MomoTimeToDie

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[–] MomoTimeToDie -2 points 7 months ago

How about you pay for it yourself instead of being a leech?

[–] MomoTimeToDie -3 points 8 months ago

Are there really that many games shutting down so soon after release? I know there's a handful of games that basically just flopped out the gate and got canned soon after, but nearly everything I've encountered has run for 5+ years, or at least is in the position to do so if it's not that old yet. Is it just that I'm over in the corner where the games don't suck and I'm out of touch with how things are?

[–] MomoTimeToDie 1 points 8 months ago

The one that came with the phone

[–] MomoTimeToDie 0 points 8 months ago

.world is basically just the losers who got upset that it was too difficult to be a reddit mod since they didn't have enough power

[–] MomoTimeToDie 16 points 8 months ago

I extremely rarely pirate games and software. It's just far too easy an attack vector for malware. The games I want to play are usually worth buying regardless, and free software is good enough for my needs. It isn't a flat out refusal, I've definitely pirated these things, but it's in niche situations where I need to see something specific, and I always check run it under a vm

[–] MomoTimeToDie -2 points 8 months ago

What the fuck are you smoking that enjoying a consistent competetivie environment is propaganda?

[–] MomoTimeToDie -4 points 8 months ago (2 children)

While I agree that anti-cheat software is spyware, server side moderation by humans would be incredibly costly on the company.

It would also do a poor job at quickly responding to cheaters. Which is fine in some games, but in more competitive titles, the difference between a cheater getting caught in a round or two and a dozen or so is a big deal, with how many people had games effected.

My vote is to just not have official servers for games anymore

Nah, official servers are great for anything competitive, since they provide a single definitive competitive ladder and player base. Nobody gives a fuck about challenger rank 1 on Joe schmoe's home server where it's him and his buddies from school. Not to mention how difficult 8t would be to balance a game with next to no data to use.

 

The sole moderator of this community has not visibily engaged on lemmy for 3 months, either in terms of moderating or contributing, and it's leading to an overall degradation in the community. I'd like to he added as a mod there, at least until the owner comes back, so that the community can be maintained at a decent level.

 

I always find this topic to be really interesting since there's no objectively correct answer, and it tends to be something people have experience with.

Obviously, the best answer is "let the player pick", but personally, I'm 100% in the inverted camp (both y and x axis, because apparently some maniacs only invert one). I have no idea where I picked up inverted controls, but I've favored them as long as I remember playing games, so I figure some early titles I played had inverted by default, which checks out since I played a lot of vehicle-based games.

For me, one of the worst experiences is realizing a game I really want to play only supports uninverted camera (or in the case of a couple, only supports inverted y), because it totally demolishes my ability to reasonably play the game with any degree of skill.

 

I get that it's a sort of silly question, but what would be the most proper designation for the ankou team panzer IV at the end of the series? It's usually referred to as a panzer IV ausf. H, because that's the standard it was upgraded to, but I've also seen other things like panzer IV ausf. D mod H, or similar names, so I'm curious what such a vehicle would be referred to officially if it were real, and whether or not such an upgrade was (or could have been) done irl.

 

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/4430017

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/4426549

Nice to see someone with actual power standing up against organizations dedicated to censorship and manufacturing false victim narratives

 

cross-posted from: https://sh.itjust.works/post/4426549

Nice to see someone with actual power standing up against organizations dedicated to censorship and manufacturing false victim narratives

 

Nice to see someone with actual power standing up against organizations dedicated to censorship and manufacturing false victim narratives

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