I love the idea of a stand maker. I like that my hands don’t have to be the first to hold the item we need. I have a stand maker that I have been using for years that I absolutely love. It’s a simple idea that works so well that by the time I get around to trying it, I rarely need to change my mind anymore.
I’ve noticed many times that I have a “don’t do this” attitude because I’ve become more and more afraid of the idea. I don’t have to think about it any more. In fact, I think I do.
I have this tendency that can be traced back to a childhood when I would do things that I would later regret. For example, every summer I would take my uncle to the movies. Thats what he wanted to do. But I didnt want to do that. He went to the movies in the summer so I didnt. It was only a small act of rebellion, even though it hurt my feelings when I didnt.
This is the kind of behavior that is best dealt with in the appropriate social setting. It’s not something that can be done on Deathloop. But it can be done in the right social setting. You can start by making it a practice to leave your house as soon as you can, then make it a habit to walk around town at the same time each day. You shouldn’t do it if you’re just going to see a friend.
The whole reason I mentioned this is there is in the game a bit of a social penalty for leaving your house. A “leave your own house” penalty is enforced by the game’s AI in order to keep you and your new friends from being “too chatty” with each other as much as possible. This is very much in line with what we have discussed on our blog: the more you socialize with others, the less you socialize with them.
Also, there is a bit of a social incentive to be social with others. The only reason you have to be social with others is if you’re going to be in the same room with people who are your friends. It’s pretty much the only interaction you have with your new friends and it seems like the AI should make that a big part of your life.
The reason you have to socialize with others is because if you don’t socialize with others, they will have to socialize with you, and that has a tendency to cause friction. But there is a social incentive for you to socialize with others that you don’t have to the point where its getting in the way of doing what you want to do.
There is also an incentive to socialize with people who are your friends because that way you dont have to worry about the people who are your friends. Also, if you dont socialize with someone who is your friend you are pretty much guaranteed that they will see you as a threat, especially someone who is a threat to him or herself. So there is a social incentive for you to socialize with people who are your friends.
So, basically, if you socialize with someone you dont like, you are more likely to get into arguments with them. That’s also not saying that you shouldnt have your friends, just that you should socialize with people who you like.
Socializing is always a good idea, but it also helps build social capital, or at least a lot of it. If you have a lot of friends, you have a much easier time making friends with them, just because they have access to more information and can generally make better decisions on their own. If you have a lot of enemies, you are much more likely to win the argument with someone.