It does, however, make being a crab extremely good.
My thoughts at this time are mainly crab-related ones.
If no-one opted for commander, an AI would take over.
Still, being a crab offered a great many benefits.
You just control a generic sci-fi guy who shot hollow sci-fi weaponry.
Admittedly, a crab-based society meant being absolutely minced by much stronger two-legged forces.
Crabs might be a laugh, but they aren’t strong.
Sadly, my time as a crab felt quite directionless, too.
But after these adventures, I entered a permanent state of confusion.
Perhaps this will change over time.
It felt more like a few scattered skirmishes in the middle of a barren land.
I suppose I’ll keep saying it: with enough time, perhaps this will change.
It was, unfortunately, mightily confusing.
From what I could gather, you’re able to select AI units and send them places.
Again, I couldn’t figure out how they worked, no matter how hard I tried.
And, to be fair, Dram didn’t shy away from that fact.
My biggest worry is whether the hybrid istooambitious.
Given time, I hope Dram can prove me wrong when it launches into early access.
