Yeah. I’m of the same mind. I was here to witness the resurgence of Boomer and Movement Shooters. Now, we’re in the cusp of the resurgence of RTS. I am very much happy with the state of gaming, without having to focus on sequels.

The last game published by 505 I played were apparently Indivisible, which was trash. I never played Ghostrunner nor Control which basically eliminates most of their notable recent output. I think I can safely say I’ll be fine with my continued ignoring of them as a publisher.

Uh… What’s that noise?

*leans down*

Is… That a bug holding a nail? Why are they so angry at this scenario?

20 hours before you’re allowed 3 people as well.

FPS players are beasts on their own next level where it comes to binds. They also rebind movement options like jump to mouse wheel and switch WASD to ESDF so there’s more surrounding keys and better pinkie access.

I hear this, but then I also think of the “So… what hapenned to all the horses?” question

Their numbers went down. Drastically. That’s what hapenned. But that isn’t History when it happens to Horses.

Oh, I guess he plays War Thunder?

Well, you can. But you have to be PERSONALLY hacked. At which point you’re at a level of risk equal to “will my house burn and my notebook full of passwords get lost?”

The only annoying part about the modern world is that you want to have that keepass file synchronized between devices, at which point you either go down the path of something like Synchthing (not mainstream user friendly) or you just end up asking yourself “fine, what cloud service do I trust to not go looking at my files?”

I, for one, intend on becoming a Cyberghost, should I die resentful enough to cause a curse of undeath.

In 5 years from now, VR will be 5 years away of becoming mainstream. Just like 5 years ago.

Really?

Because I can’t agree. Bluesky is, weirdly, geared around building up custom “queues”, and the default queue, called “Discover” has some really niche stuff in it. This is very much so not like the usual Twitter method, and is way less immediate for generating a dashboard with valuable content than Twitter’s “Just follow a bunch, the algorithm with add in the gaps”.

Like right now the third post ok Discover is a Bara Furry artist essentially advertising his porn.

Bara Furry Porn. The OPPOSITE of mainstream.

I find the app very off putting every time I open it.

Pokemon even has another wiki that’s almost entirely dedicated to game data, Serebii, and yes, the design is dated, and yes, it is also the most accurate and concise source of knowledge for the series.

There’s this guy who made maps of more than 200 games on GameFAQs and he’s my hero

We need sponsorskip to shorten tutorial type videos

Man this was an issue already some 10 years ago when touhou wiki went self-hosted. It took a whole year for google to get memo and link the new one above the old.

Nowadays I assume it’s pretty much impossible to reverse the flow unless if your game is huge and highly sought after.

Plus the graphs actually show that posts are up despite active users (people who make at least one post) being down. That means the people sticking are generally more willing to post and comment.

There’s a issue with this title, and it’s not the word “AI”.

It’s the word “Will”.

It already did.

I figured out the culprit.

Since logically, we would blame the second in command at the anticorruption police, the culprit is number 3 who’s hoping to frame number 2

Also they can additionally see subdomain accounts as a verification service.

The point of Twitter was they didn’t have to do it themselves tho. Company websites weren’t a thing back in the past bur became one for the same reason they later got Twitter. The suggestion of self hosting is, in a way, somewhat of a step back. But they SHOULD be doing it.

And phone calls and pieces of paper.