Clickbait title... But
I think this is a good idea; giving folks, by default, more control over what is going onto to their systems. Reduces the bloat and the ISO size is definitely useful in certain situations. Power of choice to the users!
HawkXero
joined 1 year ago
As with BotW, I'll be late to the game to try TotK, and I intend to continue the video/guide blackout as I did with the first game, until I've beaten the game fully to my satisfaction and am looking for what else there is to do in the game.
Quite simply, content can't be trusted to give you a good experience. I hate to sound like an old man, but you gotta do it like in the old days and go in blind and just discover the game yourself and experience it organically.
In every game I've ever tried it in, as soon as I got into min/maxing it ruined it for me. Obviously that's entirely subjective, but I think some gamers are really missing out in the hyper-competitiveness that the culture promotes these days. Just play the game man.
I love DS9 and this scene in particular is one of my favorites! Such a good show.
Gorgeous... Aaaaaand now I'm hungry
TIL Seananners is still around.
I did the neopets thing too! I remember having to ask the local library to acquire books that taught HTML and CSS so I could learn it!
Yeah I get you. And honestly so few games these days have an actual ending anyway. Open world, sandbox, ancillary objective, and multiplayer games have changed the way we look at games in general. I can't remember the last time I "beat" a game. I mean maybe a few months ago when I finished the main storyline of No Man's Sky, but did I really beat it? No, I just finished one of the many quests.
Super Mario 64 is a game you beat. Most games today, you just don't.
I've used Relay for nearly 10 years, my entire time on Reddit. I'm sad to see things go this way and for the developer to play Reddit's game. What a disappointment. I would love love LOVE if the same app infrastructure was focused on Lemmy/The Fediverse. It's such a great app. What a shame to see it go this way.
So same protocol, different front end essentially?
Ah ok. Thanks for the info!
I'm new to all of this, can you explain the difference between Lemmy and Kbin? And why would Kbin get missed over initially?
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1Password said they wanna do the same thing. It's just so hard to believe that they'll actually do it/be able to do it. Like can any company really be trusted?