My z fold does that, is that not an android feature? It stops at 80 until like an hour before I wake up. My schedule is fucked too, asleep at 7pm to wake up at 3.
Definitely not unless your group is insanely dedicated to keeping it serious. All it takes is one person who doesn't care about lore or the story or some NPC talking to rush through something or make a joke and completely take you out of it. I could never play it in a group on my first serious play.
If you like turn based RPGs or heavily narrative driven stories, sure. DND is just the setting, if you've played final fantasy or something you'll be fine.
Sync, then infinity, liftoff, thunder, and then just kinda all the rest. Voyager is fine but way too apolloy which I never liked. The fact it has a web app is cool though.
My comment to that is in every single thread and every other post on every other instance someone is saying how sync is ad filled and tracker heavy. So let's just all agree to never talk about apps, ever.
I think sync does that already? If you hit the overflow menu in a post there's a filter button, which let's you hide either the user, the community, or the whole instance.
I think the price is just the reality of pricing nowadays. You could've bought reddit sync ten years ago ad free for like $2. That's ten years of free updates for an app most people would use everyday for hours on end. That's not really a sustainable business model and why a lot of people are transitioning to subscriptions, for the recurring revenue. For me, the $20 is fine and honestly the $100 is too for ultra. If you spend two hours a day on sync for the next year that's averaging to three cents a day... And I know my usage definitely exceeds two hours a day. Plus all the features and track record of sync make me pretty confident in its future. Ultimately it's up to you to decide whether this app is worth it. If you think connect is better, great, stick with connect.
So fucking pumped to start playing. I fell in love with pillars 1 back whenever that launched and have been consuming every crpg I can find. Divinity original sin 2 was incredible and it was torture not trying the beta of bg3 that they've had for years now. But now that it's here it's that much sweeter that I can go in completely fresh. And with these reviews it looks like it was worth the wait!
While liftoff was the only third party I liked, I still think it was pretty unimpressive. It ran ok and that's about it. Features were lacking, aesthetics are bad, some glitches. For me the $20 or whatever it is for sync is worth it. I've used reddit since 2012 and browsed exclusively on my phone, swapping between relay and sync. If you average that cost out, even considering the $5 or whatever it was to get rid of ads on Reddit, it's basically nothing. The usage tracking is pretty shitty though.
EDIT: Ok I just saw the lifetime price for ultra, damn wtf lol. Again, averaging that cost over the ten years I've used the app means it's still a good deal but fuck upfront that's a lot lmao
There's definitely less content than on Reddit but I was able to find replacements for pretty much everything I was following, including niche stuff. And the less content is a plus too, gets me off my phone.
Mine did not, it caused it to crash almost immediately upon relaunching. Had to clear data to reinitialize the app. Good thing I had backed up my new settings!
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