FICSIT's Satisfactory: Work-Life Balance Concerns

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Satisfactory hits 1.0, removing your last excuse to avoid falling in deep

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You are dropped onto an alien planet, with a first -person view, and your first job is to disassemble your landing craft so you can use its parts for a H.U.B. ( Habitat and Utility Base) You are a Pioneer , working for FICSIT (motto: "We do anything to find short-term solutions to long-term problems") You'll need resources to keep building, like mined ore, fuel for a generator and animal parts for research.

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