Spyke

I don't mind joining random games, but this type of shit happens way too often. Frickin lock your game lobby if you're not interested in playing with random people...

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Swedneckreply
discuss.tchncs.de

iirc deep rock galactic specifically lets you kick people with the message "oops, this was meant to be a private lobby", which is quite funny

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Salehreply
feddit.org

For how easy kicking is in DRG i found it to be used extremely rarely. One of the most chill game communities imo.

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sh.itjust.works

as long as you complete the mission in a timely manner im chill.
exclusions apply for sitting and pointing at a particularly shiny piece of gold or screaming "ROCK AND STONE!!" at eachother for no reason

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as long as you complete the mission in a timely manner im chill.

What a fucking taskmaster! What's next, we aren't allowed to practice headshots on our teammates during missions?! Let us LIVE, man! 😛

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ipitcoreply
lemmybefree.net

In some games, they’re public by default then you should make them private. I’m thinking of Dying Light for example

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Aceticonreply
lemmy.dbzer0.com

After an update and having been a while since I played it, I was running a nice solo session of 7 Days To Die offline on my machine and get some wierd message.

Turned out the thing wasn't offline and, worse, it defaults to online public server with no password no nothing, and somebody had joined my session and blew up my base when I was away from it. They kept trying to chat to me afterwards - can only guess they wanted to gloat, and didn't see the point of enhancing their experience by giving them them that - but I just stopped the game, searched around, found that the thing had defaulted to online public and switched it off.

Handled the whole thing like as if it was some kind of random challenge the game had thrown my way so I had to rebuilt my base (one of the core game mechanics is that every 7 ways the game throws a massive monster attack at you) just in time for the next attack, which I succeeded in doing, so ultimatelly I turned that person's attempt at griefing into more fun for me, though in the few minutes in my game they destroyed hours of me building the original base.

Anyways, wtf stupid decision from the gamedevs was that to silently default a game which is just fine solo offline, to public online. Have those people never played anything online and have no concept of griefing?!

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After quite a break from HD2 I've returned to try a game vs Illuminati. I've always played private lobby, but this time settings were reset and I forgot to check this specific one. Ended up in a game with random people which wasn't my plan.

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lemmy.world

Fuck Tolga and his "only following orders" bullshit. Tolga made a choice. We all make a choice.

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ipitcoreply
lemmybefree.net

Why are friend list size limits a thing? Except for UI, it shouldn’t be a problem. And a simple search feature fixes the problem

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mander.xyz

Maybe to limit account theft. One account with 10,000 friends gets compromised and thats 10,000 people who can get phished, each if whom might have thousands of friends

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That’s a better explanation, but Steam still allows for much bigger friends list if you craft badges, so pay, but not for specifically paying games

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buttnuggetreply
lemmy.world

I wonder if there is an explanation on their site or something.

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dickalanreply
lemmy.world

I imagine so they can always have the decision to make you pay for a expanded friends list later

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Apart from Steam, which platform does that?

Many people don’t know that’s a thing in Steam btw

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Gremourreply
lemmy.world

Holy amount of ads on that page. More than actual content. Yeah, I was lazy to install adblocker on my phone browser. Until this moment.

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lemmy.world

Uh, glad I could help?

I run adblockers on all my devices as well as a Pi-Hole.

On my end the site looks clean. Cannot function these days without some form of blocker.

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midwest.social

Five messages, and each one of them has some kind of spelling error

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Yes. To be clear, I’m not complaining. It’s what elevates this to high art.

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lemmy.world

It's L337speak. Internet-centric abbreviations used to communicate fast and effectively.

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reddthat.com

Naaah it's more fast typing and not correcting. The only abbreviation I see is shorting "have" to "hv" which honestly could also be a typo

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Frend is in fact shorter than Friends. Dontmake is also faster than Don't Make.

There is no set style, its just "Go Fast".

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lemmy.world

How it feels to participate in conversation on niche lemmy instances.

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Yes, I think that's the best way.

This way you are not restricted to people who have Instagram, you can just go into others homes and tape your art on their fridge.

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And let's not forget that Meta used their apps to track you in mobile browsers. Even having their apps installed for rare use is a terrible idea.

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I fucking hate those sites. As far as I'm concerned if you can't even browse without making an account, it shouldn't show up in search engines.

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Bummer ya

Privacy frontend sounds great, thought they were all offline

Also can seek a user skri pt 🤫

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dont know if there is that kind of social system on lemmy, but feel free to message me - i could go for a chat : D

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