If you haven ' t , try the Habanero Tobasco for a bit of heat , and also the Garlic Tobasco for awesome flavor . <| sep |> So I answered your questions and tried to get more detailed information to help you even further . and you decided that was cause to teach me a lesson ? A simple thank you would have sufficed . <| sep |> Nice man congrats took me a bit longer but not too bad though got him in my 3 rd multi <| sep |> Is that a chocobo . ?<| sep |> This post is , obviously , disallowed . We do not promote error here . <| sep |> Does anyone have any advice ? Flair up first , pussnips <| sep |> Meh there were ten thousand Jedi . Not out of the question to have some very talented or devoted learners <| sep |> I ' d say avoid all prior warnings but then if you ' re affected by it I ' d feel like an asshole . Read on for a sortofspoiler but I won ' t cover any events in detail . Besides the game is different each time , and how you play can avoid some things altogether . Suffice to say , you control civilians in a very bad situation , who might have some useful skills but are basically untrained to cope . Everything is difficult or horrible Cooking , woodwork , bargaining . Violence , illness , murder , suicide , coping with grief . Avoiding conflict , resolving conflict , being forced into conflict . You can rob a church . You might be unable to help desperate children . Your shelter might get raided . Your survivors may give up all hope , and just stop . But in all of that , when you first have a playthrough that feels like you were all sort of OK in the end for me that felt incredibly powerful and moving . I ' m played it dozens of times , and will go back to it now I ' ve got the Little Ones DLC .