However, I don't think you fulfilled your duty as an intellectual to tear our text a new one with well places examples.

When I was 16 I chucked a book I paid good money for out the window from a Khruschovka because it hurt my soul! I later stepped on it and sunk it into snow. Well, not because I hate Atom's writing, but because I believe the ability to actually feel something strong for the text (even disgust) is a sign of intelligence. I don't think it really has the legs to stand on its own and the added length just invited scrutiny it can't withstand.And a hello to you too, tovarisch! Dude, I completely respect your dislike for the text and find it totally reasonable, it even paints you as a kindred spirit. I think maybe I would have enjoyed this more if it had remained a 10-15 hour expansion to ATOM, rather than being fleshed out with a bunch of unnecessary padding into a full game. A few nice bits of writing and mystery - something the team does very well - but overall not something I really even wanted to finish once I got rolling. Getting to the upper area finally was especially shocking - seriously? It's one room, two buildings? The random encounters were tedious and interchangeable. Zero improvements to ATOM's already rather boring combat, starting with an endgame character (even if you roll a new one from level 15 instead of importing) takes away the only sort of interesting challenge of the first game, confining everything to one city was a huge blow to the creativity and personality of the setting, especially since the city wasn't especially large or developed in an urban sense compared to what was already present in ATOM.

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