That is how I feel as well. I haven’t completely given up on reddit just yet, but my usage is going down, and I open reddit more by accident than anything. Lemmy is my new default and I’m not complaining.

While I am positive overall, I do not like that some bad habits from reddit are resurfacing here, mostly not being able to have different opinion without someone insulting you.

This is humans were talking about. Humans on the internet. This is inevitable and I wouldn’t specifically attribute this to former reddit users. You have this on Twitter, you have this on Instagram. The “my opinion is the only correct opinion” sentiment is prevalent everywhere today. Sadly.

Honestly, that’s kind of where need for speed is at. For all its faults (and there are many), if you don’t want to go towwrds the sim racing type, that could be your option.

Oh this looks like Forza Horizon all over again. They’re gonna have to do something actually different to sway people from Microsoft’s offering. Not saying it’s gonna be a bad game just for that, but its popularity will heavily depend on how much it’s gonna be its own game, rather than a clone, I believe.

For half off definitely give it a try. It’s long been patched and when i played it early this year my only problems were two times the game randomly closed.

Gun play is extremely satisfying, sound design included.

Driving is… better than in watch_dogs, worse than in GTA. But traveling through the world is a bit disappointing. Rich map with little life.

Side missions are fun and fill up the time nicely. The missions are creative and not necessarily “go from point A to point B while killing waves of enemies”, but those are there as well.

My cats will gladly walk into carriers as long as there’s no human nearby. In that scenario it’s a good place for a nap. But if we need to go right now, there’s no way in hell I’m getting them into carriers without a fight.

Well they must’ve done the numbers and determined that enough of moderstors use their app/website that those revolting are negligible. That, or they really need to squeeze this thing dry before IPO, no matter what.

It’s a bittersweet kind of reaction for me. I’ve been aware of how shit reddit’s been for a while, and how shit it’s been habit-wose for myself. So maybe it’s the push i needed to get away. That’s the sweet part I guess.

The bitter part is, I moderate a relatively small community (181k) that’s been a passion of mine for literal years. Still is. If i have to moderate that with the official app, I’m out, I can’t do it, I tried. I know reddit doesn’t care about me or my community. It’s all a rounding error. But this situation applies to bigger communities as well. And it’s just a big slap in the face after being exploited. Reddit absolutely needs moderstors, needs this free labor. And they just said fuck you to those people.