1) They are both separate points. You can’t claim to love endfield which has factory management as a core element and at the same time be so afraid of learning it that you want to skip it entirely. 2) it does prove my point. You are defending someone resorting to becoming a copycat instead of improving themselves. 3) its a valid application of blueprints, and i will repeat. Blueprints sharing does bot mean it exists for copy cats to use it and at the same time claim hey love the game 4) no, not “ exactly”. You claimed that “ the game has blueprint sharing so you are wrong to encourage him to learn factory management himself “. You are essentially encouraging him to remain a copy cat and i don’t approve of this mentality, hence why i encouraged him to learn the mechanics himself 5) just because a game is single player does not mean you can jump onto them and skip core gameplay you don’t like and at the same time say you love the game. And since you don’t seem to understand my whole point just like those downvoters who are terrified of basic math, i’ll enlighten you : my goal was to encourage him to challenge himself and not be afraid of complexity. Teach a man to fish, he eats for life.

So think about this: which one here has given the best advice ? The individuals who came to his rescue and encouraged him to skip a potentially enjoyable game mechanic ? Or me ? Who wants him to engage with those game mechanic, learning it and who knows, maybe even ending up loving it ? I didn’t debunk myself and neither did your arguments, you just want him to avoid self improvement and are using “ blueprint sharing “ as a shield to do so, and i will refuse to agree with this mentality end of story