I’ll bite I guess. I use Firefox with ublock to browse two niche communities. One is for the small city I live in which is relatively active and a very useful source of local news/events info. I’ll stop using reddit if I can’t use an ad blocker or if they make me use an app etc.

I really just don’t understand this. Folks will not lift a finger or a brain cell to figure out tech.

https://worldwithoutcaesars.com/

edit: fyi it’s a cool $50 after shipping

It’s basically a tiny tent that his a zipper down the middle. Seems kind of gimmicky but I’m not really a camping person so idk how practical this would be.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=pu5-yrhlrMQ&t=101s&pp=2AFlkAIB

In the same post you’re both telling people to politely answer the phone on their days off and to quit the job over minor annoyances. So which is it? Gaslighting bullshit

Lmao “except France”

Yep, my main has around 400 and I don’t even want to think about adding up all the many alts and dead HC characters at this point … They don’t call it world of warcrack for no reason. I will say I have had a ton of fun with it over the last 15 years. I’ve only played casually witha few very brief stints of raiding a little more seriously.

I know you jest but education attracts a lot of very passionate people. These people pour their hearts and souls into what they do.

And what’s next after that? People having traditions and celebrating things the way they want to for their enjoyment? -___-

I agree, but at this point it kills the value for me. Why am I paying for the game and a monthly subscription?

I kinda get what you’re saying but that’s not why he’s celebrated

https://steamdb.info/app/553850/charts/

https://steamdb.info/app/39210/charts/

I probably just wouldn’t use lemmy as an indicator of popularity/activity levels.

I think you’re missing that lemmy is a pretty tiny slice of the internet and niche(ish) communities either don’t exist or are mostly inactive. Just because something doesn’t seem to be making waves on lemmy, doesn’t mean it isn’t popular. The community for it just isn’t really here (yet).