Darkenfolk

Well clearly you didn't actually understand a single thing I said then.

Everything I said is related to the post itself, which I clearly stated multiple times. The post itself doesn't have a title or content, that's all I said here and that it made itself useless that way.

It's basic information sharing etiquette to have a comprehensive post with a title and a short description. Nothing more and nothing less.

1. There is literally not a title.
2. That's exactly the issue I have with it, my point is that a post should contain information on the topic upfront. I don't want to get linked through to all kinds of websites just too maybe read something that I might find interesting.
3. I've honestly never heard of Godot, the last time I screwed around with game development was when flash was widely used and that 2d rpg engine with cookie cutter assets, but I was actually commenting more on the usefulness of this post.

Your finishing comment just shows that you didn't understand the issues I had with the post to begin with. But that's just probably a communication issue, I might've not been as clear as I could be.

Peak redditor moment.

I can't imagine that anybody has a use for this to begin with. There is literally nothing to tell us what it is.

There is no title and no content. Not even a brief description telling the reader what it is they are looking at.

it's technically a link aggregator yes.

In practice it's more of a discussion platform or forum, with the accompanying expectations of having readily available content or at least a description of said content.

And before all that: The french

I mean those are at least real posts with a title and text in the body.

This is just a link that got dumped without any context.

The long range part I guess.

I mean, I don't want to need an active Internet connection to play a single player game.

Being forced to become dependent on a external party for a single player game is stupid and dishonest. What happens if their verification servers goes down?

At least, I assume that it needs an active Internet connection to check if your logged in or not.

The post content should've been in the actual post. No offence.

Ah yes the fabled "link aggregator".

Lemmy might technically also be that, but it's first and foremost a discussion platform, although it has an ongoing problem with rampant bot-posts and link-dumpers.

A post with nothing in it except a video link is not a post to begin with.

Posts should actually have some content in my opinion, otherwise it's just link dumping which is practically spam.

If I can't determine from the initial post if a article/video is of interest it shouldn't have been posted to begin with.