People like games like those cuz of how rewarding it feels when you overcome it. With that said, its not for most people.
ThatGuy
joined 1 year ago
I hate that you are right lmfao
Its better than the reddit app already, but thats not a high bar to reach lmao
Compared to the third party apps tho, its still nowhere close. With that said, the recent update already improved so much so I have faith.
I tried to make a free account before using a vpn, and it worked for a little bit, but was quickly permanently locked with no warning.
Otherwise, I really do like it. I wonder if it would still get locked if I paid with monero.
As the other guy said, its basically firefox but with really strong defaults out of the box. Its a good easy solution for the majority of people who want a browser that gets the job done.
I install it, get a dark mode extension, maybe change the search engine if I dont like it (Default was DuckDuckGo, but I believe that changed) and im ready to start browsing. Deleting all cookies and history every time I close it is also very nice. (Though you can make exceptions if you like)
Damn that new version already looks alot better.
Looks good, but I dont see a reason why I would use it over librewolf tbh.
Ramen tho thats probably cheating since it can use just about anything.
Content is basically avaliable to everyone regardless of what you end up choosing. At worst, they can block an instance from interacting with another.
Most problems can just be solved by moving to a new instance that meets your needs. Or if you really must, make your own with your own rules.
My concern is an instance shutting down and losing access to all that information. I can always make a new account, but losing all that info from the entire instance could be a big problem. Maybe by then tho people will archive them somehow.
The most extreme case I can think of would be instances blocking everyone but themselves or a few select instances, and forcing everyone within them to follow their rules to access it. But I feel like that would be hard to pull off, people would just jump ship way before it gets to that point.
Same, there just needs to be enough. If nearly no one is left, then it will die out. But if there is enough, then I think it will only get better from here.
I think making things more user friendly overall and communities focusing on quality is gonna play a big role for people staying around or not.
Its just waiting to get feedback. Clicking subscribe doesnt happen instantly, it needs to send a request and then wait for the instance to respond.
I dont understand what makes them "somewhat unfair".
But I strongly agree we need more PvE stuff. I love competitive games, but they are so commital. More casual experiences would make it alot easier for me to try new games without too much commitment, and PvE sounds like it would fit in well.