I feel like the nature of Lemmy better fits a community with "anarchy" in the title anyway.
JakeBacon
joined 2 years ago
reopening in a restricted form
What are we talking about here? Will it be a protest similar to r/steam or r/pics, a restriction on who can post/comment, or something else entirely?
I rolled up a Tumblr account because I was thinking the same thing, but it really doesn't fill the social media niche I want like Reddit.
Lemmy is doing a much better job of that, although I'm curious to see what happens to the user base as time goes on.
The simplest TTRPG I've used is FATE. I've had very good sessions with this system and the simplicity of it encourages Role Playing over mechanical complexity/min-maxing.
I wonder if this will end as poorly as that eating disorder hotline that did the same thing.
It's nice for sure. Even outside of Beehaw I believe that with the smaller overall user base of Lemmy, most communities should be more general until the user base gets much larger.
For example, staying on the topic of video games. There's a community for factory/automation games which is likely to stay more active than if Factorio, Satisfactory, and others each had their own community. Also, having a community for the subgenre means that small indie games that would normally rarely be discussed have a place.
League of Legends is the game we all share (it's how most of us met each other) but there are other games that some of us play together from time to time.
Deep Rock Galactic, Risk of Rain 2, Remnant: From the Ashes (sequel next month), Minecraft, and ARPGs. Just to name a few.
It's not uncommon either for us to just be playing out own thing and streaming to the others.
Came here to suggest vampire survivors. Super cheap game that you can just turn your brain off and play.
Yeah, if I stick with Lemmy (which seems highly likely) I want to put up my own private instance for similar reasons and maybe even invite friends and family that I can talk into it.
I'd consider having a spare account on hand as a backup for if your instance is down for maintenance or something.
Nostalgia trip right here. This song got played at just about every major boyscout camp I went to. And from what I know, still gets played at those camps.