Ok so i just done my firdt survival in pve . Survival score 1825 . Took my 50 mins and gave me 3100 of xp . I got killed by two elites npc . <| sep |> Took it last year in Boston , looked exactly like my college final <| sep |> Fantastic ! Look forward to it ! <| sep |> Because nothing comes for free . 1 . Having someone take care of you from the day you were born to the day you die means you are incapable of responding to unexpected circumstances as well as we do . You expect society to handle it for you . As a result , you don ' t plan as carefully as we do Italians don ' t have a lot of personal debtdebt . htm , because saving has always been an important part of our culture . 2 . your heavy tax rate implies that I might be paying for services I don ' t need or have any interest of . These services could well be organised differently so that only those who are interested in them pay for them eventually with State contribute . Such heavy tax burden means that your State tax income is massively dependent on economic production . You compensate for that with reduced tax rate for companies , meaning that it ' s the exact opposite of what a State that cares of making their citizens rich does . You are making companies rich . This shows in your GDP , but the citizens are not as rich as they could really be . 3 . You tend to drive economy and consumption through tax levies , rather than incentives and culture , resulting in suppressed consumption . This in turn results in reduced product choice . This is even more exhacerbated by the fact that you are an irrelevant market small population . With this , I am not saying that there should be no welfare , just a good compromise that in the Nordic countries seem to exceed in a direction that , while pleasing the numbers , does not make reality more amenable to its citizens , mostly lulled into conformity by a plain , risk free life .