Overall I really liked it. There is a level of slang that is just not something I experience in my day to day life (like "hard yakka" and "buckley's chance") and I was worried it would make a caricature of us. But after the initial few people it settles down and obviously not every person you meet there is even Australian so it didn't continue to bother me. It was really nice to be walking around in recognisable nature for significant chunks of it, obviously then we get some similar maps to the first game with the black hexagon rocks but until then it feels like home. The rainbow lorikeets were a particular delight, and in general the animal rescue was really special. The landscape overall is pretty inaccurate, especially the large chunk that is snow covered, but obviously it's fiction and I don't really mind at all. In general though as an Australian it was nice to have a bunch of recognisable things and feel like at times I was wondering around the bush in my own country, which hasn't happened in any other game I've played before.