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What's the most relaxing game you have ever played?
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Yeah, me neither. I'm always like... you two can have your stupid war, but if anyone tries to mess with me and my 163 pieces of cheese, you're screwed.
How do you manage to amass that much cheese? #goals, I always eat mine. Bet yours is nicely aged.
I do have a drawer full of jewels because I tell myself one day I will take up jewellery making. That will get my life on track.
I haven't played it in a while but, it was aged for sure but I carried it with me in every cave and bandit camp... so I'm not sure about nicely part.
After a while, I would sometimes set random goals for myself like just regenerate life by resting in a bed, so I would end up with a lot of food.
Ah yes, making jewelry was a good source of income during a game. At one point I had so much gold and rings that I didn't know what to do with them so I started putting them in random people's pockets.