I don't understand why it is bad to ask for clarification for some of these statements. I also am confused about the way challenges are presented, they appear to support the opponents argument so I am hesitant to even try them in case it drops my score, but I don't know how else to pick on their assumptions...?????
Best of your games I have played so far. Feels small though, like I get some stuff is there for world building, but it just makes it feel like there is this huge game you aren't allowed to play
the only thing i seem to be able to do is make a fishing rod but it just keeps saying to try it later. how do i spark the coal... P&C games always have these issues....
Pretty good but the crowbar thing was ridiculous, and the codes at the end weren't very clear, particularly since it established a pattern of each code being 3 characters, and the on/off codes weren't used for the containers they had unique codes. Impossible without a walk through or hours of brute forcing.
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I know, it can feel a bit confining. But you get a stage on which you have your adventure, although there are hints of a larger world.