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I like how these trailers are always like “I want more” then everything becomes chaotic. The gameplay does feel like that.

Why is Persona 3 Portable more expensive than Persona 4 Golden? Why is SEGA being so stingy with only a 20% discount. Another 5% (on the SALE price) if we use the Persona bundle. Why SEGA…? It’s the oldest and ugliest one. Why…

I was not expecting to wake up to this :(

On one hand, it makes me want to recommend Lemmy.World even more. On the other hand, if Lemmy.World ends up like this too…

It’s a really tricky situation.

It’s definitely overkill. Every time I come across a feddit.org image, it’s just broken on my end :/

Good ol 750 Ti.

I see. I guess it’s kind of like The Forest. The type of survival game I might enjoy.

How grindy is the story mode? Is it like The Forest where you can go through the entire thing in ~10 hours without building a base or more like Subnautica where a base is necessary and it takes like 30 hours to complete?

I think Peertube is more of a Vimeo alternative. YouTube is built around advertising.

Dota Underlords

You’re nitpicking and biased. I win. Bye bye.

Have you tried the Caddyfile from Lemmy-Easy-Deploy?

I should clarify that NLnet is probably not a commercial company like Skeb is. I know translation exists but all the Lemmy support chatrooms are in English.

Reddit was (and still is) seen as foreign/overseas social media. Other social media platforms are much more diverse than Reddit. Twitter, TikTok, and Insta for example. YouTube and Facebook too.

Most people here in Lemmy come from Reddit. Reddit is very popular in the Western world. It’s not popular outside of it.

In the context of the larger Fediverse, I think Misskey is an interesting case study. It’s created and designed by Japanese people. The docs are in Japanese. It’s sponsored by a Japanese company. Resources and support are also in Japanese. Therefore it has a strong Japanese userbase.

On the other hand, Lemmy is created and designed by Western people. The docs are in English. It’s sponsored by a Western company. Resources and support are in English. Therefore it has a strong Western userbase.

Also I should point out that other than Twitter, Instagram, etc. there are some platforms operated by non-Western companies. China has a lot of those like Bilibili, Weibo, Baidu, etc. Korea has Katalk and Line, etc etc. They aren’t popular outside of the region.

edit: I should probably clarify. It’s not like we don’t use Reddit. It’s just not as popular.

It was 8mb then 25mb then 10mb now (for non-Nitro users)

Close Quarter Combat/Battle

The new game mode looks like the opposite of R6. The map is more open? Looks COD-like. R6 has always been CQB to me.

The interactive props are cool though.

Yeah I actually really like P4G even if it looks “outdated”. I played P3R as my introduction to the Persona series but I thought P4G had a lot of charm in its style.

I’d be interested in a remake of P1 and P2 though.

My friends and I played R6 a lot until early 2020. It was a lot of fun back then. I preferred it over CSGO because it had more strategic depth and it didn’t rely too much on aim. It was all about information gathering and learning different setups and countering the common ones.

Trying the game again last year and it was a mess. So many new operators to grind out for and a lot of them were really weird. We thought Oryx was weird already and now I come back and you can play as two robots as a single operator :/

I think the irony here is that the user-friendliness experience of Bluesky stems from it being a centralized service (in practice). I seriously doubt most people who signed up for Bluesky even understand what “decentralized social media” means.

I’m not saying Lemmy (and the greater Fediverse) can’t improve, but it’s clear that the biggest barrier for most people is the decentralized aspect itself – the core of the Fediverse – which is something one shouldn’t really “hide”.

As long as the state of social media usership demands centralized practices, then the Fediverse will forever be at a disadvantage in gaining mass adoption in my opinion.

The way of the future