They would never hurt their Christmas sales by announcing anything officially until the beginning of next year.

Definitely, you can also see that on certain communities, there are very strong opinions which don't allow for discussion.
Say anything that goes against the grain and you will be shunned immediately.

Also - not that that is always a bad thing but Lemmy is extremely left leaning and you just can't discuss certain topics here at all.

(Guns are always bad / Cars should all be banned and traded for bicycles / traveling by plane is bad and you should feel horrible for destroying the environment..)

What I enjoyed about early reddit was the tech/nerd focused community that did not try to push their political opinion into every thread.
Basically the worst part of reddit is already here, just that the echo chambers are smaller for now.

Honestly, I'm not sure how I feel about it.

It's honorable that you struggle through 2013 Android, but using an internet enabled device that hasn't received security updates in at least 7 years is a horrible idea.

Upgrade to a Fairphone at least, so you can keep replacing parts while also maintaining a base level of security.

Happy to be a part of it.
Coming from Reddit - the sub was just braindead kids asking the same questions on repeat.

I hope we can have more discussion here.

I hate the political angle much more - what does Erdogan have to do with this and why does he need to be mentioned in a caving incident?

Can't people just stop inserting their stupid politics into every god damn thread?

"Man drowned in Mississippi" - Well thanks Biden! hurhurhur

You mean "body"? Seems to work fine.

Totally true, I always thought that would be the case but there really are studies that confirm this.

Hunt Showdown!

Slow paced extraction shooter, completely without automatic guns.

Tactics and patience win almost always over twitch aiming skills.

For me, this mostly applies to very unique and story heavy titles that I could enjoy from beginning to end - especially because of their shorter length.
These games surprised me with their approach to story telling and hooked me immediately.

Return of the Obra Dinn
Say NO more
Florence
South of the Circle
My brother lives in a canyon

No, it's just that on Lemmy anything that isn't open source or self hosted is basically the devil.

Google Pixels are great phones, but they come loaded with Google Services and this is what this commenter complains about.

Oh wow I hadn't seen this in ages.
My parents had a reprint hung on a wall in our old house.

This is such an unexpected nostalgia trip.

No, must be malicious intent and them showing off their superiority, because on here (just like on reddit) people are mostly imbeciles that can only see in black and white.

I mean "asking to get his car keyed" what kind of people are commenting here?!
It's a fucking daycare, how long does it really take to get his kid and get out? 5 minutes?

Same - I was done with the SP story and wanted to play coop.
I got matched with someone and we communicated by head bobbing / jumping and very little text chat.

Played through the whole thing together and never saw each other again, it was a special moment for sure.

It's my first Pikmin that I really gave a proper go.

So far I don't understand how you can be a diehard Pikmin fan.
To me, all it has got is great animations and graphics, but the gameplay is mind numbingly easy and lacks variety, even after 2 hours.

I believe it is a great kids game with it's style and easy to pick up gameplay, but it doesn't hold my attention for long.

Definitely will be going back to Zelda or Persona 5 where it felt effortless to put 150 hours into between the both of them so far.