

I’d rather not have it premier at all. Good gods what cringe that is.
I’d rather not have it premier at all. Good gods what cringe that is.
“Slow Sundays with rain against your window”
Me, who works on Sunday: >:(
What kind of nonsense is this writeup? Media “got to me”? Look, you see Denmark? You see how it’s in support of chat control?
Yeah, that’s my country. So it’s a rather serious issue here.
This would be the silliest version of it.
A burger or a sausage is more like a format of food rather than a specific ingredient of food. It would be like saying things sold as a “loaf” can only be made of wheat.
I’ve had militant vegan neighbours when I was a student. I don’t know how they did it, but they found ways of turning every conversation about them and their “superior” life choices.
Then there are the vegans I sometimes meet during my summer work ours; the ones standing on the street and bothering everyone walking past them in a very persistent manner. Like a jehova’s witness.
I’m not saying every vegan is like this. I think I’ve met more vegans that didn’t rub it in everyone’s face than ones that did. But consider yourself lucky that you haven’t met anyone like that in twenty years.
That’s a you problem. Most gamers and developers do want those things and every thriving game I can think of has a very active Discord community.
It is if you want to use it for that.
If everyone that cares about your game is already there, it’s much simpler to use Discord to drop an announcement.
It’s only trapped on Discord if one refuses to ever join Discord. Most people playing games use Discord, so that’s not a real issue for them.
Making things searchable, such as problems and solutions, is dependent on how well managed a community is; over the years I’ve had plenty of issues trying to find something on a forum simply because something like keywords, and tagging didn’t exist or wasn’t enforced, or bug reports were regelated to a single forum thread.
The same it is with Discord. If you’re smart you’ll create a “forum” channel for bug and issue reports and force users to use tags as a rule.
Discord isn’t friction as most developers and gamers use Discord regularly. You refusing to use Discord makes you a tiny minority. So it’s friction for you, and you personally.
These same people want an online live discussion about the issues in the game. This again makes you part of a tiny minority that doesn’t want that.
Since you’re part of a minority, developers lose nothing by your lack of interest in the Discord community they’ve created. A game certainly won’t fail if you choose to ignore Discord. Rather, a game is likely to fail if there doesn’t exist any Discord community for it.
Yeah, some ship designs are really good in STO. Ship gameplay is also the best part of STO.
Problem are the FOMO events and eventually hitting a grind wall if you want to be able to play later missions without constantly dying.
Ground missions are also really crap. They’re very basic cheap MMO affair, in stark contrast to the space gameplay. I read two different developers made made the two aspects of STO gameplay, and it really show.
Despite how good the stories can sometimes be, and how the writing is a real love letter to Star Trek as a whole, the compounding issues eventually got me to stop playing.
I’m very much against the self righteous types of vegans that go around reminding everyone like they’re an Arch user.
But… This is a stupid waste of EU time and resources. We have a lot more pressing matters to concern ourselves with than something literally nobody is confused about.
Some people in certain positions must be incredibly petty to even suggest this.
I know this is very unpopular, but something like Discord is very much preferable for real-time conversations than a forum. The interactions with developers and players is a lot more natural, and having a voice chat is always nice.
Discord can also have separate chat rooms about specific issues that can be tagged and searched.
So the functionality of discord is second to none. The only real issue with discord is enshitification. It is very enshitified, and the only way to mostly circumvent that is to have a custom discord client.
If only Matrix was as fully-functional and easy to install and use with just a click.
Play some games.
Star Trek Elite Force is basically a Voyager episode, complete with Voyager episode opening.
Star Trek Klingons Academy is really good, but it does have a few bugs.
If you’re more tactical, perhaps try Star Trek Starfleet Command. There are three games and they’re all on GOG.
Of course, you could pick up Sins of a Solar Empire for a fart and three marbles on the grey market. Then you can down the stellar Star Trek mods for it, like Star Trek Armada III or Ages of the Federation.
Star Trek Armada IV mod for Sins of a Solar Empire II just came out in alpha.
Nice try, pickpocket. Nice try…
Of course he’d say something like that, because he has literally nothing to worry about.
When it’s the big guys fucking up, it’s us footing the bill.
Yes.
I never really got into Heroes of Might and Magic. Somehow the kind of strategy this is never really captured me.
Not hyperbole just fact. Like how none of this metaphysical crap about truth ever holds up the instant more than one observer of the same phenomenon occurs.
I’ve had this dumb argument several times before, and it always fails, determined simply by scientific observation, and the scientific method.
But yes, I am too good for this argument, because I’m not being dishonest with myself about the reality I live in.
The very first sentence in this paragraph already fails. How do you expect me to take the rest seriously?
Oh no! That one country out of all the other ones will be the biggest loss ever!
Anyway, about these things called VPNs.