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Recommend me base building+adventure
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laclongquan
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Harvest Moon series: you build up your farm while having adventures at places near your farm.
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Judgement: Apocalypse survival simulator maybe?
The base building in that is simplistic af compared to stuff like rimworld but the game loop seems exactly what you described in OP.
Tempest Citadel might be up your alley too, dunno what are the codex's thoughts about that game but I had fun with it and it at least tries to have its own spin on the xcom formula.
Since it might just be too obscure for some people to be familiar with: it's an xcom like game except rather then TBS battles, soldiers are either controllable like an rts (meh) or automated according to selected to doctrines and strategies (i.e: you might have a squad of snipers who have orders to focus fire the biggest enemy threat as soon as they see itwhilst another squad with short ranged weapons engages aggressively at close range without caring for target bias), and the game is designed to be played with automated squads so you really do feel like an armchair commander.
The base building in that is simplistic af compared to stuff like rimworld but the game loop seems exactly what you described in OP.
Tempest Citadel might be up your alley too, dunno what are the codex's thoughts about that game but I had fun with it and it at least tries to have its own spin on the xcom formula.
Since it might just be too obscure for some people to be familiar with: it's an xcom like game except rather then TBS battles, soldiers are either controllable like an rts (meh) or automated according to selected to doctrines and strategies (i.e: you might have a squad of snipers who have orders to focus fire the biggest enemy threat as soon as they see itwhilst another squad with short ranged weapons engages aggressively at close range without caring for target bias), and the game is designed to be played with automated squads so you really do feel like an armchair commander.
MadMaxHellfire
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holy shit balls no. i tried my best to like tempest citadel whatever it took but it was just not possible. and it was exactly the genre i was looking for.
What do you guys who played think of My Time at Portia?
DQ builders 2 sounds good, I heard you can pet doggies
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Gerrard
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Not without mods, and NPCs can't even fucking path correctly around some even simple structures. I broke a quest in the castle because I had the audacity to plug up the destroyed walls and the NPC was too dumb to use the stairs.
By default the way that placing objects works is fucking awful, snap distance, no grid, etc.
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