It's actually surprisingly nice! There are four here, all within ten kilometres of each other, I think. Different bases for different stuff. I live on a small, residential one with little else than the housing, a commissary, a woodwork shop, and a theatre (the stageplay kind!). The other three are all bigger and cooler. There's also a shuttle system that's constantly active and ferries you around from base to base according to a schedule.
I just finished a series called The Bone Season! It's hard to explain, but it takes place in future!London and it's heavily based around an RPG-esque magic system involving ghosts. The first book is a bit iffy, but the second one definitely picks up and is a lot better. They're pretty short, I finished them both within a week. Also, I'm currently reading Warbreaker at the moment, and it's really good. It's a book that takes place in another world where colour and human souls are heavily intertwined, and it has a lot of divine politics and cool magic shit. I'm really bad at explaining books, so you're probably better off googling if either of those blurbs sparked your interest. 8| Oh, also, the Mistborn series is really, really good. Silver suggested it to me, and it's what got me into Brandon Sanderson. It's about the magical manipulation of metal and it's also very RPG-esque, and it's just. Great. 10/10.
I just finished a series called The Bone Season! It's hard to explain, but it takes place in future!London and it's heavily based around an RPG-esque magic system involving ghosts. The first book is a bit iffy, but the second one definitely picks up and is a lot better. They're pretty short, I finished them both within a week. Also, I'm currently reading Warbreaker at the moment, and it's really good. It's a book that takes place in another world where colour and human souls are heavily intertwined, and it has a lot of divine politics and cool magic shit. I'm really bad at explaining books, so you're probably better off googling if either of those blurbs sparked your interest. 8| Oh, also, the Mistborn series is really, really good. Silver suggested it to me, and it's what got me into Brandon Sanderson. It's about the magical manipulation of metal and it's also very RPG-esque, and it's just. Great. 10/10.