I was watching earlier a video about medieval housing and the condition of servs, one thing that surprised me is that after the black plague things improved considerably for the average person because now they had more bargaining power since there were far fewer people around. I suppose and correct me if I'm wrong that the last year's of billionaires and state presidents freaking out about birth rate is that maybe they would like to have an ever increasing population, more demand for their products but lots of hands willing to work for misery because if they don't like how they are treated there's always lots of people willing to work for misery in their place

Build locally, share openly, govern together, connect without centralizing is how we begin to grow a different future from the ground up. Composting the mess, growing the alternative commons paths

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Hi everyone👋, I’m a game developer exploring new directions for Solarpunk games, and I’d love to hear your thoughts🧠✨.

💭 A little Context

Many games featuring Solarpunk worlds focus on building, crafting, or restoring ecosystems. But what if you could experience a Solarpunk world without having to build it yourself?

💬 Here’s what I’m curious about

Would you be interested in a story-driven Solarpunk adventure where you explore a handcrafted world, discover how it came to be and uncover its stories — rather than building or managing the world yourself?

ℹ️ I’d love to hear from both dedicated gamers and people who play more casually.

I’m curious whether this kind of game appeals to you, what genres you’d want to see paired with Solarpunk, or whether you think building and crafting are essential to the genre.

Thanks for sharing your swarm intelligence!