This game is really good. It's a really accurate simulation of the challenges of solving the climate crisis
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I like this game, has potential to help people think, especially about land-use, but also has issues.
However we discussed this in some detail 11 days ago (e.g. 22 comments on solarpunk),
it could be good to continue in further depth, but would feel odd to re-paste the same comments.
It is a problem for Lemmy (and other social media sites), that a 'deep' long-term topic loses prominence too quickly, compared to 'breaking' news. So my question is rather general, how could we blend /gather comments across communities and across time?
Meanwhile, enjoy the game (I don't want to discourage new comments).