I’m confused. What is anti-work in relation to gaming?
The link just seems to point to a list of steam curators who talk like middle schoolers in lieu of a review.
This post is baffling to me.
I don’t agree. I think shutting down places that promote bigotry and slurs is good.
If they just want to run a minecraft server, they easily can. They just can’t also use that as a place to promote hatred and bigotry.
What you’re making is a slippery slope argument that doesn’t really hold water.
Ngl, whenever “libertarians” get their hackles up about needing a right to “free speech”, I always suspect they mean bigotry and slurs.
Canceled my sub via the handy link in the 50% price hike email.
Microsoft can huff my piss
The bots and commercialization are in opposition to this goal. People add reddit to a search because they want to hear what real, normal people write about things. When you start to commercialize that, that ruins the whole point.
That really puts a poor taste in my mouth about the project, actually.
Four? What the hell did I miss?
Wow that sucks
Yanno, that’s a fair line to have.
You’re posting a joke as real news ya dingus
Balatro, absolutely. Now that it’s on mobile, work will never get 100% out of me again.
I don’t think Santa = swastika but it is super tiresome when Halloween ends and suddenly there’s Christmas shit everywhere. I know it’s more a factor of capitalism than Christianity, but it even infects the meager Hanukkah end caps we get. There’s frequently products being sold that are clearly just Christmas goods painted blue and white (argh) paraded around as Hanukkah goods. Fuckin blue and white pine tree tchotchkes? C’mon what the fuck is that? Hell, one year I saw “chocolate Maccabes” which were literally just chocolate Santa candies in a different foil.
It’s all expected, it happens every year (though the holiday seems to take up more of the calendar each year), but damn is it tiresome. And don’t get me started on the music!
Ah Paradox is finding their model of releasing unfinished games and getting around to solving it later less appealing!
That is a little disappointing, actually, as Paradox made some damn good games this way. Crusader Kings 2, Hearts of Iron 4 and Stellaris were all made like that.
What do you fear are the tangible consequences for US elections of tankie takeover of leftwing spaces on reddit?
I think you should try it. I think an hour is appropriate for a lot of the story beats if you have a decent memory, though maybe an hour and a half would be better suited to some of the more involved parts. A lot of this is affected by your reading speed. There’s a lot of reading.
For what it’s worth, I also played it in bursts, but probably something like 2 hr sessions. There’s a lot of rough, serious material in that game and I found it a lot to process at once, so I took breaks between sessions fairly often.
…oh.
This post is supremely stupid then.