It’s beyond my understanding why someone would moderate a subreddit for free for a for-profit organization.
I thought moderators were paid or something. It’s literally working for free. I don’t get it.
The game got very mixed reviews on release. I even took a long time until I tried the game because people weren't really recommending it.
Even the sequel was canceled.
But at the same time, I feel that more people are now understanding that reviews mean fuck all and until you try the game you won't know if you like it.
It takes a bit of time to get used to the new way of dashing and the pistol, etc but man, what a game. It goes gradually from Van Helsing to a Lovecraftian nightmare and it hits you like a train.
That's very reassuring to read. Hope it keeps being that way then.
Another great game. Didn't expect it to be that entertaining but there I was spending considerable amounts of time deciding which faction to pick because they are all fun.
Will buy Elex II at some point.
A fellow Vampyr enjoyer in the wild! I played the game without killing anyone (which is considered the "boring" way of playing) and still had a great time.
I also feel something similar with their long posts about the ‘philosophy’ of this site that I honestly don’t get. But at the same time, they banned lemmygrad and I haven’t really noticed if they are promoting any view or gatekeeping the site for those who don’t share the same views.
Also, this place is bound to attract a certain type of political alignment since we are all here trying to escape the capitalist greed that’s consuming other sites.
It is still too soon, but so far I’m satisfied.
I’ll be monitoring the new socialism community though, because as soon as I see pro-russian crap or similar, I’m getting the hell out of here.
A search functionality, but maybe it’s already there and can’t see it.
Not yet. I was planning to play it next after I finish Kingmaker but I don´t think I will knowing that the developers are russians.
This doesn´t make any sense. Their readers will be forever 'adversely' impacted when they can't access reddit through their favorite applications anymore.
One thing is to believe this will be ineffective (which I also believe) but there is another thing called solidarity. Specially when a lot of bigger subreddits are joining.
What a lack of empathy.
Another expedition... wish they get rid of these FOMO tactics. They are really not needed.
I picked up Pathfinder: Kingmaker after a very long hiatus and I'm enjoying it a lot once I decided to lower the difficulty so I can focus on the story and not on the intricate ruleset.
My favorite part is the kingdom management.
I must be one of the 10 people who liked Andromeda but I believe it was unjustly criticized. It is more bland that the Mass Effect trilogy but still a decent game.
Yep, I noticed that on other instances but seeing that beehaw has banned lemmygrad at least gives me some hope.