Monster dick mods on Monster Hunter are gonna get bigger and more grotesque. Quite a way to assert dominance
LadyLikesSpiders
joined 2 years ago
Horizontal Axis WInd Turbines. So HAWT right now
It was sorta supposed to be based off the books, not the games, but they made a whole bunch of... choices
But it doesn't really matter anyway. The series' will still have those adaptations under their belts, and The Witcher did not impress many who watched it. Haven't heard a single bad thing about Edgerunners, and it's honestly way better than the game IMO
This is absolutely on point. As a fellow victim, I'm sorry this happened to you
There's just so much more on reddit, including stuff I can't find here. Fewer communities with fewer people means there's just less to discuss. Honestly, I don't think Lemmy will ever overtake Reddit. Eventually, both will die when something else comes along
Still, I've not been hating it. My introverted ass gets its dose of anonymous interaction, and I do think Lemmy will at least grow more overtime
Yes I am. I even got the pop-ups for a couple days a week ago, but I just closed the pop ups and resumed the videos with no ads
1 in 5 people being mod users is not negiligible
Things like this really remind me of the beauty this world has
I don't suspect it will, but they got the better adaptation. I love Witcher more than Cyberpunk by a wide margin, but holy shit is Edgerunners pure gold, whereas Netflix Witcher on the other hand.... Just a real waste of Henry Cavill
Still having 0 problems on Firefox with just Ublock Origin and adguard. Hopefully it stays that way
Well if the taxes are misused, stolen, otherwise not finding their way to where they should be, the sentence remains true
Then just impliment some automatic message before anyone in support is contacted. Something like "If you installed mods in your game, the first step is to uninstall them. If it still works, reinstall the game. If it's still not working after that, THEN we'll help"
Maybe worded a little more professionally, but just an automatic trouble-shooting message that's gonna be every support person's first response anyway