I got out my old #Tropico3. I'm so sure the farms looked the same as the ones in #Tropico1 last time I played (I did a bit of the tutorial maybe 2 years ago?). Anyway, there's very little difference between Tropico 3 and #Tropico4. 3 just makes my PC buzz less.

One thing I dislike about the new games is no longer being able to lock overlays and the inability to micromanage.

The better thing about the new games is the graduates actually bother to take up the graduate vacancies. In Tropico 1 I was always having to fire the college graduates from their waitressing job so they'd work in the power plant. And then they'd whinge about being fired. In the newer games, the people do actually make use of the opportunities I give them.

I kinda feel scammed in buying 4. I have the Tropico Trilogy, so I got Absolute Power with it. Tropico 2 doesn't work on my old netbook nor my new PC.

I still haven't been able to play as an evil dictator. Even in the gaming world, I'm still a people pleaser.

#Tropico

I tried Cities: Skylines, but it was too much tutorial and not enough happening.

Tropico, my beloved! To be fair, #Tropico4 is not as different from Tropico 1 as you'd expect. The main difference is it makes my PC buzz and I don't know if that's a sign it's about to blow.

The weird thing about achievements is they don't activate during gameplay, but after you've closed and relaunched the game.

I am not the kind of person to put in 400+ hours on any game, but if I did, I'd have more than 6 achievements to show for it, freaking heck.

#PCGaming #RetroGaming