[4 paragraphs of fantasy explorer game references]
All I've learned is my brain hurts.
[4 paragraphs of fantasy explorer game references]
All I've learned is my brain hurts.
And it's not as if the game references are universals.
All this obfuscation for an obtuse and needless analogy.
'For your territory to be a part of Royaume, the land ordinance requires construction of a building (container), specifically a castle, from which your territory’s lord (agent)* rules.'
We all have different perspectives because the lenses with which we see the world are different. It’s possible you didn’t enjoy it because you’re not avid fantasy explorer gamer. Maybe you didn’t need an introduction to what ECS is.
I think the complaint was that it made it _harder_ to understand. Analogies are helpful if the relationships they describe are already well-known, but just dropping _Royaume_ into a sentence is dumb and hurts readability (instead of, e.g., sticking with "kingdom", from the analogy).