What game perfectly captures that comfy small town feeling?

The Good Life

the american obsession with the grid disgusts me to my core

Stardew Valley but ignore the part where everyone is gay.

>>713434546 (OP)
>comfy small town
Is being full of fat, ignorant and stupid fat fucks considered comfy these days?

>>713434546 (OP)
Very subtle, OP.

>>713434546 (OP)

>>713434546 (OP)
>cities skylines
>don't use any high density buildings
>instant comfy suburbs

>Four-lane roads crisscrossing residential areas
>Comfy
:v)

I assume this is the response OP wanted, anyway

>>713435169
Some woman is mad. Quick, delete the thread!

Schedule I scratched that itch for me for a little bit.

>>713435350
>four lane
Anon...

>>713434546 (OP)
it's called

SHENMUE

>>713434726
yeah we need confusing and meandering roads instead

>>713434546 (OP)
I HATE STROADS! I HATE STROADS!

>>713434546 (OP)
Bully

>>713434546 (OP)
Harvest Moon.

>>713434546 (OP)
Persona 4. I like it a lot because although the town is shown to be surrounded by beautiful nature, it's also in the middle of economic stagnation, and the main high street is a literal row of shutters like you'd see here in a post-covid British town.
Some of the stores can reopen if you do side quests later in the game like the model shop, but I really like that they kinda make Inaba into a shithole.

>>713435932
True

>>713435382
None of you anons knows what it's like to actually live in those shitholes.

my summer car.

>>713436023
Unironically yes. American cities are fucking horribly designed.

>>713436023
its called having a community. i just want you americans to have your eyes opened to how horrible your conditions truly are.

>>713434546 (OP)

>>713434546 (OP)
Bros... I visited my childhood hometown this weekend after many years:
>streets left cracked
>houses abandoned
>windows broken
>yards taken by nature
>graffiti everywhere
>forests cut
>broken cars left behind
>offices and shops demolished
It was heartbreaking... even the football field I used to play on was overgrown.

>>713437182
What happens in the event of a landslide? Wouldn't this entire town be crushed by rubble? Looks scary ngl

>>713434546 (OP)
That's literally Snowrunner first town on your pic. The game is shit though.

>>713437447
The known rule is to never return once you leave. You've never read Coming Up For Air?

>>713437483
we have these people called scientists that have deemed the area safe for habitability. there is no risk of landslide. i live in a valley like this myself.

>>713436854
This. If you want an actual authentic comfy small nordic town experience, then my summer car is the way to go

>>713437583
I had to, two of my friends still live there and I was invited over for a midsummer party. I haven't read that book, not into reading.

>>713436958
>cities
That's your problem. Roads used to be built around swamps before we had the technology to just drain and pave them. If you live in a city you're a cock roach who never swong an axe for fire wood.

>>713437859
>cock roach
Hey, I'm big, but I'm not *that* big!

>>713437182
Are you sure it's because of roads being straight rather than, you know, the area being a barren sea of asphalt in which high-speed roads crisscross the residential areas, all the while that town is fully isolated from the rest of the world save by car? Like, I was looking at Copenhagen single family home suburbs: Is life going to be substantially better in area 1 over area 2, on account of the road being curved?

>>713435350
That's clearly a two lane road you retard.

Who here owns a house. I bought mine in 2019

>>713436958
>American cities are fucking horribly designed.
Yes, way too comfortable and easy to move in. We need to have parking place death matches like Euros do.

>>713438398
im an unqualified cuck doing chump work whenever i can find it so ill have never have a pension let alone property

>>713436825
are you trying to start a pissing contest about living in crappy small towns? i thought that was reserved for city people having pissing contests about who lives in the most dilapidated melanin enriched slum (and is proud of it)

>>713435641
>>713438379
His point is that the road is too wide,
It's certainly wide enough for three lanes

>>713438398
Bought mine last year at 7.2%
Worth it tho. Apartment living is such ass

>>713434546 (OP)
>FROM THE TWISTED MIND OF JORDAN PEELE

>>713438881

>>713438770
Ackshually, I was mostly mocking the sea of asphalt. Okay, two of the "lanes" are for parking: doesn't change the fact that the "comfy small town" is like 50% asphalt by area. But yes, the car lanes are also too wide, the exact number of lanes nonwithstanding.

