stopthatgirl7

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu

Agreed with all of this.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu

That’s about where I am, honestly. I’m starting to look for alternatives.

I can deal with the site having the occasional problem, but I can’t deal with absolutely no communication at all when things break down. Kbin has gotten too big to be a one-person operation.

This is now the fourth post I’ve seen about people starting to get fed up, and honestly, you know people are starting to hit their limits once people start making posts about their frustrations. I bet a lot of folks have just quietly given up or moved to lemmy or mbin because they’ve gotten frustrated with all the issues.

I’m a pretty patient person and can put up with a lot of goofiness on a site, as long as there’s some kind of communication happening. But there’s none.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu

The fact that we’re sitting here theorizing where Ernest is like he’s Kate Middleton is why this can’t be a one-man operation anymore. It’s too much for one person to begin with, and when people have no idea what’s going on, they’ll start going wild with theories as to what’s going on.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu

The site errored out repeatedly when I tried to like a comment, so “robust” is not the word I’m thinking right now.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu

Has there ever been a time kbin.social didn't do that from time to time?

You understand that’s not a selling point, correct?

Hilariously, I got an error message trying to load the notification for your comment.

And as I’ve said before, I can put up with wonkiness. But I can’t put up with no communication and not knowing what all is wrong or how long things are going to be messy. I like kbin, but I do not like wondering if social is going to go belly up with no warning and no idea when it’ll get fixed when it did start erroring out for days and no way to find out what’s even going on.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu (edited 3 miesiące temu)

I really like kbin, but honestly, with as unstable as it is and how little information is coming out about what’s going on (seriously, there needs to at least be a Mastodon account we can check for updates or information when kbin social is down), I’m seriously considering making a lemmy account and moving over. It’s frustrating, because I do really prefer kbin, but this is beyond frustrating.

stopthatgirl7, 3 miesiące temu (edited 3 miesiące temu)

I don’t actually mind stuff not getting seen, it’s more not knowing if the site is going to error out when I try to look at it or check replies. Trying to access the site, or trying to upvote things, and getting error messages that are less than useful gets old fast.

stopthatgirl7, 4 miesiące temu

Exactly this. There’s no way to know what’s going on when kbin goes down. It would be nice if there was a kbin Mastodon account or something people could check for information when the site is down.

stopthatgirl7, 4 miesiące temu

Orrrr it was a mid game with almost no marketing.

stopthatgirl7, 4 miesiące temu

I’ve yet to see a single PS person excited about getting Starfield. At most, they’re like, “Oh, that’s nice,” and go back to doing other things.

stopthatgirl7, 5 miesięcy temu

I feel like the endgame of this is that eventually all Microsoft exclusives will only be available on GamePass.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

the one-dimensional specist asshole with absolutely no other character trait.

I used to think that about Ashley until I did what I nicknamed my Asshole Run. I was an Adept, so I usually had Ashley and Tali around me. I ended up listening to their elevator conversations, and Ashley treated Tali a lot differently than she did Wrex or Garrus (the ones she saw as a military threat) - she warmed up to her and treated Tali like a little sister. So when Tali died in that run on 3, Ashley was gutted and was crying when you go talk to her afterwards. Seeing her actually have a character arc made me like her a lot more.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

I feel like HFW kind of lost the plot when it introduced the Far Zeniths. They just didn’t work for some reason. I kind of wish if they were going that route, they had been the descendants of the people who left for Far Zenith and they had a better reason for wanting Gaia and Earth or something, so they weren’t just cartoonishly evil.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

Eh, it depends more on what you’re used to. I personally hate using a mouse and keyboard and greatly prefer a controller, and it’s not that different from other RPG games that use a controller interface. I’m used to a wheel interface from games like Mass Effect, so it’s more intuitive for me than a mouse and keyboard.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

Define “gamers,” because the metacritic user scores would argue your point.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu (edited 6 miesięcy temu)

The only demo is on PS5 if you have a PS+ Premium. I’d suggest watching the first hour or so of a Let’s Play to see what the gameplay is like.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

Larian didn’t lay anyone off. Hasbro, a completely different company, laid people who worked on DnD and MTG off at WotC.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

You…You might want to consider reading the article.

Hasbro owns Wizards of the Coast, who own DnD. Larian, a completely separate company, got the rights to make BG3 from Hasbro. Hasbro laid off nearly everyone Larian Studios worked with at Wizards of the Coast.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

It really has. It’s kind of depressing, honestly.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

It’s such a good game; Xbox players, enjoy!

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

Absolutely no arguments with any of these. This really was a great year for gaming.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu

That’s the thing I’m most excited for, honestly.

stopthatgirl7, 6 miesięcy temu (edited 6 miesięcy temu)

I was talking just today with some coworkers about how having subscriptions instead of owning is what is normal to kids now - not just games, but things like Netflix and Spotify. So this doesn’t surprise me, but does depress me. Technofeudalism is the new normal.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

Well, I’m sad now. We really can’t have nice things.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

Yeah, I’ve got EDS, and gaming is one of the few things I can do and not risk being too much in pain (I do have to watch out for my fingers spraining and dislocating, though). Days when I can’t walk very well, I can still sit down and play a game.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

Well, there are thirteen different types of EDS (most of them are REALLY rare, though), based on which connective tissue they impact the most. The most common are hypermobile, classical, and vascular. I have the hypermobile type, which mostly impacts joints. Classical EDS can have skin issues, and vascular is the type where it can cause your blood vessels to rip open inside of you. hEDS is the least likely to kill you, but most likely to negative impact your quality of life.

https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/ehlers-danlos-syndromes/

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu (edited 7 miesięcy temu)

I’d say low supply but higher than expected demand. If it were low demand, people wouldn’t be having a problem getting one.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

Yeah, but Sony isn’t reaping the rewards for it, scalpers are. Artificial scarcity would make sense if Sony were jacking up their prices, but they’re not the ones doing that.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

I love how the comments so far are complaining about “clickbait headlines” when in the article he says he doesn’t consider these to be “clickbait” because the definition doesn’t fit these.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

I mean, he talked about both games. It seems like neither one alone was enough for an opinion article, so he wrote about both.

stopthatgirl7, 7 miesięcy temu

Yeah, that was the part that got me. That makes it seem really scummy even of there is some kind of genuine explanation for this.