← Back to context Comment by evv 5 hours ago not me hoping for an official factorio board game 6 comments evv Reply hobofan 2 hours ago Not quite Factorio, but Satisfactory has a board game in the works: https://www.reddit.com/r/SatisfactoryGame/comments/1wj4gc6/i... tasuki 3 hours ago There was an attempt, with a very well known board game designer. They got along well, but didn't find a board game in it. annoyingnoob 3 hours ago I imagine it takes a football field and a small building full of pieces. Sounds like fun! mcphage 4 hours ago Until then, there's Factory Fun, and Factory Funner. lucb1e 4 hours ago not you? Is that an expression I should know, meaning the opposite presumably? john_strinlai 4 hours ago yes, "not me X" means "absolutely me X", in gen-z form.i typically interpret it as having a hint of embarrassment to it (e.g. "not me eating instant ramen for dinner for the 3rd time"), but not always.
hobofan 2 hours ago Not quite Factorio, but Satisfactory has a board game in the works: https://www.reddit.com/r/SatisfactoryGame/comments/1wj4gc6/i...
tasuki 3 hours ago There was an attempt, with a very well known board game designer. They got along well, but didn't find a board game in it.
annoyingnoob 3 hours ago I imagine it takes a football field and a small building full of pieces. Sounds like fun!
lucb1e 4 hours ago not you? Is that an expression I should know, meaning the opposite presumably? john_strinlai 4 hours ago yes, "not me X" means "absolutely me X", in gen-z form.i typically interpret it as having a hint of embarrassment to it (e.g. "not me eating instant ramen for dinner for the 3rd time"), but not always.
john_strinlai 4 hours ago yes, "not me X" means "absolutely me X", in gen-z form.i typically interpret it as having a hint of embarrassment to it (e.g. "not me eating instant ramen for dinner for the 3rd time"), but not always.
Not quite Factorio, but Satisfactory has a board game in the works: https://www.reddit.com/r/SatisfactoryGame/comments/1wj4gc6/i...
There was an attempt, with a very well known board game designer. They got along well, but didn't find a board game in it.
I imagine it takes a football field and a small building full of pieces. Sounds like fun!
Until then, there's Factory Fun, and Factory Funner.
not you? Is that an expression I should know, meaning the opposite presumably?
yes, "not me X" means "absolutely me X", in gen-z form.
i typically interpret it as having a hint of embarrassment to it (e.g. "not me eating instant ramen for dinner for the 3rd time"), but not always.