It’s an entire channel of these animations and that one is actually one of the worst ones lol

Or you just need to make her blink

They are still ignored, or turn the population away from your propositions.

?? I didn’t “briefly think” to write any name, it goes straight to the gas stove.

I’d burn it. I’m not a murderer. Having a way to murder someone doesn’t make me want to do it.

First, China censorship. Shit like cannot type “free Taiwan” in chat. Second, every two lost matches in quickplay (PvP) you have a chance of the game putting you against a bot team, giving you a “free win”. In reality it is a shitty slog that you need to basically wait through. You cannot leave the match or you will get a leaver’s penalty. Of course nowhere is it stated that the enemy team are bots. They have cookie cutter names, when you check profiles after the match it says they all are “restricted”. When you spectate them, you can see how unnatural / bottish their aiming and movement is. You get two bots put on your team and 6 bots against you. In a supposedly PvP gamemode with no opt-out.

I mean, most devs wouldn’t ban people playing on linux to begin with? Sure, they fixed their bullshit but I wouldn’t call this praiseworthy, especially with the other shady things the game is pulling and with them being silent on it

Yeah it’s a dick measuring contest. All the time.

Too poor to smoke anymore sadly, let alone visit

You write a mod in java, run a gradle build and paste it into minecraft/mods.

Depending on your experience with java, with gamedev and the type of mod you want, it might be incredibly simple or completely impossible. Would benefit from an example of an ask if you have some.

Also remember that more than likely, there is already a mod for whatever he wants.

Edit: on “modifying”, if you have source code, not hard at all. If you don’t, you need to decompile and swap stuff around, so you are working with gibberish, messing around in code that is most likely incredibly complex. But swap a texture? That should be possible (though I haven’t done it myself).

In front of my work in a college town, there were foodtrucks. One with a middle aged dude making like the second best burgers in the city. The other one was “maczanka”. It’s pulled pork, slowly simmering in sauce for hours, in a medium sized breadroll / sandwich. Both of these were a huge culture shock to a dude from a mid-sized town moving to a former capital. They were so good to eat stoned, holy shit. Sadly, I don’t live there anymore. I do miss the burgers and the pulled pork though.

Ye, that’s the difference between pen and paper and a game. Unless it’s a singleplayer experience, gating stuff behind story progress doesn’t bode well with players and ends up generating less repeatable gameplay. But for pen and paper, you have a DM that can adjust on the fly. They can give out a level for a daring escape, they can give inspiration based on player behavior, they can have a talk with players and hear their expectations on how their character should perform at this stage (i.e. “we have slain a dragon, and my dude is a paladin that isn’t strong enough to wear a damned shield!”). They can give magic items that introduce novel ways to play a character. A game isn’t advanced enough to do that yet.

If creatures were to award xp, then all mages’ colleges wouldn’t be about learning / books / spells. Intro to magic 101 would be “alright class let’s slaughter us a bunch of goblins”.

Provided everyone sees it and moves there and not just stops seeing the content altogether and forgets about it. Remember, social media is like 95% lurkers. Also this assumes you are moving instances instead of there being two already that have different people watching them / moderating them.

It’s not just lemmy.ml… That’s the problem with any instance - that an idiot like me can just host one and be “the king”. Then a community grows, but the king still sits on the throne - whether he is qualified or not. Reddit had years to get rid of most of those issues with established modteams. Communities that had bad moderation faded away. Communities that “made it” had okayish mods since there were thousands of people to pressure a team acting like a-holes. Lemmy has barely any users compared to that, so a bad admin / moderator is more visible. Also, lemmy is heavily skewed towards echochambers, even more than reddit was.

Splitting communities just creates more issues - with having to crosspost to 2 or 3 groups of people who might not interact with one another. It’s honestly no wonder that there exists a “mega instance” in lemmy.world

Incredibly hard an unintuitive though. Expect to need to watch countless tutorials before you build something usable. Defo not really for people who game like 3hrs a week.

Divinity 2 is great, it’s similar to BG3 (since the same studio made it) just not as long / expansive. The main gimmick of the game is you can spill shit on the floor to change how the next battle plays out, barrelmancers will love it.

This pic is photoshopped too. Cats have huge eyes, someone made them like 40% smaller

My 762h in Garry’s Mod begs to differ. I’ll need to build a garage though in case my son is an idiot and doesn’t understand the absolute digital empire I have built online.

Nobody tell them about aluminium soda cans