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You know you're addicted when the game starts intruding into reality like that. But if you're sat comfortably on the train that means you're "resting" and can level up afterwards.
+1 Personality and +2 Speechcraft. (And if train fares are as expensive as they are here then -1 Mercantile.)

Looks like you have quite a few addiction points as well :p
And there are no levers in subnautica, just better gear which is refreshing.

Not so refreshing is tjis tabletts tendentiös to auto correct to Swedish without my askungen for it meaning evertthing I write is Witherspoon gibberish or has to be resrutten at least onde.

Something.... something just looked me in straight in the face and asked "what - are - you?"

But did you reply?
Or just run away?

uhm, I was kind of mesmerized.... and then I had to go up for air...

"What... are... you?"

answer: Drowning

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I've finally mustered the courage to explore the Aurora, which turned out to not be so bad as long as one made the trip over there safely. Now though, I keep surfacing in air pockets and ending up "outside" the rooms, so, between walls and walking on water. Had to restart the game because of this, twice now. Very annoying. Also, why have a bag item called a carry all if you can't carry anything in it?

I experienced the out of bounds glitch myself about 3 times when I first went into the Aurora. It is possible to get back into the map if you are lucky (last time it happened I managed to clip back in through the corner of the locker room), but I died a couple of times because of it by drowning and from thirst. Best way to avoid it is to avoid jumping in rooms with low ceilings, and don't resurface too quickly in the flooded rooms.

The bags bug me as well.

I managed to get back from the aurora and build me a prawn suit (nothing to do with shrimps Val) which I have now taken for a walk

But did you take the essential cat poster back with you?