Funny enough, the gacha was my favorite part of 2 since it forced me to work with what I had to make a good team that felt unique to me. I understand why it was unpopular, but I wouldn’t mind more single player games using gacha mechanics to make playthroughs feel unique.

Which one of you forgot to open the app so we all ceased to exist to save on simulation resources?

Roll-call for the lurkers! (If u want, no pressure)

(Kratos voice)

Nah its 50/50, either you’re a USA English speaker or you’re not

I just want to provide a contrasting opinion to the other response here. I and a few of my friends have tried it and we just aren’t ready to dedicate way too much time to learning a game that seems to want to be almost as complex as DOTA2. So many characters, map mechanics, and item builds to adapt to the situation (this one in particular) - its just too much. Like, pick two and maybe I’d find it worth my time to start learning, but the complexity of all 3 make the game too daunting.

I am disappointed in how long it took me to see the joke, but its a good one! I’m gonna have to go with page 72.

That’s not what that implies. I’ve seen that argument from religious people describing how atheists must be unruly because they have no incentive to meet a good afterlife.

I can still be clean, look how I want, and be nice to others just because I want to and I like it when others do the same.

Thank you for this post. I was just scrolling by and wouldn’t have understood those comments unless I saw your post.

Gonna smoke that dog the way the plant smoked shorty in scary movie 2

The sign said I could

This mindset is how many free apps we care about end up as advertising and data-selling businesses.

Nah it’s just a hook, go for it champ

The matter has to move through the portal at the speed of the train, and it won’t suddenly lose all momentum when it’s done being pushed through. B imo.

I can’t wait until the bitter people find out that these reddit behaviors are actually just human behaviors. Let people enjoy themselves.

The reactions around sync and people seeing “reddit behaviors” (read: human behavior) are incredibly toxic and tiring. Let people enjoy themselves and do what they want if they aren’t hurting anyone else. Lemmy/Kbin as a whole are growing, and I think that’s awesome in general that the community is working together to make their own social network. Let’s not soil it with pointless infighting and “better than thou” attitudes.