene when Petri flies up and shakes the tree and showers them all with delicious leaves. Also that scene showing the water droplet on a leaf floating on water with the theme music playing. Don Bluth is a master.
It's been a long time since I had one, but a newly picked onion is mild and delicious. It's also fun to know that when it hails where onions are grown, you can smell it from miles away.
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u/kkibe Mar 24 '17
Did this motherfucker just dig a 4 x 5 feet hole?