Iran is weirdly well positioned to transition rapidly from authoritarianism to actual democracy. Its parliament never went away and is mostly functional, and it conducts regular well-run elections. They just need to get rid of the top layer of dictatorship and (harder) the parallel military state.

How much context do you think you need from the first game to enjoy this one? I liked Code Vein all right but didn't actually finish it.

Also does it still have the absurdly customizable character creator?

One hundred bread rolls.

Plus the more complex you can make a universe and story that still coheres, the more subtlety and nuance you can achieve. Readers can reach more complicated logical connections and deductions from less information.

I tell myself I'm the only one trying to keep the world safe and sane as I rip apart the fabric of nations.

Everything about this is good but "the age of 30 is in demand" is the slogan that sold me. Please produce this.

Dating myself, but this is somehow also how I felt about the official game Medieval II itself claiming to be a successor to the original.

That's a very specific face. I don't think I've ever seen anyone in that situation before.

Nothing would make me hate broadband more than learning it is the reason vector art is so much less common now.

Oh this finally released didn't it? I wonder if I still want to play it