Have you actually been to lemmy.ml? They enforce vague rules to maintain their echo chamber
Notably, no comments have been removed from this thread for either supporting or decrying the CCP
Have you actually been to lemmy.ml? They enforce vague rules to maintain their echo chamber
Notably, no comments have been removed from this thread for either supporting or decrying the CCP
The ml stands for Marxist-Leninist, and the admins are tankies
Legitimately the reason I dropped .world and made an account at SJW. I don't want my instance admins deciding what I do and don't get to see without my input.
Of course, the SJW admins could decide to block it anyway, at which point I'll make a dbzer0 account
People are pretty mixed on China
Acknowledging that the CCP censors people is part of what got me banned lmao
I've never been suspicious about the technological advancements coming from China, it's really just the censorship and oppression that I've criticized
Gamers aren't oppressed, but they should be
Basically how I beat Moloch in Outriders. He has way too much health and deals way too much damage, so you turn the world tier down to one and obliterate him at the cost of one quest reward being low level, then turn it back up to get better gear again
You know there's a middle ground, right? There exist games that manage to balance difficulty in a way that gives players a consistent challenge that they're just able to overcome. The best games have these things called "difficulty settings" that let you customize that challenge so that you can decide how hard you want it to be
The damage multiplier is my favorite option. I don't care if the opponents can kill me in one hit, I just don't want a fight with a single enemy to take 15 minutes. I want to spend my time in a fight fighting, not dodging.
I'm willing to replay a section as many times as it takes, as long as I consistently feel a sense of progression and improvement. The problem is that it can take dozens of attempts before I realize I'm plateauing, and I have to give up.
I cannot tell you how much I want to play Remnant: From the Ashes. In between boss fights, I'm in love with the game. The story is deeply fascinating, and I love the gameplay. There is exactly one boss in that game that I was able to beat without going online and waiting for some random to join and carry. Eventually I got to a point where in order to upgrade gear, I had to kill bosses, and in order to kill bosses, I had to upgrade gear. Uninstalled it after I made no story progress for like 10 hours.
Contrast that with Outriders. Considered by many to be an awful game, it was my favorite game that I've played this year. The story is deeply fascinating, I love the gameplay, and there is exactly one boss in that game that I couldn't beat at the highest available difficulty. So I turned the difficulty down, breezed through it, and turned it back up afterward, and there was no penalty for doing that.
Can't download mods on console. Any other advice for getting my $60 worth out of a game I can't refund anymore?
You don't want to spend twenty hours trying to beat one boss, and being told to git gud whenever you ask for advice on the internet? But think of the sense of pride and accomplishment you'll feel when you finally beat it! The best part is you get to go through this like 10 times
/s
Dessalines is literally one of the people who founded Lemmy, so the former