People are still playing? That's tempting, I still haven't found something that hits the spot this game did.

I still strongly dislike limiting cosmetics so much, especially in a setting where they can mean so much. Darktide's $20 skins pissed me right off: role-playing is 100% part of the game and that price is absurd.

Here in Canada I've seen much the same behaviour for both Liberal and Conservative voters. "I vote Liberal because I've always voted Liberal" is a surprisingly common statement especially among the older generations, and to a small extent even the Green party has a few loyalists in BC.

Always voting the same way no matter what happens is just giving your vote away for free.

It doesn't help that the Rust community tends to bring extremely divisive politics with it in places and ways that just don't need to happen, starting battles that aren't even tangentially related to programming.

I'm not buying this game at launch but could be convinced to do so after private servers come out.

I used to be a heavy industrial player in EVE Online and Foxhole fills the hole, surprisingly. Each faction has at least one group whose sole purpose is logistics, and they're both decent.

How the hell are League of Legends or Valorant considered MMOs? Are Rocket League or Team Fortress 2 MMOs? Is Battlefield 5 an MMO now?

The expansion of this term to include 5v5 games is never not going to piss me off.

The alternative is to just keep getting fucked by Microsoft...

no u

The communities are very small on Lemmy, I gave search terms to use here and elsewhere instead. Also I just can't be assed to link them.

No thanks.

It's such bullshit too because drastically changing someone's working conditions is clearly a constructive dismissal and should lead to severance payments.