>>713438398
I make less than 150k a year and thus I am priced out of every area in the country I live in
>b-but move up north to the arctic
Like I said I make less than 150k
>j-just move to third world shithole

>>713438398
As a Europoor, I will likely never be able to afford a house. Houses here are more expensive than in the US, while the typical income is 1/6 - 1/4 of what Americans make.

>>713438398
I'll never be able to own one. It was disappointing to acknowledge this but now I actually find it a comfort. All my older friends talk about is financing and mortgage stress and I can see how it's aged them. I don't need that in my life, I'm comfortable doing cheap and simple rent.

>>713439796
i took the "buy apartment" pill. dont need infinite space and its way cheaper than houses. the bonus of ownership is the accumulation of property value over time. its a win-win as long as you have the capital to buy it and take out a loan.

>>713434726
There are too many damn weeds in that picture.

>>713434546 (OP)
There's nothing to do in small towns.

>>713438398
I bought in summer 2020 at the peak of the pandemic
>3% fixed rate
>got a huge discount plus seller did all the repairs my inspection recommended because the seller was desperate to sell and literally nobody was buying in this town at the time
>they put the house on the market the day before lockdowns started lmao
>tfw almost 5 years after closing and my home value has nearly doubled
>tfw mortgage payment and amount I save for maintenance each month is still way less than what a comparable rental in the area would go for
>tfw everyone I know who tried to fud me by saying it's too risky to buy a house during the pandemic waited until after the pandemic to buy their house and are either cucked with a rate at least twice as high as mine or priced out of the market entirely
>tfw this was by far the best financial decision of my life

>>713440409
Yeah you can even walk outside and not get culturally enriched. So boring and what's the point?

>>713440175
Does the noise from neighbors not annoy you?

>>713434851
>where everyone is gay.
none of them are gay unless you try to have gay sex with them

>>713440539
no. im european so we have walls thicker than paper. never really hear them ever.

>>713434546 (OP)
Silent Hill

>>713434726
Europoos would build in grids too (more efficient) but they were always getting attacked so they went with more defensive designs on inaccessible terrain.

>>713440747
the pure cope lmao. we even do grids better than mutt thirdies. wake up to your shit reality already

>>713434726
It makes sense when you consider how young America is compared to Europe. We've had cars for longer than we've had several states

>>713440596
In my European battery cage I can hear neighbors from above and below when they're talking loudly. I still have silence most of the time, but that's because they're rarely loud and not because the walls/ceilings are thick.

>>713440891
Why are the sidewalks completely empty? All I ever hear from yuros is how every single street corner is full of people with the hustle and bustle of drinking coffee and eating meals only possible in heckin walkable cities.

>>713441154
people are congregating inside their superblock. we value this thing called community here. if you ever left mutttopia for barcelona youd see that people are indeed outside all over the place

>>713440891
>Barcelona
I went there on vacation a few years ago and was constantly being approached by Brownoids trying to sell me cocaine, but I guess the city and its run down commieblocks looks nice enough from the air.

>>713440891
This looks fucking dystopian, do a few trees really fool you so easily?

>>713440437
I did this. I made $15/hr and couldn't really afford it but I saw the 3% rate and knew it was now or 2030. Best financial decision I ever made. Went from $30,000/yr to $100,000/yr since then so it's gone from basically all of my income going to the mortgage and rice and beans to a pretty comfortable percentage of my income now.

>>713434546 (OP)
Alan Wake 1&2
Life Is Strange

>>713440891
I went to barcelona 1 day after the latest muslim drove a car into people on the ramblas
shit's too high dense for me and as a tourist I can say I'd go mad having so many tourists and homeless around.

>>713434726
It's actually called aids now

>>713436181

>>713439526
>As a Europoor, I will likely never be able to afford a house
Have you tried to look somewhere thats not in a big city?
I just said fuck it and im now looking to buy a house outside the big cities with a nice yard, 2 times cheaper than a shitty apartment from the 90s falling down.

>>713437794
>not into reading
Maybe this is more your speed

>>713437483
>>713437682
Send your scientists to Switzerland because apparently they didn't have any

>>713442427
Probably had a lot of immigrants / US influence in that area.

>>713434726
When Augustus Caesar visited Alexandria in Egypt, he famously became enamored of its city plan and its grids and decided to remake Rome in its image as best he could.

Grids are simply superior, always have been

>>713434546 (OP)
"Walkable city" hipsters see this pic and shit themselves in rage.

