the state of being mentally ill, especially severely'. In other words (from the context inferred), 'a thing or situation causing overwhelming frustration/agitation to the point of being unable to think rationally. I was using the commonly accepted definition of the expression (which is a shortened form of 'driven to madness' which is akin to the expression 'driving me crazy'). Next really 'warm day' I'm trying for it again in my skivvies. I've probably spent 4 hours trying to get to those carcases and/or that island. I just take it as an in-game life lesson to be more situationally aware and be careful of how, when, and where I take my shot.Įdited for corrections and You define 'driven mad' totally different from me. it's frustrating to me to hunt an animal, only to have that animal run far out on thin ice and die, and therefore waste time and resources on a hunt I can't profit from. I guess there is a fine line between real feed back and people who feel the game should conform to only their specific tastes instead of just learning how to appreciate the wonderful experience we've been given to play around in. I figure instead of complaining about it, I should try first to just get better at living in the world that has been provided to us by the Hinterland Team.ĭon't get me wrong, pointing out bugs, exploits, or very drastic unbalances is a different mater entirely.

by contrast, I generally choose to be grateful to have this game in our lives at all. So often, I see people complaining about various aspects of the game. Let me say ahead of time that I don't think you fall into this category but: I accept the game for what it is, this way things don't frustrate me as much they do others. But don't you want to see what's on the other side of that island

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