CMLVI @ CMLVI @lemmy.world

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Gotta get the game in front of the young eyes as much as possible to get that sweet miceotramsaction money from their parents

Thanks! I spent years in Diamond, and had a mini goal to get to Champ. Never really been one to practice mechanics, it was just sheer rotation and positioning. Like I can't hit off the wall with any kind of consistency. Hit it in like...2019 and haven't played much since, I actually played last night prior to this comment for the first time in probably a year.

Only games I ever 100%ed were....Assassins Creed 1 and Rocket League, strictly by achievements only. Like I never made it past Champ in RL, and AC1 was really just beat game and collect flags. I never have the urge to 100% a game cause usually it's just a grind for grinds sake and that isn't fun to me

My childhood innocence has been restored! Lmao

You're telling me it's "shifting" and not "slipping"????

All my hours watching Space Jam was a lie

That's what I imagined it would be, it's just the act of starting it that is difficult for me. I'm on the 2nd book in 3 Body Problem and I can't bring myself to start it, despite really enjoying the 1st one. And from what I've seen, the 2nd is better than the 1st lol

Yeah, I am a subscribed feed main. I want to see what I want, not wade through everything available to me. That may lead to me missing some stuff that may interest me, but so filters out a large portion of stuff I know I do not want to see.

I remember using Sync, but it didn't really stick for me. If it's the one I'm thinking of, it's like Relay but slightly worse?

Ooh Sync is another one I enjoyed! I swear I bought every large 3rd party app to try out fully. Google Pay Rewards, thank you. Lol

Yeah I'm not entirely well-versed in the implications of what that would allow, but it's another use-case that would be cool to see!

That's.....actually a cool AF idea/inplementation of Fediverse shit. A practical use as well, as they'd control who was on the instance and would be a sorta pseudo-verification process for any accounts on it's own.

I'm a Boost truther. I loved Boost for Reddit, and the dev is usually super responsive in the subreddit when it was a thing. I also used many Reddit apps; BaconReader, Relay, and Apollo on iPhone back when I had one. Boost was easy favorite. I'm not entirely sure how it plays with every lemmy instance though, as I'm just on .world

I actually bought their Immune System book, just cause I've enjoyed their stuff for so long. I remember those stupid little birds over a decade ago, and the book serves a little more purpose than their general merch. It's also really well illustrated. Haven't had the time to read it yet, as it's pretty lengthy and sorta dry as a "scientific" immune system picture book should sorta be, lol.

Also, awesome your brother got referenced! That's pretty sweet

For as long as Kurzgesagt has been around, they've always been a favorite of mine. The art style, well-researched topics and cited articles, and corrections when needed have been a pretty nice change of pace given standard YouTube fare nowadays.

Sounds decent enough! I am not hardcore against ads; I know platforms and publications need to pay somehow. If they're non-intrusive, I don't mind seeing them. Thanks for the info!

That's kind of what I was worried about, was if it was algorithm based, and if it was, how bad is it pushing content vs showing me what I would be interested in. RSS feeds may be difficult cause I never really committed to any specific publications or sites, so I wouldn't have any specific ones to populate the feed.

Haven't gotten to that point yet; I've followed/unfollowed a few just due to general spam or some pretty clear biases (whether I agree with them or not).

Ty! Will have to look into it some! My problem is I don't have any specific preferred news sites already so I guess I'll be just spamming big ones til it gets sorted out a bit? I'd also like to keep it as balanced as possible, if not just to be prepared for potential points of conflict to be knowledgeable on.

I never got the PS Pro controller but I'm well-versed in the Xbox Elite bullshit. The best way I've seen to go about it is to buy a Core Elite from Gamestop or a store that has their OWN in-house purchasable warranty (Target goes through All-State or something I think so you have to send it in). It's $30 to Gamestop but I'm covered for a full-year for when the bumper inevitably goes. If, by some miracle, it doesn't, I go anyway and exchange it for a new one at a local store for no controller cost, and pay Gamestop another $30 for the warranty. It's cheaper than a new standard controller and I don't have to deal with any additional warranty process. It's just an exchange. It's bullshit that it happens, but the game I play the most basically requires the back paddles.

I've never had stick drift on the Elites (or any controller otherwise), it's just bumper problems. I've heard the SCUFS get drift pretty badly second-hand and their replacement process is much slower. The new Turtle Beach controller seems decent, but I have doubts about battery life and I'm not ready to buy-in on it yet. The PDP Victric with replacement modules feels very similar to the PS Pro issue where the modules just are never in stock so that's out too.

Some enterprising business could make a killing with a decent controller, but apparently Xbox won't license wireless controllers unless you do specific things with them, likely preventing any real pressure to get better.

How do people like Flipboard? I need to find something to get news now that I'm off Reddit. Is it pretty decent at giving different perspectives in articles or is it pretty much algorithm based on what you'll prefer?