>>713442829
>ancient homosexual mediterranean said so
no thank you

>>713440409
>Woods and multiple lakes right there
>All your friends are in walking distance
>You actually can walk at night without being mugged
>You actually can ride your bike places without it getting stolen
>Have a bigass house to do whatever you want
>Have a yard big enough for a pool and whatever other shit you want

>>713442031
The problem with that is that in my country (Poland) there are barely any restaurants outside major cities. I hate cooking, so I always buy food from restaurants if I can.
In the US, in pretty much every small town they have multiple good chain restaurants. In Poland, a small town will usually have literally nothing, while a small city might have only a couple shitty no-name restaurants at best.

>>713443414
>The problem with that is that in my country (Poland) there are barely any restaurants outside major cities. I hate cooking, so I always buy food from restaurants if I can.
One wonders why you have no money to buy a house.

>>713443594
Yeah, if only I had spent 20 PLN less on dinner by cooking it myself, then I wouldn't have any issues paying 2 mln PLN for a house.

>>713443737
How many meals, how many years?

>>713434546 (OP)
pic unrelated

>>713443809
50 (extra spent per day) * 365 * 20 years = 365000

Wow! If I eat beans everyday for 20 years, then I'll save up for a mortgage down payment to buy a house. Epic!

>>713438398
yes i saved up like youre supposed to

>>713442879
The life every chud wants

>>713439478
>Noooo, I don't want to live an hour's train ride outside the city! This is slaveryyyyyy

>>713443414
according to my polish friends whom i visit often in poland, they have all said that you are basically fucking retarded if you dont live in the city OR you are able to work remotely
t. has friends in gdansk and krakow

>>713442879
what do trannies and fags with CTE have to do with walkable cities?

>>713443414
Skill issue, my backwater town has better restaurants than any metropolis I've been to and I still prefer making my own food

>>713443414
The solution is to move to a small town in the USA. I recommend New Hampshire or Maine since they have almost 0 crime.

>>713436181
it's called town but its more like a village.

Most games cities are so small they could be at best called towns. So most games fit that descriptions except if you want a modern setting, because nobody makes adventure-rpg games in a modern setting

>>713439162
hopefully she meant with diversity new people and things to do not rainbow flag diversity.

>>713441567
>few trees are better than no trees
yeah

>>713445387
NH anon here. It's too expensive now don't bother. And I'm not even saying that because I don't want anymore outsiders moving here (I don't).

>>713445387
>just move to the US from Poland
Sure, lemme just enable dev mode to give myself the citizenship.

>>713434546 (OP)
That looks like a mid-low class suburb. Shit cars, a fucking cart, no pools, dirty roofs, shacks, almost no fences...

>>713445387
the US is a schizo thirdie shithole. most polacks move to norway for work. it has a better GDP per capita than the US anyway.

>>713445591
Its super easy to immigrate to the USA if you're from a European country. There are limits to how many people can immigrate from each country per year, and its only the big, third world countries that hit those limits like India, Mexico, etc.

>>713434546 (OP)
Persona 4

>>713434546 (OP)
If you take away the monsters, the distorted sky, and the separation of the town by the marrow, I would say Union in The Evil Within 2.

>>713434624
Naomi is one of my favorite characters in gaming. Shame the game is completely bugged

>>713445687
>it has a better GDP per capita than the US anyway
That's entirely because of the state run petro industry. The average Polish visa worker will not see that. You want to compare median incomes of whatever industry you're working in.

>>713445802
I don't know what you're smoking if you actually believe this to be true.

>>713445991
We have entire neighborhoods of Polish and other Eastern Europeans in Philadelphia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Port_Richmond,_Philadelphia#Polish_heritage

>>713445924
dude, im telling you polacks come here. its the largest immigrant group by far here. i also dont understand why saying "its because of the petrol industry" as if that somehow matters in the discussion at hand. our GNI per hour worked is literally the highest out of all OECD countries and second highest GDP per hour worked just behind Ireland.

>>713437182
Anon, even if I wanted to stay in a "community" where I live so close to my neighbors I can hear them snore at night, the last place I would pick would be some turd world hobbit hovel village full of snooty faggots (aka europeans)

>>713446357
If you pay attention, I was addressing your "GDP per capita" claim, and not your claim about Polish workers

>>713446447
Based jogger ghetto enjoyer

>>713446447
lmao i dont care you can have fun in your nigger hood in the projects, fag.

>>713436023
>confusing
roadlet

>>713443737
4.5€ for a restaurant meal ?
The hell, even in my small town middle of nowhere France it's like 13€ for a decent meal. Do you eat in truck driver diners or fast food ?

