To be honest i expected more divers and more of eco quests.
I was kinda hyped for em.
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yea, sure; no problem. except that people come around talking so much junk about it.
sometimes i hope they and their children get to live in a garbage dump, without greenery, with an oxygen maker that smell like fart, and then i realise that’s me and my kids living there.
I fail to see why me not appreciating boring (gameplay-wise) and disconnected (The whole universe is at risk and I’m here collecting bees despite being “”“a champion”“”) quests in a video game makes you wish I’d live in a garbage dump.
Or maybe I’m misunderstanding something.
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You are, on purpose, and that’s why you was blocked before and why I will always keep you blocked, and why I feel it was a good decision. You should think on it, why you’re misunderstanding on purpose.
aye ok greta
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Aight… Anyone for some oncological dishes or something?
Did you play Terra Nil? It’s a very cozy “city builder” with that theme.
oncology is cancer related…
I get not caring about anything, I really do. But tripping over those who care? What tf are you doing then.
You about this ain’t real, right. K. There’s a scientific consensus that it is. You about that ain’t real either. Well, I’m about that you ain’t real and that we would be better off without you, and that’s for real.
…No?
I have no idea while you are so angry with me, I don’t even know you. I was trying to understand your reasoning, but if you want to keep me blocked and keep reading what I say, feel free to.
You just click it open. I do that on occasion if someone’s replying to me directly as I have written. But not always, only sometimes.
You’re thinking now is always? Well, you’re kind of right and also not. Tomorrow I won’t see you, and that’s what matter to me. Actually, next minute I won’t; which is a relief since there’s only nonsense and gaslighting from people like you.
Yes, you are.
You didn’t.
You know it’s not personal at all. You’re part of a specific type of people that I am diametrically opposed to. You’re easy to spot, as you spotted me immediately.
There will be no talks or negotiations, only mockery, and you know that because that’s your tactic. Another tactic is to pretend innocence, you always do that, and then you talk sht.
I’m not angry. It’s just how this goes. There will be a war if you don’t sober up. And that’s because we can’t agree to disagree on planet health as we just die if you are wrong.
Other things too.
Eventually there will be a civil war if the asholing doesn’t stop. And you know full well what it is. You’re literally here to polarize and explain how little it matter that the world is burning. And of course you’d belittle any quest in a game about it, because you view that as “woke”: Being aware. Which you try and label as an insult, over and over, until people believe it is. Brainwashing, kind of that is your business, but you’re so ignorant that you don’t even know what you’re doing. Actually, you think it’s the others who are brainwashing; those who make quests about caring for nature, for example. That’s how entrenched in ignorance you are that you believe it is bad to be kind and good; wretched.
Kind of that is why I just click people like you off and will keep doing it.
There’s no sense in us ever talking. We’re done with that and I think you and your kin is starting to feel it also.
Not liking a bee campaign longer than the Dimensius campaign is starting civil war? What are you talking about? Wild rant.
Have to be a troll.
Why are people so irritated by this idea of saving bees in a quest about restoring an eco-system? It’s the most obvious type of quest, they could have come up with for this, not sure where the issue lies exactly. Was it the tone maybe of how it’s communicated in the game? Eco-domes were a thing in TBC even.
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It’s about all cases and about the big picture you refuse to acknowledge, and that’s misunderstanding on purpose and belittling and marginalising.
fo
Can’t be sure about others, but I started to despise this quests too, You know? At first, I was really ok with them. The theme seemed a bit too light hearted for a patch with universe-ending threat, but I assumed that it would be a short questline, and then daily/weekly grind to achieve this “ecological succession”.
But no! The quests just kept on coming. The ones marked as “campaign”, I mean (I don’t have a problem with them being marked as such, just want to point out I don’t mean the dailies).
And that made me sad - so much effort went into this! We could have gotten quests that would expand the lore of Karesh, of Ethereals, of Void Elves, but no - they chose that instead 
after great undermine, I hoped for more here. Sadly, we’ve got more Karesh/Ethereal lore from the audio drama (a source outside the game) than from actual quests.
The quests themselves aren’t really that bad (IMO they don’t deserve the hate they get here), but the choice to prioritize them over expanding other stories is something I hate with passion.
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Yummy, my type of world that
I said it in my comment above :
-Gameplay-wise : Very tedious, you have to right click 20 small bees for 1 quest, then go look for also small, hardly visible fruits around a map, then run in circles, then do it again… For what it is, most quest take individually too much time, and there are too many of them.
-Story-wise : We are supposed to be dealing with the Universe-consuming threat of Dimensius, why are we assigned as bee housekeepers? And yes, as you mention it, the tone was terrible, it comes out of nowhere in-game.
I’ll say that I’m more much annoyed by the fact that it’s a long and tedious while labelled as a campaign quest more than the fact that I’m taking care of bees though.
have a friend who joke like that also.
he loves mad max. fury road he liked but he says that furiosa was even better.
i liked fury road, ngl. i thought it was cool. but i couldn’t watch longer than some minutes of furiosa, cause i just couldn’t stand the injustices displayed and projected as the movie would progress. he also confirmed that it was exactly like i thought.
he’s a great guy, actually. he knows right and wrong and he loves fantasy.
Do your caretakers know you have internet access?