In the Frostpunk Era, I Summon Players to Work for Me

If people don't starve to death, they have enough food and clothing. If a person does not die from illness, he is still strong

It's a system that comes with the protagonist's shelter in the current world. He's afraid that others will take away his shelter and the system.

I have a little doubt personally: 1. About city leaders. The background of the Steam Age is the end of the world, and resources are very scarce. In a desperate apocalyptic environment, lords will attach a certain importance to the resources of their cities, and they should not generously give away a large amount of their own resources to "allies" that are currently of no use. 2. I have also played as a pure novice player in the steam era. In less than 30 hours, when various resources were scarce in the early stage, I watched my people die one after another because of this, and I felt a deep sense of powerlessness and despair. In the book, the protagonist probably had the help of Goldfinger. I did not see the sense of despair of the frozen world for three hundred years and the feeling of people struggling in the apocalypse. In several nearby cities, with the luxury of the superiors of New London City and the generous gifts of Neon City, I did not feel the atmosphere of lack of resources in the apocalypse. Are leaders like New London and Neon City sure they won't be overthrown by angry people...

Can a lot of players log in to the game instead of just a few? It would look more constipating, like a super mechanic.

To be honest, maybe I am too conscientious. Although players can be exploited at will, I still think the protagonist should hang street lamps. Do I have too much conscience?

I'm going to do this after playing the game, and those unruly people will turn me over in a few days. Where's the soup? You have to be rich and fine. The tent is so sick that you can't even open ten medical clinics. Everyone has to live in a hub. If it's not livable, it will get sick, and it will go on strike at every turn. But my favorite thing is the last decree of the order faith, so you, the author, are less of a human being than me.

Is this game too real?

Update soon, it's not enough to watch How can you sleep with your grades? Why don't you hurry up and update?

Let it go, this book may not be written in the future.

When I saw the introduction, I recalled the time we spent playing together in Stardew Valley, Factorio, and No Man's Sky.