That was before the blackout. Now a new TikTok has taken its place and everyone is talking about it on there.

Ah, I’m sorry you didn’t get to enjoy it! It is my favorite game of all time, so that’s sad to hear.

I’d also like to throw another good point to the ones you have provided: The game is also about helping other players along on their journey.

Once I got to the good equipment, I laid down as much as I could to help others on their journey. I even went as far as grinding (which I legitimately hate doing) to build the roads, build the zip lines, and fixing other people’s equipment that I had used.

That, to me, was one of the cooler aspects of the game!

I found it to be so immersive, that the large map size was a bonus to me. I wanted to see it all, and by god I did. I have done every single thing on that game.

I found it even more immersive by camping when it got dark out, cooking to eat, and then going to bed. When I woke in the daylight, I would sit there and have Arthur drink a cup of joe, break down the camp, and continue on with my journey to wherever.

Now I want to play it all over again for a fifth time. >:(

Thank you so much! I saw an app on my phone that’s called 3D Knots or something, but I would rather buy into an open source avenue that cares about sharing ideas and knowledge, so I hadn’t bought it just yet.

I will now use this as a resource, so again, thank you so much! :)

So, this may not be the correct place for this, but does anyone know of a similar open source way I can learn knots?