The long-awaited evolution of Surprisingly Fine 2: Wind / Wave—the game that sparked endless debates across Discord—is finally here. The DLC "777: Sociological School" is more than just an expansion; it’s a total "dimensionality reduction strike" on traditional gameplay. By paying homage to the classic Anno series, we’ve seamlessly stitched complex economic powerplays into the universe you know and love.
️ A Megacity from Scratch
In the grand world of 777: Sociological School, you are no longer a mere adventurer gathering materials; you are the city’s absolute brain. You’ll inherit the classic idle logic of Surprisingly Fine 2, but this time, you must manage intricate production chains so complex that even RoRoKaii could only stand by and watch them unfold.
Fully Automated Production: From the extraction of the very first piece of coal, build a self-sustaining megacity.
Hierarchical Social Simulation: Farmers, Workers, Astrologers, and Alchemists. Meet their demands (or ignore their wails) to unlock advanced structures.
⚖️ The Survival Map of the Four Classes
In 777: Sociological School, every class is vital to your vision:
Farmers: Servants of the soil, responsible for primitive accumulation. They only know the earth, but without them, your skyscrapers are but castles in the air.
Workers: The backbone of the classes. They don't just touch gears; they craft the essentials of city life with their bare hands.
Astrologers: Detached from the masses. They look to the stars rather than the ground, boosting production through mysterious and captivating horoscopes.
Alchemists: The peak of the social pyramid. Obsessed with the art of material exchange, they remain the ultimate key to your urban evolution.
Deep Production Chains (Minus the "Industry")
You must establish a complex logic chain stretching from "Wooden Planks" to the "Philosopher's Stone." Food from Farmers feeds the Workers; tools from Workers sustain the Astrologers; and the celestial secrets glimpsed by Astrologers are the catalysts for the Alchemists' transmutation. If a single link breaks, you’ll witness the true meaning of "public outcry."
Game Features:
Pure Numerical Aesthetics: Inherit the operational thrill of Anno, stripped of all impurities that distract you from watching those numbers climb.
Hardcore Balance Control: One extra Astrologer might leave ten Farmers without clothes—but that’s where the fun lies, isn't it?
2,000 Years in the Making: We polished this class system for two millennia. Now, it’s free.
Join 777: Sociological School and build your own Great Utopia.
