That’s a shame :(

I really like Voyager!

Good!

As of this moment, there is no credible news source that confirms with 100% certainty that he’s dead. It’s likely, but not confirmed.

When making claims like this, always provide your source.

I did message him, bot no response as of yet.

And was better than this one

Managed to do a screwdriver plug, Floatplane plug and mention dBrand.

My god…

EDIT: and lttstore.com smh

In addition:

A thread from a former LMG-employee about abuse and insane working conditions:

https://twitter.com/suuuoppp/status/1691693740254228741

Mod from [email protected] here.

We’re currently trying to get in contact with them to maybe help and sort out the spam issue. (Link)

Saw the post here and thought I’ll drop my 2 cents.

Posted via Lemmy.

Looks fun though!

I’m playing Vampire Survivors. Saw it mentioned here in a thread the other day. Really fun game for €5!

I just wonder how they react at the office at EA or Activision when Battlebit got populair.

Its just funny and sad to see that these huge companies just don’t learn.

For example, I play Call of Duty since MW2. What they do to Warzone is a great example of how to destroy a player base and its community. I mean, after Verdansk (I know there is some nostagia with that map) there was no map like it. The unlocking system for weapons is a grindfest for someone with a actual job and the abilities with lasers (!?) are just so stupid.

Comes all down to money I guess…

Lemmy feels as a aplha/beta product that we ar all testing right now. Nothing wrong with that, in fact, I like Lemmy more then Reddit. But you cannot expect everyone to love it right now.

For Reddit its clear: you sign up, you search for a community and you subscribe.

Here, you sign up (if you don’t get the spinning wheel). You search for a community. Oh, it is on another instance. What is a instance? Then you browse and see different Lemmy websites. You get confused, you heard something about Fediverse but what is it?

Also, there is no karma what important is for many users. Mod tools are extremly limited and all the apps you can use on mobile are in alpha/beta/in development.

There should be a easy to understand welcome page upon sign-up and I think this needs to be prioritized if we want to welcome (more) mainstream users. The post that explains how Lemmy works on c/lemmyworld doesn’t cut it.