Fun stuff, actually.
What you do matters on both local and global scale, and it encourages you to get your arse off your PC and actually go and visit (usually, interesting) places. It also serves as a 'field guide' of sorts, where you can check out local subtractions.
I'm a long-distance cyclist and while its emphasis on controlling densely populated areas is logical, I wanna 'make a mark' on the world by making some huge-ass, hundreds kilometres wide fields (if they would end up spelling ХУЙ - it's a bonus).
I mean, I already cycle hundreds of kilometres for the sheer joy of it, why not add extra layer of meaning?
And if it motives me to lengthen my everyday commute and burn a bit more fat - even better.
It even has a lore and a story, but I'm yet to make heads and tails of it, truth be told.
Microsoft AR lens and other similar advances on VR technology and 'just' technology will make this shit very popular eventually, I bet.
What you do matters on both local and global scale, and it encourages you to get your arse off your PC and actually go and visit (usually, interesting) places. It also serves as a 'field guide' of sorts, where you can check out local subtractions.
I'm a long-distance cyclist and while its emphasis on controlling densely populated areas is logical, I wanna 'make a mark' on the world by making some huge-ass, hundreds kilometres wide fields (if they would end up spelling ХУЙ - it's a bonus).
I mean, I already cycle hundreds of kilometres for the sheer joy of it, why not add extra layer of meaning?
And if it motives me to lengthen my everyday commute and burn a bit more fat - even better.
It even has a lore and a story, but I'm yet to make heads and tails of it, truth be told.
Microsoft AR lens and other similar advances on VR technology and 'just' technology will make this shit very popular eventually, I bet.