>>713446464
polish immigrant workers earn as construction workers in norway about triple the amount of what an engineer with a doctorate in poland makes. im exaggerating, but im telling you for a fact they move here for a reason. i have a polish friend whos dad only moved here to work as a house painter and made about quadruple what he made back home.

>>713434546 (OP)
Picrel is 99% of small towns in the us
>live in one and driven by dozens
Europes look a million times more soulful

>>713434726
saturn worship
please understand
everything must be squared

>>713446656
I said "20 PLN less". I was thinking of 40 PLN for a restaurant meal vs 20 PLN for cooking something.

>>713446748
grass is always greener on the other side - as an eurofag living in a place like the bottom photo, i really, REALLY want to visit these us towns in my lifetime. They just look really comfy and have this community feel to them. Ever since i saw the town of hope from rambo first blood i was enamored with these views and landscapes and that cozy yet developed infrastructure

>>713446748
bottom is more reminiscent of villages which is just a small community with no shops enclosed by hundred square kilometers of green desert (farming land).
I miss living in a small village, but if you liver there alone and don't do a lot of socializing with the locals you will be the most lonely hermit.

>>713447073
idk man im also a fellow eurofag and ive been to small towns in northern california and tampa florida and it kinda sucked honestly. i had the same view as you before i went but it was just kinda fucking lame when i got there. the extreme over-reliance on cars really fucking sucks honestly. in my head i always fantasized about being in a small town like twin peaks, but places like those are probably gone by now in our current enshittified 2025 existence

>>713434546 (OP)
I like america

>>713443414
Here in Italy you stumble upon restaurants everywhere you look. You could go in some secluded mountain region and you'd find a restaurant there.

Why are there so many gacha games and not a single dacha game?

>>713446357
poles are the turks of slavs

>>713434546 (OP)
Pathologic 2. Very comfy once you get used to your new neighbors. Just like irl!

>>713438398

I do but the constant maintainence is a hassle.

>>713447348
>i always fantasized about being in a small town like twin peaks
Then why the hell did you go to Florida? You want New England or Washington/Oregon.

>>713436825
> walking over to friends house after school
> playing with BMX bikes or pokemon cards or the latest video game
>flirting with the cute neighbor girl who rode your bus
>neighborhood water gun fight or flag football

yeah it was total hell. I wish I lived in a concrete jungle and went to school with subhumans instead

>>713434624
>sweryslop
hard pass, nigga wouldn't know a good game if he got hit in the face with one

>>713447439
you'd love >>713447475
not exactly dachas nor that comfy of a game as its stressful as fuck, but the game captures the vibe of russia east of the urals very well

>>713447592
i know that im just saying those are the ones ive visited in my past to see friends that I have from the US and the towns fucking sucked and as the american anon earlier said, these towns all look the same and its true at least in what ive seen. its just a case of once youre there, the idealism wears off and you see it for the burgerpunk shite that it truly is

>>713447802
>nor that comfy of a game as its stressful as fuck
so are dachas

>>713447802
>but the game captures the vibe of russia east of the urals very well
Literally live there and it's nothing like that.

>>713447439
SO FUCKING SOUL
i hate ziggers with a burning passion, but i have to admit that i have quite the romantic view of the russian village. just wanna live here and chop wood until i die.

>>713447301
That's my situation rn. I moved here with my parents because I didn't have anywhere else to go. Very rarely do I see other peeps in their early 20s, mostly old retired people or families with kids.
It's insanely boring and all I can do really is spend all day in the house rotmaxxing or walking around the neighborhood (shopping centers are 15+ minutes driving away and nature 20+ minutes)
going to apply for Jobs in Cities once I get my COMPTIA certification.

I understand the appeal with like, less crime and more peace compared to cities. But the trade-off isn't worth it. don't want to be a loner for eternity.

>>713442141
>gif

>>713447995
It's not a village, it's a summer cottage with a garden.

>>713434546 (OP)
what a nice town with plywood houses, would be a shame if something happened to it

>>713437257
is it ever explained how edna keeps that diner open 24 hours when she is the only one working there?

>>713448397
further proof that native americans were holding satan at bay and when the evil bognigger anglos arrived, suddenly they get constantly owned by natural disasters that only occur in america

>>713448397
You see those lakes? They help keep the town safe. Tornadoes can't cross large bodies of water and they typically don't form near them. I live in a state that gets lots of tornadoes but they're never near me because one of the biggest lakes in the state envelopes most of our town.

