I also am hoping for more Gamedev groups. r/gamedev is shut down so my only hope is a community growing fast on here. the discords are... ok but not what I'm looking for. And I'm off reddit now so nothing on there will work for me.
I'm pretty sure mine is available but I still opted to use a period and birth year. That said I have/had many fake name google, yahoo, and AOL emails so I'm a mixed bag.
I actually just happened to come across Raddle while looking for forum style websites today. Decided I was in the wrong space when a post about lemmygrad (them acting as if all of lemmy is as based as lemmygrad) was met with an upvoted comment left up for hours of some anarkiddie saying "I want to physically hurt them." Oh no but WE'RE somehow the deranged ones, nah ok sure yep y'all go uplift your most aesthetically violent and then complain about TANKIE BACKSTABBERS.
Never should of looked in the first place.
Yet to find one for specifically Arena, but if you haven't found the normal MTG community put this into the search function. !mtg@lemmy.ml and also for specifically you (a lemmy world user) https://lemmy.world/c/mtg@lemmy.ml here is a link if you wanna be lazy lol. Maybe they or their discord (linked in their sidebar) would know if an Arena one exists already or not. GL
It's about god dang time, especially with the FPS drops it used to have when it got busy perhaps we can see MGS4 buttery smooth now.
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No you're not inherently hypocritical because while you may be the beneficiary of capitalist exploitation and landleeches, but that doesn't mean you must do the same. Not unlike what Engles did, there are pro worker movements that you could put your efforts toward especially if you're in a more comfortable and need to work relatively less.. After all it's hard to teach theory and spread awareness/organize labour power, if you're always having to work for the meat on your plate. We're not a movement of meritocracy/individuality, we need as many people to understand and teach the horrors of capitalism as well the way forward.
That all said ensure you get your education and don't waste this opportunity to ensure your own financial security (ideally with no reliance on labour value extraction). To become a capitalist is "bad" but there always will be capitalists so to be a capitalists that is pushing for revolution will be better than anti-revolutionaries exclusive holding the power. Additionally, many great members of the movement have benefited from or been themselves capitalists. Their self-awareness and efforts they made to write these wrongs is what set them apart.
TLDR; Not inherently hypocritical. You're benefiting from workers being squeezed, don't let them be sucked dry just so you can lick the cheeto dust off your fingers or else yeah that'd be pretty sour. You sound like you're already on the right track by even asking this question. Good luck comrade.
I wonder if the billionaire was/will be the first or last to be lynched in the sake of extending oxygen or getting hungry.
I grew up late to the early internet days as I am just about as old as google itself. However, even in my time I remember light saber mouse cursors, neo colored backgrounds, the stupid but adorable fairy animations all over myspace, and websites auto playing Queen songs. There was character that we put it as a community.
While I may not be the biggest fan of the flat design of the lemmy website and how clinical it all seems, the FOSS nature leads to so much customization with apps and so forth while the content y'all produce is absolutely magical. If I see an ad I know it's cause one of you have something unique to actually show off and it's not just bots pushing me to open my wallet. Thank you, you lovely bunch of adorable dufuses.
I think its just easier for many to go from 5e backwards due to how 5e has more "freedom" while earlier editions rely on additional rules and mechanics to determine a lot of the bloat. I started with 2e because my group was very stubborn and took years to adapt. congrats on joining the modern world though!!!
Mixed bag but no cut ties is the best outcome from my perspective. Plenty of new people who can actually see opinions that challenge their worldview so its not just a hugbox, I don't want those often toxic arguments here on genzedong itself, but on Lemmy.world having liberals see obvious communists who are lgbt, friendly, poc, etc will help soften their assumptions I hope.
Its reddit community used to be a more accepting leftist space with a lot of queer humor. But over time the Libs slowly got worse. I remember when I first joined it felt like it was run by actual leftists (mostly baby leftists and anarkiddies but still) The first "kick tankies of of r/196" wasn't as well received as this one..
So when Ukraine war broke out they got... So much worse. I have no hope for the instance tbh and am glad they banned me, if only for 3 days as apparently I'm only a borderline tankie lmao. We have our own 196 which is much better tbh.___
Can testify to just how good the story is. I've only completed a single store line but the game is rather short (about 30-40 hours for a slow first play through I think?) encouraging you to go through repeatedly to find all the different story progression possibilities. Like OP said choice REALLY matters in this game and can have consequences sometimes altering the entire path of the story unlike most games where the storylines usually "converge" back to a singular plotline.
The combat is comparable to Pillars of Eternity and there is an interesting magic rune system, but it's story is where it shines, each faction and storyline is fully fleshed out with interesting conversations, companions, and lore. Additionally unique questlines, companions, locations, and more are accessible or change according on your choices. It's worth at least 1 playthrough but there is enough for about 5 or so playthroughs through the various branches.
You made an account on lemmy.ml which means you automatically can check out the communities on this instance and through the federation. You can subscribe and treat this instance just like any normal forum/reddit type thing.
