What is the problem with jobs? The statistics look good to me.

Better append /s

Ok, we get it. John doesn’t care if she gets addressed with the right pronoun.

I consider it “short-term positive but long-term negative”. Using it occasionally is nice just like having a drink. If you do it every day however, it will bite you eventually.

Like any fiction, roleplay requires some suspension of disbelief from the players. If they become aware of the quantum ogres it breaks that and ruins the fun.

It hate it when computer games advertised something like “8 different endings!” Eight endings means there are only three meaningful yes-no decisions to make. All the other thousands of tiny decisions I make in the game will have no impact on the story. They only determine if I make progress or get stuck or maybe the order of scenes. The beauty of (sandbox) ttrpgs is that every small decision can actually matter.

I hope Lemmy will become this. Here is my strategy:

1. Create a Lemmy community (for example !automotive@discuss.tchncs.de).
2. Submit something every few days. Not much quality control. Quantity over quality for now.
3. Hope for a community to form.

Hello BrionGloid too!

I would hope that „patient“ games are a relaxed community, so i wish many peaceful discussions to us and a boring moderation job for our new mods.

I also think Reddit is far from dead. The blackout will end and then Reddit still has many more users and thus much more content. That pull back people after a while.

I just hope this boost for the Fediverse brought it to a sustainable level until the next Reddit scandal. Maybe the IPO or whatever.

Me too. The final “fight” in Portal was against my controller not Glados.

Spiritfarer. I’m a patient gamer and now that it is on sale, I finally picked it up.

Where is this from? It says „outages reported“, so it is random people’s opinions? Maybe people believe Reddit is down because their frontpage is empty now?

Well, initially he moderated everything. He also creates lots of sock puppets for fake activity. That would be much easier today with chatgpt.

I would not bet on that. In fact, i bet some play money against that: https://manifold.markets/marktweise/will-meta-publish-an-app-which-allo?r=bWFya3R3ZWlzZQ

My Reddit frontpage only contains a few minor subs still which are probably without an active moderator and some „going dark“ announcements. Very noticeable.

You belong to the !patientgamers@lemmy.ml ;)

Trine Enchanted Edition, Spiritfarer, and Runbow. My focus is mostly local-multiplayer though.

The great subreddits are full of „self“ posts, not links. How could one recreate that in an authentic way?

A Dark Room has an ending which does not require months of playing. Recommended.

I mostly left when they killed the compact UI. Only using it on my laptop from time to time.