>>713434726
that's not a street it's a sidewalk

>>713434546 (OP)
Life is Strange
Shin Chan: Shiro and the Coal Town
Alan Wake 1

>>713448767
yes, genius, we have roads for cars as well, but cities and towns are mainly designed to be navigable by foot, bike or other means of public transport rather than by the car jew.

>>713448013
at least you are with your parents, imagine being alone there.
My mind sometimes wants to trick me into going back to living at a village, but I scrap that idea whenever I think about begging every day that your car doesn't break down.
Even then just for the most simple side activities, driving to a city you have to find parking, can't drink, can't shit in peace. Everything has to be planned to some extent.

>>713438398
My parents bought me one in 2020. I still mostly live at their place - they are fun, good people.

>>713448734
Based Poseidon protecting the neets

>>713448734
Even though tornadoes have a significantly less death count than hurricanes and earthquakes they are way more terrifying. Their sheer size, unpredictability, and presence are UNFORGETTABLE!!!

>>713439162
Thre's a small VERY SMALL town near my hometown, a 50 min. drive through mountains, near a sleeping volcano, super chill, have this dream of living there, but unsure if I could say goodbye to having all comodities from the city and good internet, plus, I like physical games so I'd be saying goodbye to those too unless I'm willing to pay extra or wait for a solid month or two for them on release.

>>713438881
>bought
>interest rate
you bought nothing debtor

>>713441154
layered shots muxed together, c'mon techlet keep up

>>713434726
k

>>713452393
Tornadoes are way more predictable than earthquakes. There are certain weather conditions that cause tornadoes so you get some warning they might be coming. Then when it touches down you know to hide in a basement or storm shelter or something like that. Earthquakes just happen out of nowhere.

>>713442829
romans loved grids, they were extremely proud of their ability to make a road go in a straight line for however long they like, which is an impressive civil engineering feat for 2000 years ago. when they could build a town from scratch they'd do it on a grid system.

The problem with grids isn't that they're grids, it's that they're rectangular grids instead of hexagonal grids, which are more efficient.

>>713437182
>All those houses in the flood zone
>Couple of houses outside the flood zone looking down on the peasants
Nice "community" you got there.

>>713438398
bought mine in 2016, fully paid off as of a few years ago.

>>713436023
>muh roads
fucking walk fat fuck

>>713448027
reinforcing a house is cozy af

>>713452824
Imagine you're driving a few states over to visit your folks and MF'IN SATAN pulls up on you

>>713454860
ever heard of the "Dead Man Walking" tornado?

>>713434726
It's primarily only in large cities and places that are flat as far as the eye can see.

Also, have you seen Barcelona?

>>713439162
>this white community is the best place to raise my kids, so we need to reduce the number of whites in this community
kek, white women every time. can never see the correlation.

>>713455459
>go to a small rural town
>there's no diversity
what the fuck were they expecting

>>713455459
it's all virtue signaling they don't mean any of it, they pull far more than a 180 the moment things don't go their way.

>>713455459
This is why you have to start dropping slurs and saying racist stuff early in any relationship to slowly condition your girl into accepting your based views. Nip the self-flagellating pro diversity faggotry in the bud before it manifests into driving your daughters to be culturally enriched in some ghetto.

>>713437447

I grew up in a small industrial town and now that a huge factory and a polytechnic school have been closed, that home town dies a little more every year. Population has dropped over 25% over the years, it's mostly 18-40-year-old people who have left. There's not even much crime or vandalism, things just...stop in time.

There's a bar that has been closed for over 20 years now, I used to go there with my friends and it was often so full you could barely fit in. This is a weird one because there's no message saying it's closed, they left the sign and still have the opening hours on the door which also looks pristine because of some cover material. There's faded stickers on the outer walls...band logos from 20 years ago, put there by people who haven't lived there for decades. It's like this with a lot of things. Many shops are well maintained but vacant, have been for years. You see time stop in these as well, sometimes it's ads from before 2015, sometimes it's contact info for a person who has retired 5-10 years ago, sometimes it's a sign for a obsolete service.

Back in early 2000 I was in lower secondary school and we had a work practice program - I went to the local library to sort out their storage rooms and in their dusty storage, they had body building magazines from the early 80s, it was funny as hell with all the vibrant colors, clothing and hair styles and (at that point new) products and advertisement. Relatively the same amount of time has passed but it's not funny at all now. When I'm back in my home town, I sometimes feel like I'm watching a ghost or a corpse of the time I lived there over 20 years ago. There's just too many places intact, not demolished, vandalised or anything but just silent, empty and stopped in early 2000s or 2010s. I'm now looking at my memories like I looked at those magazines in that dusty storage room in the library, seeing a piece of a more lively era now forgotten.

