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I’ve been completely immersed in this game called #Satisfactory. Let me start by saying that I can quit anytime! Just because I’ve spent a good chunk of hours doesn’t mean I’m addicted!

I’m not usually into these types of games and never have been for years. Not because I didn’t like them, I can tell you that. I just did not know much about the genre of simulation games and the little I knew wasn’t something that piqued my interest right away. I think I’ve spent like 88 hours in Satisfactory just doing base building alone, like you would think the game would be more about exploration, but that’s not quite the case, and to be honest there’s a lot to explore.
The true satisfaction of Satisfactory is seeing your base work exactly as you intended. The sleek buildings, the smoothness of materials moving from point A to B, everything adds up, but I wouldn’t call that the true satisfaction. I believe that it comes from organization. Once you organize things in a way that furthers your mass manufacturing base, you’ll see that your base is organized in a jaw-dropping way. Once you take to higher heights with your jetpack or watch tower, all you have done pays off. It is an indescribable feeling of joy, and seeing your base from afar is like “I did all of this? Yes, I did”.