I feel like Outer Worlds should count. It's not post apocalyptic, but definitely heading there. And it's definitely inspired by Fallout. Made by some of the same people.
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Massimo Pigliucci, writer of How to Be a Stoic. His writings were what got me into Stoicism. His reasoning is just so easy to follow, for me.
Insightful question. After all, 34.7% of all statistics are made up on the spot.
So, I'm new here, but I'm still struggling to see the advantage of smaller and more focused instances. I mean, Lemmy.World was pretty sluggish in the first days of the Great Migration, but it got better fairly quickly.
I can imagine smaller instances can do a better job of screening new sign-ups, and they tend to be a little faster than (some) larger instances. Is that it? I've also noticed that they tend to have more lag on content updates on the communities I am most interested in, and the front page seems a bit more static.
I created an account on a smaller instance when perfomance here on .world were at its worst, but now I find myself using this account more and more. Maybe more instances is good for Lemmy, but I'm not yet sure if ti's good for me.
If the only people who leave Reddit are the ones who understand what a federated FOSS link aggregator is, I think I'd be cool with that. Lemmy's share of the 3% who have moved on is already pretty impressive, at least in terms of where it was a couple months ago. And the quality of the discourse has been significantly better.
I dunno if Reddit won, but I certainly did.
Here's another maybe: It might be a good if all of these content consumers moved on to another server. If they don't understand/appreciate the point of the metaverse, what are they contributing?
Not only is he old, but he's pretending that doesn't matter. I think that's pretty disingenuous.
He's not old.
The Secret World. Not a flawless game, but the world building is awesome
"Pcmasterrace" did not start with Reddit.
I have accepted my inner sneaky archer. It's just easier that way. I play pretty much the same thing in CP2077, too.
I am not alone.