Direct link to the trailer https://youtu.be/ygEYUxr0dzU

Art looks good. Could be an interesting game.

Brand new option I was unaware of. Thank you!

What specific feature is this? Do you all mean how a post you’ve read is a darker color when you go back, or are there different scrolling gestures options? (Not the swiping ones)

I honestly love card and dice games when paired with rpg elements. I’m at the point in my life where I still want to play games with rpg elements, but they tend to get boring really quickly when you max out characters. The variations help keep it a bit things a bit more lively.

I definitely enjoyed watching it in theaters

Still getting through Age of Calamity, but took a break to start Lost in Random. It’s been pretty fun. I love the Tim Burton style game, the dice and cards. We’ll see how the rest of the game goes.

Nice, I subbed to some I had missed!

Even sharing playlists would be great. I wanted to catch up on Clone Wars when The Mandalorian started, but that show is long and full of fillers. So I had to track down lists that told me which ones focused on Madalore and later Ahsoka.

I think it’s slowly moving backwards again. For example, I am starting to see some parmount+ content popping up on Netflix, though it’s about 6 months behind of when it’s released.

I guess the issue is what would they be competing on and what would these premium features be? The more features you add, the less it becomes a place to watch things. That’s why you have Netflix offering games with your sub as well now. You can add multi-viewing parties and more experiences like bander snatch again, but at a certain point it just becomes a platform for general content versus shows and movies.

While I do agree competition is healthy. I don’t think every company should have their own streaming service, it’s not sustainable and means that each company needs to be churning out consistent content. It would make more sense if they just let their content be accessible through the platforms that would dedicate themselves to streaming.

I also think it will be a long time before those can get up and running. There is much disdain towards video game companies on lemmy, and there is much right for it to exist. It does however make any community outside of the retrogaming hard to grow without the arguing.

https://youtu.be/B3wiNBSD-Zo

Maybe I’m wrong, but I think it will just be cycles (assuming we all survive long enough). I’m in an industry where the large companies are imploding and smaller companies are starting to shine again, eventually those companies will likely become big as well and implode.

For me that was Game of Thrones. I tried to get through the first episode twice and fell asleep. I powered through a third time and then was caught up on the hype and turned into a weekly watcher. (It was only at season 3 back then)

Old printers on ebay are going to be the new game, until we start seeing kickstarter flooded with new printer companies.

I think this would be a good start, finding an activity that allows for silence. I hate trying to socialize at bars, it’s just not natural for me. Playing board games with strangers is one of the things that helped me out.

It can still be introversion. I think because it’s a performance. There is no spontaneity in the lyrics, it’s rehearsed. It sort of feigns interaction, in the sense that other people are involved, but there is not the same engagement of conversation. Many comedians, actors and musicians are introverted. Once they are off the stage, they shut down.

I guess I’m in the minority. Most of the time I’ll give shows the full first season, at least for ones in the last decade since they are on the shorter side. Every once in a while I do come across something really bad and do stop after two episodes.

Mine is similar, but said by Plato. ”Wise men speak because they have something to say; Fools because they have to say something”