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What's a common feature of video games we could really use in real life?
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this post was submitted on 07 Apr 2024
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Instant constructions and destructions. City needs a new road? Done in a second. Wind turbines and solar panels? Plopped before you could finish blinking. Pipe network to get water in and sewage out? There, it's already flowing beneath you.
As a hobbyist Woodworker, and a wildlife enthusiast This makes me sad.
Imagine some Karen wandering over, and all of sudden a monolith of a metropolis stands empty where once a forest stood full of life.
With a proper mayor, said Karen will be elevated into a 4m² mountain, over 2km above the rest of the place, where her ego from "being atop everyone else" will keep her from realizing nobody can hear her screams.
Also, "building" an entire forest also happens in a snap