ThunderTenTronckh

Played the shit out of this on a demo disc back in the day. Amazing game.

It’s hardly ever mentioned in general gaming communities but I have to give a shout out to Squad. Probably my favorite multiplayer shooter ever. The best moments in that game make you feel like you’re in a movie, and the teamwork/communication is unparalleled.

Keep an eye on Manor Lords—in theory it releases this year. They held a small play test recently and it was incredible.

Because ultimately, U are the one who must make the turn.

I think the important thing is that everyone feels they’re being treated respectfully. Both you and your family.

Maybe you can make a deal with them where you genuinely make an effort to be less blunt, but when the bluntness does come through, they’ll be more understanding that that you simply communicate differently in return. This doesn’t have to be so transactional either — if you just ask them to talk about how there’s some miscommunication and how you really want to fix it, I’m sure they’ll listen. Good luck!

I don’t think I understood a single word

That was my take as well but I’m also an ignorant slut so more than happy to hear reasons why I’m wrong

Lemmy feels more legitimate with trolls so I’m glad you’re here. This place is growing fast.

Who likes Spez who isn’t a bot tho

Not as long as redditors keep parroting “tankies” and “it’s too complicated” every time Lemmy is brought up lol. They’re doing the dirty work for us.

Discords can create their own forums, with static posts people can respond to in dedicated comment chains. I think the potential is there, but discovering discords you want to join is currently very difficult.

I’m a firm believer that the magic of the old internet was because of the technical hurdles you had to cross to get on. It was an effective filter.

Hadn't really considered that but it's a great point. And Lemmy definitely provides a hurdle, even if it's only the perception and not the reality (this really wasn't that hard)