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https://youtu.be/Djtsw5k_DNc

We're all strangers meeting other strangers passing by, maybe having short exchanges about things we care about and that excite us, only to move along and drift apart like we've never met the person in the first place.

We see phantoms of other players in the games, seeing that they're at the same place in the game as you are, wondering what their experiences and their lives look like. Sometimes we cooperate to defeat a difficult boss, sometimes we're enemies. But after all is said and done, we move along and usually don't bump into them or have exchanges anymore.

Sure, there are regular faces that are very active on Lemmy but the majority are casual users or users that don't comment a lot.

Kind of a weird thought to have, but the Majula music got me thinking quite a bit just now.

Have a nice day :)

Kadokawa employees are reportedly in favour of a Sony takeover due to ongoing issues with current management with the Elden Ring parent company.

Sony was reportedly eyeing up a takeover of Kadokawa last month, and the industry giant itself admitted that it had been in talks about a possible buyout, but no decision had been reached at the time. However, Takahiro Suzuki, an economic analyst, told Bushun that employees at Kadokawa are eager to see a change in leadership, but believes the company itself would have little to gain.

Quote from an employee:

The people around me are thrilled at the prospect of an acquisition by Sony. That’s because there’s a certain number of employees who are dissatisfied with the Natsuno administration, which didn’t even bother to hold a press conference after peoples’ personal information was leaked in the cyberattack. They expect that if Sony were to acquire the company, they would get rid of the president first.