artem-tkachuk.bsky.social
@artem-tkachuk.bsky.social
Finance & strategy background. Interested in games and media as systems: power, incentives, logistics, and long-term consequences. Thinking about how complex systems evolve, break, and resist change.
Probably mostly "E" for me - the Fallout I keep thinking about.
One where rebuilding, logistics, and power reshape the world,
not just the player’s path through it.
One where rebuilding, logistics, and power reshape the world,
not just the player’s path through it.
January 29, 2026 at 2:11 AM
Probably mostly "E" for me - the Fallout I keep thinking about.
One where rebuilding, logistics, and power reshape the world,
not just the player’s path through it.
One where rebuilding, logistics, and power reshape the world,
not just the player’s path through it.
But can be lost in a second.
January 23, 2026 at 2:31 PM
But can be lost in a second.
Fallout really shines when time spent in the world actually changes it. Longevity feels best when replayability grows out of real consequences - factions and infrastructure settling into irreversible states - so each long run feels distinct and meaningful. Fallout has always had that potential.
January 16, 2026 at 6:00 PM
Fallout really shines when time spent in the world actually changes it. Longevity feels best when replayability grows out of real consequences - factions and infrastructure settling into irreversible states - so each long run feels distinct and meaningful. Fallout has always had that potential.