They made the valravn seem super scary and cool in this expansion. I wish the reality of them in the game matched. They’re just regular griffons or harpies as far as I can tell. It’s pie in the sky I’m sure, but I hope they make new models or skins for them in the future updates!
Nice video. I had no idea about the real mythology around it. It’s pretty cool how they took a single figure in myth and made a species out of it.
Spoiler: it’s child exploitation
I absolutely love online lunatics like this (and also they have way too much time on their hands 😅). Gaming wouldn’t be the same without 'em.
I would say this person is from BC except they don’t know where Seattle is.
Not saying people should start chugging it down en masse, but your own quote there makes it sound pretty far from equalling cancer.
The metas are cool, but I’m actually thinking of the non meta events. The random little ones all over the place. Grothmar was a huge cut above what had come before in that department when it came out, and until now it generally still was I’ve felt.
Well you see, they wrote the articles with AI.
I’ve only ever played 3 and I really liked it when I did. Sad that one doesn’t get talked about much cause the art style is my favorite of the whole series I think.
It definitely had its fair share of batshit insane puzzles, but overall it’s a great game.
I think you’re spot on with those hurdles. I’m somewhat techy (not nearly as much as many on here), and even I found it to be a major turn off for a long time before I finally decided to figure it out.
The way I would approach this if I was trying to improve it would be to create a way for people to essentially skip the instance selection process. Perhaps instance owners could opt in to this pool of “open servers” let’s call them. The user would create an account on a neutral website created for this onboarding purpose, and by default there would be a checked box for “automatically select server”. It would sign them up for an instance based on their IP address and the size of the instance to try and spread out population a bit.
If you want more control, you uncheck the box and it gives you more things to select from like region, population size, and anything else relevant, and then gives you a list of servers fitting your criteria and you pick the one you want.
Is this one of the telltale ones?
In terms of variety of communities it isn’t better, but the hope is over time people will continue to come over here as reddit decays and eventually it’ll catch up.
I left reddit when they killed the 3rd party app I used. I didn’t want to switch and I ended up here. in my opinion Lemmy still has a long way to go to be as good as what I left, but I don’t want to support reddit anymore and I find it to be good enough here to still be enjoyable. I can still look at memes, and there’s still some good discussion to be had.
The biggest thing Lemmy is missing is niche communities and a broader and less techy audience. I think both of those will happen overtime if the platform keeps growing. Crossing my fingers we get there.
No no no, see, your voice is only valuable for a one time sale these days. Stop being greedy! /s
If the philosophy behind the platform proves true, it will just kill those instances.
Ah I didn’t understand the headline. Lands on steam sounded like it was out but I guess not.
Has anyone tried it? My wife is a huge sims fan and I was thinking about getting this for her. I don’t play sims so curious about how people who do like it.
Ask em when you get there. Not trying to be snarky, that’s genuinely the best way to do it because everyone is different.
I think most do and it’s a good way to look at it. There are definitely companies out there that people don’t think of as indie that are technically independent, so I just wanted to mention it. It’s still very cool to hear they’ve surpassed triple a!
It’s worth noting that indie is a pretty wide tent. Some studios are technically indie but they’re working with practically AAA budgets.
Once you factor in how big the diameter is it’s actually a good deal, though.
It’s literally the opposite most of the time. The longer you stay the more expensive it becomes.