#and the capital/city seems to look down on mistria and it's people too like hmmmm...

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I can't stop thingkign about…. fields of mistria communism like I think this is the only game I've played where shops are open 24/7 even if the npc isn't there and you can just leave the money on the counter and leave lmao the npc's will literally switch shifts/jobs for eachother just so they can take a walk, or have tea with friends and there's just something so wholesome and real about that. I also really appreciate how nobody in this game talks down to kids and actually includes them in the community and treats them like people. like the npc's will play and interact with them & teach them things and it's so fun and refreshing to see! the devs put a lot of care into the characters and writing and it shows! not to mention free soup at the inn, sharing extra food and resources, taking time for rest, offering help/services to those that need it, ect. like a core theme of the game is openly helping eachother and allowing others to help you in return. happiness is only real when it's shared, comrades :3