A quick note, lemmy.ml is the instance itself. When you see asklemmy@lemmy.ml or Linux@lemmy.ml the XXX@ is the name of the community inside that instance. Also lemmy@lemmy.ml is essentially the "homepage" community for the instance. Like a webpage almost. So if you see Android@lemmy.world that is the Android community on the lemmy.world instance.
However this is then where the "federation" comes in.
We're part of the "federation" of servers, meaning by default you can participate in "linked/federated" instances and subscribe/post/comment within them. Think of this like reddit1, 2, 3, and so on all exist. You're on 2 but can utilize all parts of 1, 3, etc from the same account. It's like your account is a general purpose account allowing you to contribute to multiple instances separate from your "home instance" which in your case is the @lemmy.ml part of your name.
Go to Communities and you'll see "Subscribed, Local, and All".
Subscribed is the ones you've subscribed to, ground breaking.
Local are the communities within the instance you're currently accessing through, so for you most likely it'll be lemmy.ml communities but for me it's lemmygrad.ml communities.
And "all" is the list of communities under all federated instances organized by (I think) user count/month. These are all open for your contribution.
However to all this I will say there are some caveats. Firstly some instances (beehaw for example) has defederated lemmy.ml. Therefore, if you're a beehaw user you can't see lemmy.ml content. However, do to the way the federation works us here on lemmy.ml can see beehaw content if you go to access it since "defederating" only works one way.
However, the content won't load by default or be stored on this server unless someone requests/accesses it first. At the time of requesting the information it'll download a local copy of that post to be stored on the "requesting" instance. (I believe this is the correct way of describing it)
However, contributions you and others make will stay only viewable to the lemmy.ml instance and will not be sent back to beehaw.
There is more technically information behind this but this is just a starter and over time you'll come to understand the interesting quirks of the tech. Additionally there are admins of the Instances (lemmy.ml, lemmy.world, etc) and then mods of the communities. They're separate and you may be blocked from a community but not the instance. So keep in mind to double check rules whenever you are on a new instance/community.
Sorry if it seems like a lot but just trying to help out without making it confusing, I'm new here too haha. Best of luck and welcome to lemmy!
Some additional info... https://join-lemmy.org/docs/en/introduction.html
With the mass of redditors leaving Reddit it's no surprise that the federation map has so much red around us. I only hope lemmy.world keeps us federated because they feel very much like the link between worlds for me. The users are a mixed bag and full of "RED FASH" libs, but having a community that is large and can decide for themselves by visiting and observing us/our users is much better than this de-fed stuff. Much more in the spirit of FOSS and etc also.
Nothing really changes since we could just make a non lemmygrad account, just prevents the lemmygrad (and sometimes lemmy) from being seen by "normies" so people can keep the projection that we're anti-LGBT facist nazi sympathizers going longer.
We also can still see their content as we wish through our lemmygrad account and even comment on the "lemmygrad" version of it (not sure if this would be a shared version with lemmy and co but I think they'd also see our comments?), they're just "muting" our community really. The way the fediverse works will we can see their content as long as Lemmygrad doesn't block them back, which I doubt us or Lemmy.ml will be blocking any of these places. for instance we have our own version of 196 thanks to the large "anti-tankie" stance they're taking but haven't blocked the lib version at all.
Our versions of these anti-federation communities may seem smaller but keep in mind our users are more keen on FOSS and supporting this project instead of just making Reddit 2.0 and as such I think the community (here or on lemmy.ml) will show more "heart" than the more close minded instances. After all these groups have a lot of... reddit type behavior in their posts and it's actually a huge turn off for me and others.
I mean they talk about us the way RFA talks about Cuba or DPRK. We're the DPRK of the Fediverse at this point and I'm chill with that. If anything they're filtering MY experience so I don't have to handle too much libshit
I couldn't reply to message in a community outside of Lemmy/lemmygradand was so confused... Till I found our you can check modlogs and WOW there are a lot of people in that modlog blanketly banning "tankies". I'm actually upset I got banned for being a "borderline" tankie. Dang it I wanted the full tankie ban what is this shit.
There is nothing about the core ideology of Marxism Leninism that is opposed to queer rights. Actually there are a lot of queer people in the community at large who are communist and findable on YouTube or Lemmy. I'm one of them.
I'm not here to teach everything and I trust you know enough to be able to look up more as you wish. If you want an example of an ML nation that is pro queer look up the Cuba Family Code changes made recently. They're among the most progressive in the world and help to guarente rights for trans people, lgbt, and more. Additionally China has a large trans healthcare clinic first of its kind recently opened in Beijing and a well known trans TV host. Vietnam also has a vibrant lgbt community and even in North Korea homosexuality and cross dressing to my research are not criminalized despite lacking public interest/support.
The days of old are over and new communist nations can and are doing better to ditch reactionary tendencies especially around queer rights.
I get you're trying to make a big point here about China, but within the last 3 years they opened a multidisciplinary trans healthcare clinic in Beijing and additionally a well known TV host in the country is transgender and this is easily findable even within US new sources. It may still not be culturally fully accepted but I don't see how the government is doing anything against us when they're literally opening trans healthcare clinics. Hell there were trans expat teachers who used to move to China for teaching before the changes in education laws for expat teacher licensing.