It does seem like a “one of kind” game.

Another user mentioned playing in VR, I can only imagine would intense that would feel.

Don’t know if it supports VR, but I bet would be pretty intense in VR.

They are lying. A work account that’s not labelled as such is a fake account.

Hahaha!

That would be quite the development!

While I agree with your message (how could I not, considering how much I post/comment?), it’s also possible that the example in the screenshot is a bot account.

I never took part in r/games, but in r/pcgaming, they even made a rule setting 24 hour post limits because it looked like most of the content was from 2-3 accounts that looked to be promotional in nature (almost no comments, just posts, generally covering more mainstream topics/news sources).

But yes, posting is good. :)

P.S. Even 10K extra WAUs across all gaming communities would make a massive difference! !games@lemmy.world has 4K WAUs, while Reddit has 1M+ WAU.

From reading some articles on this topic, the pushback against AI generated code was indeed a culmination broader issues with the management of GZDoom.

It sounded like a fork would have happened sooner or later.

I also dislike the use of Synty packs (I am surprised they haven’t added more variations), but I don’t think Tavern Keeper uses Synty.

To be fair, lots of American media has rebellious motifs, but its mostly merely product packaging and doesn’t really reflect American society.

I lived in the US at one point and while repetition of various freedom themed polemics was extremely common (it initially got annoying, until I learned to simply filter it out), I didn’t really find the whole thing convincing. It felt more like posturing.

That being said, there is a lot of American literature, cinema and art more generally that is truly non-comfortmist.

No, there is no Patreon.

You should post this separately!

The guide is for Piefed.social (I have an account there two).

I recommend avoiding the on-boarding and directly selecting the proposed gaming communities via links.

I will post in piefed_meta in the coming days. Maybe I can come up with a draft/mockup.

I can’t code, but I do have significant experience in dashboards and associated business logic (PowerBI, tablaeau, Looker Studio).

Those are high level examples.

Last Firaxis game I bought was Civ6 and while I played it for 50 hours or so, I mostly play Civ5 and Civ4 (and a whole variety of mods/conversations).

Fuck Rockstar and fuck Take Two (even though other than CDPR, Firaxis is the only “AAA” studio that I buy games from).

Not sure if there is any point in just posting the guide somewhere random.

Perhaps it would be best to reach out to the Piefed devs, maybe they might have a better idea how to integrate this into their on-boarding process.

The headline is not well written, but it doesn’t actually say WoW is coming to consoles.

“Wow is not getting easier in preparation for a hypothetical console release” is what they were trying to say.

I am using the Piefed mobile web view (Voyager also sends me to Firefox for Android).

I don’t have any exotic lists in UBO. Just the major ones for English and some regional ones for languages that I speak.

Apologies, I don’t get any of this with Firefox for Android + UBO. It’s just a regular site.

What happened to your sources? If you don’t mind me asking?

Love Max Payne 1 and 2.

I am not at all optimistic about the remake.

Vampire: The Masquerade - Bloodlines - probably the most cliche answer possible, but Troika really did build a game that took you to the world of vampires in LA in the early 2000s.

Arcanum - a fantasy world undergoing industrialization with technology being in direct conflict with magic.

UnderRail - A society stuck underground connected by tunnels between towns/cities and nodes. The writing (quests/characters) is not that great, but the world-building is top notch.