TiredGoose

If I buy a game for €50 and the game is too difficult for me to get past the tutorial, even with practice, I cannot access 90% of the game I paid for. You could call it catering to a small audience but it is different than a game like "pc building simulator" which also caters to a small audience that can at least be fully accessed by everyone (not considering impairments)

If there is no way of scaling down the difficulty then I would like a refund of the money I spent on content I could not access.

The 'just watch a playthrough for the story' argument doesn't work for me. Games are a unique medium in a sense that the story is shaped by player decisions. Even if there is not a branching story, giving the player agency over small decisions like cosmetics makes the player more invested in the character and allow for roleplaying. That's all lost when you watch someone else play the game.

Oozoo?

Stupid marketing fuckup. Still it's my preferred store because no DRM.

Spray paint the solar panel?

And the order of Set traversal in the JVM is different so the other bug also doesn't show up