>>713434546 (OP)
>people(especially in this thread) somehow hate this
why?

>>713434546 (OP)
Shenmue

>>713434726
>american obsession
You mean EURO obsession?
I live rural, (You) live in an urban jungle.

>>713456069
Small town America has been raped out the ass by a combination of corporations putting the local economy out of business, the destruction of the national train system, and overpolicing.
t. grew up in a small town

>>713455832
you're basically forced to leave town once the jobs dry up. everyone that lives in my hometown is basically driving to the nearest warehouse jobs an hour away, many of them unsurprisingly choose to move closer to the warehouses to cut down on how much driving they have to do every day to get to work.
my hometown is now considered one of the worst places in the entire state to live, only drug addicts and the homeless roam the streets now, which it wasn't like 20 years ago.

>>713456640
i literally live in a place very similar to this >>713437182 seething schizohrenic mutt.

sim city kino

>>713434726
All I see in this pic is dilapidated buildings with rot and mold. Add on to that european buildings lack AC half the time for proper ventilation. Spend a summer doing mold reno and it will change your perspective

>>713455330
Nature eclipses even humanity when it comes to creating objects of absolute terror

>>713457471
where is this? im euro and firmly believe in death to america, but this place looks wonderful

>>713457505
>burger projects his peoples' incompetence regarding basic sanitation onto civilized nations
Have you considered not being a disgusting sub-human?

>>713457505
LMAO damn, mutts really are clueless, aren't they?

>>713457762
>americans invented trees

there's only one and only game that can replicate this
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>>713457762
You can literally just google the signs, anon.

>>713457762
nta but looks like Apgar Montana, gotta remember the United States is a far bigger place than you probably realize, the average European country is the size of maybe one of our states.

>>713457768
>>713457890

Poorly maintained buildings isn't a flex. I dont blame euros though, they look down on trades work so nobody does it over there anymore

>>713434726
>Eurotrash seething over grids
lol
lmao

>>713446724
Is this your friend's dad?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ULeDlxa3gyc

>>713458234
>mogs every american grid city
exactly, anon! thanks for agreeing :)

>>713457762
>Dead Man Walking
I think that might be Apgar Village in Montana, I can tell from the licence plate of that car

>>713458162
Again, just because your turd world shithole is bad at basic maintenance doesn't mean everyone else is.
Tons of buildings in Europe have been around for literally hundreds of years, even over a thousand, all properly maintained and properly updated with modern standards. Meanwhile there are still ghettos in America with lead paint, lead pipes, and asbestos insulation.

>>713458249
yes.

>>713452824
>but unsure if I could say goodbye to having all comodities from the city and good internet, plus, I like physical games so I'd be saying goodbye to those too unless I'm willing to pay extra or wait for a solid month or two for them on release.
This is the most materialistic zoomer urbanite thing I've read in years. Kill yourself in real life.

>>713456069
Urbanites (i.e., niggers, spics, zoomers and third worlders) can't imagine living in anything that isn't a shitfest of a city.
If I gave any more of a fuck, I'd cite that one image where some zoomer was losing their shit over seeing anything from nature.

>>713458603
800€/month for fucking Krakow is a travesty.

>>713459272
i have no idea how correct this PPP calculator website is, but yeah polands economy has been growing like crazy the past 5 years so i can imagine its gotten quite bad over there. my polish friends say that you basically need to work in tech and/or finance of some kind in order to live in a decent apartment in the city nowadays.

>>713436825
explain to me how op's pic is a shithole

>>713440747
>more efficient
it isn't

>>713459724
Originally founded for iron mining and logging, but both were overharvested so both industries died off. Current economy is greatly based on tourism which means having to put up with the worst scum of humanity, and the local community college which means catering to poor college students. Local groceries are dominated by places like Dollar General and Circle K, offering poor product choice while underbidding local options into oblivion.
You absolutely have to already have it made with fuck-you money (that you earned in the big city) in order to actually enjoy small town life, otherwise you might as well grab a pistol and hope reincarnation exists.

>>713434624
Absolutely fucking not. This game sucks fucking arse AND did not deliver on actual promises it made. Complete waste of money if you paid it, and complete waste of time even if you didn't.