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hurdygurdy21 t1_jdtofnn wrote

Reply to Are simulators (PC Building, Car fixing) good to learn its basics? by dimtril

I'm honestly surprised how accurate some simulators can be. Not saying you could make a career choice based on how well you do one but you can for sure learn some basics in things like Power Washing Simulator, Euro Truck Simulator, Lawn Mower Simulator, most farming sims, and yes the PC building sim is not bad. I think I remember watching Linus Tech Tips play it and he was pretty impressed. Not 100% but good enough to get the idea.

Goat Simulator can teach how to be a goat and I love that lol (that was a joke but you get the point)

Edit: not necessarily a sim but there is a gun disassembly game I played once and that taught me a lot about stripping and field stripping weapons. I've forgotten most of it but enough to know the basics.

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Ffdmatt t1_jdtibsk wrote

Reply to comment by GingerDreddMan in My 8yo saw me playing Diablo 4 and wanted to get in on the action. Today we started to co-op Minecraft Dungeons and he’s lovin it. by totallylegitnesss

I get that, but I hold companies accountable for licensing their IP out to garbage like that. Fine print says someone else developed it, but "Diablo" is in large letters on the cover. Therefore, it's Diablo. Companies usually know better than to fuck with their brand image so severely, but Blizzard has shown a deep disrespect for their consumers and even employees, so it's expected.

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