What's the most autistically in depth game out there?

Because they are cheap workers and don't care if they get low pay.

Meanwhile those who actually work hard are autists,e.g TempleOS and Terry

spacechem

LMAO

Dominions 5

iirc the instruction book has like 1000 pages or some shit

>hard mode: play as a woman

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Stand Aside Brainlets

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>tfw 1000 pages isn’t even that much
This is coming from someone who has to do a lot of /tg/ reading.

That one game where you're a ship in space and you have to program your own cannon's prediction algorithm.

Yep, this is the most obtuse game of them all

Sounds fun, got a name?

No but I remember that the beginning menu was red and had planet pictures, if thar helps.

/tg/fag are the vegans of 4 Chan

Factorio
Yu-Gi-Oh
most fightans

It's hard mode in majority of the world, but some people don't conisder anything outside America real.

Probably fighting games

>Crtl-F aurora
>1 result
Even now there is hope for Yea Forums.

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What is going on in this

this is your brain on söy

Not him but that sounds fun as fuck
Also cataclysm dark days ahead

I really want to try aurora but I hear the slowdown between turns in mid to late game gets really really shitty
That one guy is remaking it but it’s not even close to finished last I checked

Lot of the autistic stuff can be ignored if you're playing against AI, but against other human player(s) it's one hell of an autism game of truly grand strategies, gambits and mindgames.

Why did the mods delete my post almost instantly? What the hell is going on here...

Unpaid jannie trannies are trying to fight the good fight

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Being a janny is the most autistic game

Now this is autism.

Chess

>command:chains of war

Just why honestly. You have to have serious clinical autism to master this game.

Football Manager especially if you're not just "EPL wins lol"

this

The basics of Cataclysm DDA aren't too hard to get a handle of, but some of the complexity you'll find in it is absolutely autistic
>loot an MRE from a zombie soldier
>unpack it
>get a meal pack and an accessory pack
>meal pack has like 5 different containers of food and a heat pack for the main course (or for yourself if you're freezing)
>accessory packet has drink mixes that you can actually combine with water, tablets to purify said water, some candies, and a spork
it's neat for sure but it makes you wonder why someone would put in the time for such a miniscule detail

Dreams

>Lemmings
>involving programming
what

Programming is pretty low thought in many "software dev" cases...but don't compare it to being a dishwasher. There is no truer grind than that found in the dishpit

Anything that involves reading comprehension

This thread made me realize how much i miss when paradox games had actual depth
Victoria 3 never

Someone who wanted to make a 3D survival game but could only afford to develop a roguelike

kek

>you will never fruitlessly try to help akko pass her quantum mechanics midterm

Out of what I've played, Project Melee.

The amount of hidden techniques is not only large, but the execution required to pull them out consistently and determining the optimal situations to do so is very demanding. You have to be cognizant of a lot of things at once and be able to think ahead to get to the highest echelon of play.

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why would a magic user need to know quantum mechanics?

You kind of do program in Lemmings in a way.

Magic logic gates.

even dota is more complex

Super Mario 64

>Someone who wanted to make a 3D survival game but could only afford to develop a roguelike
I doubt 3D was on their mind at all. One of the strengths of the genre is the autistic amount of detail you can stuff into it, so much so that it probably wouldn't be feasible in 3D even if you had a AAA budget.

>faggots
>op
>you

this is your brain on ascii

step aside for the true autism simulator

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