You literally made up fake situations in your head and got mad from it… They won’t do anything, people have the memory of a goldfish. It will blow over in a few weeks.
Alternate account for @simple@lemmy.world
You literally made up fake situations in your head and got mad from it… They won’t do anything, people have the memory of a goldfish. It will blow over in a few weeks.
1600 daily peak isn’t massive but it’s still very much playable. You’ll have a dozen full servers to play in.
Nothing really happened to Battlebit, but this is what happens when you have a live service game without a huge budget. Slow updates kills a playerbase, and eventually people lose interest. It becomes nigh impossible to gain new users without an ad campaign with I don’t think they have a budget for.
Edit: They also apparently didn’t update the game since February. That’ll do it.
Didn’t S2 villain try to destroy the world or something?
But your name is literally James Tea Bag
I wouldn’t be too worried. If the internet stops being a thing, we’ll just go back to physical media. I imagine there will be huge data storages that sell USBs and DVDs containing specific data people are looking for, so any time I’d want to watch a movie or something I would go to my network of friends and start copying.
Oh my god, it’s happening!
https://play.typeracer.com/ or typing master.
In terms of 3D prince of persias, then I’d say The Sands of Time probably. It’s the most consistent and well-paced.
People love praising Warrior Within but I played it again recently and it doesn’t hold up. Lots of backtracking, lots of confusing camera angles and a frustrating world to get around. Dahaka is very cool though.
I don’t remember Two Thrones enough to comment on it, but I thought it was pretty good at the time.
Prince of Persia 2008 is my 2nd favorite and it still sucks that they never followed up on it. There’s a lot of room for improvement but it was a great entry.
Blood of Zeus is an obvious one
Brand names have gotten worse, that’s not you. Cost saving measures upon making sizes smaller while still raising prices. I swear, KFC mid-2000’s was amazing compared to the bland oily ones of today. That said, you probably have gotten desensitized to them in general as you grew older too.
Local fast food is still really good for me, but I’d just avoid major brands like Mcdonalds. They’ve become synonymous with trash food.
Most people are in !asklemmy@lemmy.world
I guess you really have to put up with it.
Kingdoms of Amalur has very fun, very flashy combat. The rest of the game is really ehhh, but if you just want to blast magic and have cool skills then it’s a great choice.
Yup, things have definitely improved, especially with more extremist instances like lemmygrad being defederated and phased out. I do also want to give a shoutout to the devs for not pushing their stance and letting the platform grow naturally.
Yes, some instances are problematic, yes, some devs might have had problematic views.
I mean that’s basically the crux of it. That, and some moderation drama, and the software being very buggy a year ago giving people a bad first impression, and Lemmy still being susceptible to spam.
It’ll take some time before Lemmy (and the Threadiverse as a whole) improves its reputation and moves on from the “it’s a tankie website” take. That said, a lot of people in that thread are making the case for Lemmy, so it’s mostly just people worried it’s not as popular.
I’m for making a megathread for people who really want to talk about it here but I genuinely don’t understand why you’re upset you can’t talk about US politics everywhere in the platform. There are tons of communities for that. AskLemmy is for
open-ended, thought provoking questions
Instead, most US related posts are for venting and complaining. See these communities instead:
And dozens of similar communities on other instances. It’s not censorship to ask you to go to use the proper channels, not everyone here wants to see US news everywhere.
If you’d like to support archival in general, consider donating to https://archive.org/ . They regularly archive books and media that can be potentially banned. It doesn’t hurt to download parts of the archive on your machine if you want to be extra sure, but keep in mind the internet archive is massive with petabytes of data.
Thank you! There are definitely a lot of politics communities on Lemmy, so I’m a huge fan of not having them leak into casual communities like this.
Unfortunately every AI company is going to keep avoiding EU like a plague since it’s not clear how they want to enforce AI rules and nobody wants to be caught in a legal battle.
Your question isn’t framed neutrally at all
The question itself is assuming the elite class is losing sleep over this and desperately trying to do something about it. Right off the bat I don’t think it’s asked in good faith.
This is an assumption and is trying to get a specific response from Lemmy users.
No comment.
Fake scenarios & conspiracies to make the situation seem way worse than it is.