I don't know if it's a "bug" or just an oversight, but occasionally I'll find a book more than once that should be unique. Most recent is "Final Journal of Jonas", which should be a unique find based on both the title and the contents of it. But I found two copies within a few rooms of each other. It kind of ruins the illusion of the story told by the text...

Another competitor in the #firstworldproblems competition, and a strong one to boot!

Report it as a bug.

 

Another competitor in the #firstworldproblems competition, and a strong one to boot!

 

He's probably just too privileged.

Yes, definitely needs a slap-down for his domination of the hierarchy of knowledge.

Every single complaint ever made by anyone about this game in any way is, in fact, a #firstworldproblem

Every single complaint ever made by anyone about this game in any way is, in fact, a #firstworldproblem

If the complainer is from Russia is that a #secondworldproblem or is that no longer a thing?

It's been brought up before but that item is supposed to be a religious text (according to a developer who answered my query about it in the backer beta) for the Skaenites.

 

I agree though that it's a bit weird and there should probably be some additional text or something there to clarify that it *is* a reproduced religious text.

 

Every single complaint ever made by anyone about this game in any way is, in fact, a #firstworldproblem

If the complainer is from Russia is that a #secondworldproblem or is that no longer a thing?

 

Pretty sure that anything involving Russia is a #****worldproblem.

I don't know if it's a "bug" or just an oversight, but occasionally I'll find a book more than once that should be unique. Most recent is "Final Journal of Jonas", which should be a unique find based on both the title and the contents of it. But I found two copies within a few rooms of each other. It kind of ruins the illusion of the story told by the text...

 

I get the impression that this particular book is more of a sacred text for the group that uses it - that you're finding reprinted versions, not the original journal.

I found like, 10 copies of that thing. It's everywhere.

It should be renamed the Not So Final Journal of Jonas.

Very nitpicky.

 

The printing press hasn't been invented yet, so book variety is limited. Also, as others have said, it's a religious text not an actual journal.

It's like Paul's Epistles. It's a personal work that became widely distributed in the church.