The context in which the photo is shared in also matters. As far as I know, the now thankfully banned subreddit "/r/jailbait" didn't post nude content, but it was still basically child pornography because you knew why the pictures were being shared. The intent was in the name of the subreddit.
Have you ever played a game and wondered what if you could do something that it doesn’t really allow you to do, for example being able to move around blocks in Minecraft fluidly instead of in sectors, edit the world in Hogwarts legacy with spells, be able to fly in a world like Elden Ring or Elder Scrolls with epic sky...
Give me something like The Matrix Online again. I want missions/quests that are unique. Only one person/team can complete them. Failing is an acceptable outcome and has ramifications for the rest of the story. You would absolutely need writers and asset artists on staff as old things content gets completed. Let the players make content as well a la Eve Online where factions vying for control of territory IS content. This fills in the blanks between the written stuff.
I have a few games that I am playing at the moment, but a lot of them require at least some time commitment once you start a round. I'd like something that I can start now and maybe finish later. Something on the line of Solitaire or https://mergetin.com/ .
I can't answer for them, but for me it's the cobbled together nature of the distros and the lack of a decent GUI for some things. Nothing is intuitive and many issues end with "go read random forum posts until someone else has your exact same issue and maybe you can follow along and fix it, but the post is also from 2007". I don't remember if I ever found a solution to the laggy Caps Lock issue I had a while back.
Whenever I give it another go, there's at least a week of fixing shit to make it work how I would expect it to before I can even vaguely get comfortable. It's unfortunate that I'm going to have to force it this time because I don't really feel like tackling any of the problems that will inevitably manifest.
Hello! I’m looking for any game recommendations on GOG – especially anything that’s on sale! Tell me about your favorite few games that you have on GOG, or maybe some gems in the rough out there. I’ve seen a few threads on Steam lately, so it feels appropriate to me to look for some love on one of the smaller game...
Whether it be due to scheduling, lack of interested players, or some other reason, what's an RPG system you're just hoping to get to the table one of these days but haven't been able to yet?
There are probably a lot more that I'm forgetting at the moment, but these have been on my mind a lot lately. Everyone's gravitated toward D&D5e for the last ~10 years, so I haven't had a lot of chances to play in or run campaigns in many other systems.
You may want to link to the beta because they're directing people there instead and accounts made for the original site don't work for it. wts2.wt.social
I'm quite new to Lemmy, one of the reddit refugees. I used reddit to mostly browse mapmaking, ttrpg's, adventure writing, D&D etc. Would love a little guidance on where I could find a nice community like that here on Lemmy.
Edit: Is this just a lemmy/kbin difference that I wasn't aware of? None of the /c/ links work for me while using kbin, but I can change them to /m/ and they work just fine. Does lemmy use /c/ by default?
@BlueForestDev I think that anyone calling mods "hostage takers" should start their own subreddits and mod them themselves. When they have to do all the maintenance and go unappreciated by both users and admin, maybe they'll start to understand. Mods are a major reason why subreddits flourish.
Yeah, the overall number of subreddits that go dark doesn't matter, just the number of affected users. If the majority of the largest subreddits go dark, everyone feels the difference.
Some of these games might be a bit heavy for newcomers, so I'd recommend checking their pages on BoardGameGeek to get an idea of how mechanically weighty they are and maybe also taking a look at the most common negatives in the reviews. If you don't like a lengthy set up and tear down process, for instance, the reviews might give you some advance warning. I had this exact problem with Gloomhaven and Eldritch Horror.
Hello! I hope I am not off topic, this is literally my first day here (ok, maybe I should wait and know the community a bit better but I 'll try to be slightly bolder...if it's not ok just let me know). I understand that by choice there are no super focused communities to avoid an excessive fragmentation. So I wonder: is this...
Start with what you're comfortable with. 3rd person narration makes everything seem a lot less cringy and lots of people stick with that. (Speaking in your character's voice seems kind of rare, tbh) I would also recommend using a more tactical combat focused game to start so you've got something kind of gamey to cling to. D&D 5e, Pathfinder 2e, Lancer/ICON, Mythras... There are a lot of games out there to try.
Every Streamer That Raised Prices in 2023 (So Far) (www.indiewire.com)
You know who the price hikes haven’t affected?...
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What type of game do you want to play that doesn't really exist?
Have you ever played a game and wondered what if you could do something that it doesn’t really allow you to do, for example being able to move around blocks in Minecraft fluidly instead of in sectors, edit the world in Hogwarts legacy with spells, be able to fly in a world like Elden Ring or Elder Scrolls with epic sky...
Looking for a casual game that I can quickly pick up or put down
I have a few games that I am playing at the moment, but a lot of them require at least some time commitment once you start a round. I'd like something that I can start now and maybe finish later. Something on the line of Solitaire or https://mergetin.com/ .
The Release Date and Key Features of Windows 12 Unveiled (ux-news.com)
I…didn’t think windows 12 was actually a thing but here we are?
Games on GOG?
Hello! I’m looking for any game recommendations on GOG – especially anything that’s on sale! Tell me about your favorite few games that you have on GOG, or maybe some gems in the rough out there. I’ve seen a few threads on Steam lately, so it feels appropriate to me to look for some love on one of the smaller game...
It’s been a wild week for the open social web (dev.to)
Which system(s) are you itching to play but haven't yet?
Whether it be due to scheduling, lack of interested players, or some other reason, what's an RPG system you're just hoping to get to the table one of these days but haven't been able to yet?
Scientists on Twitter head for the exit (www.axios.com)
A feud on Twitter highlights the perils of engaging on the platform and a growing tension among researchers and medical professionals.
Is there a ttrpg / D&D community on here? (beehaw.org)
I'm quite new to Lemmy, one of the reddit refugees. I used reddit to mostly browse mapmaking, ttrpg's, adventure writing, D&D etc. Would love a little guidance on where I could find a nice community like that here on Lemmy.
95% down <3 I love the coordination and hate all this situation at the same time...
OC Cooperative games that are newbie friendly
Hi, i like coop games because I like working together and don't enjoy competitive games....
Is this a fine place to talk about table top RPGs?
Hello! I hope I am not off topic, this is literally my first day here (ok, maybe I should wait and know the community a bit better but I 'll try to be slightly bolder...if it's not ok just let me know). I understand that by choice there are no super focused communities to avoid an excessive fragmentation. So I wonder: is this...
GOG community on Lemmy
I created GOG community https://lemmy.world/c/gog