I used to, but I usually can't, since it's closed-source.

>>1
I'd love to, but I can't really get into it.

I used to, but now everything's different and I've forgotten how to play, and I don't have the willpower to learn again.

I once ventured forth as a Grizzly Bear man set on honing my skills and becoming a horrific beast capable of tearing enemies limb from limb.
One instance of adventuring I was set upon by some would be ambushers. I swiftly dispatched once, sending the others running. Chasing one down, I tore his arm from his shoulder with my brutish grizzly strength and ripped his throat into a bloody pulp. I pocketed the gruesome remains and hunted down the final ambusher who had since fled from the brutal wreckage of his commrades. I pelted him with serious bady parts from his friends until I caught him and you can guess how that turned out.
Another moment I was wandering the countrysides looking for beasts to slay to improve my reputation. I happened upon the cave of a cyclops and ventured inside. In the ensuing battle my arm was punched off at the shoulder and my brave maceman companion met his end. I made a point to tell the tale of his death and death of the cyclops in ever tavern I visited afterwards.

reddit.com/r/dwarffortress

I use a mod that lets you play humans and build wooden villages by the sea.
though, enabling you to play humans is all it does, doing that is a bit time consuming when you have to make your longhouses out of whole logs.

*resource consuming, I should say

I tried to but I didn't understand shit at first and I didn't feel like spending too much time wrapping my head around its gameplay.
I wish I heard about it sooner though because it seems nice nonetheless.

https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=kruggsmash+monster+killer

I'd love to see a game like Dwarf Fortress with another mythical creature as the main focus, maybe something like Minotaur Maze.

haven't in a long time but i'm generally into that style of weird high detail autism magnet game. play a lot of spacestation 13 lately for example.

>>12
I wish there was a singleplayer SS13...

>>13
I wish there was a small but consistently active ss13 RP server with no set lore/rules/rigid no fun allowed shit other than playing along and not being a shit as a player, like there was when I was younger.
That was great.

>>14
/tg/station sybil or terry work alright.

/tg/station isn't RP, its ludic shitposting with occasional fluff
unless sybil is something else.