Yes, once you pump it full of mods for playability and bug fixes.

I was surprised by its depth and story devices. You have to find the 2.5D graphics charming though. Also, you have to enjoy exploring the procedurally generated dungeons. It’s totally doable with the 3D map viewer. I personally enjoyed it. I was often impressed when I found new terrain features or big room types. It’s understandable if people find this tedious though. For those people there’s a mod to shrink the size of the dungeons.

If you want to give it a try look into the Daggerfall Unity port. Also, use a guide on Steam or something to create your first character because Daggerfall is old school and you need to take care to make a good character and get started properly.

Mulan. The live action remake was so bad, but I had high hopes because I like the original.

You’ll still be a shit person, likely with no meaningful friendships. That’s gotta factor into the equation somehow.

Proud victim of the Powertoys to Linux pipeline reporting in

These are tiny homes that are built in a shop and just dropped onto the little concrete pad once they’re done. A small crew was able to build them out over time, so I can’t say which option exactly is cheaper. One advantage was they were able to move people in as they were built too.

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I get what you’re saying 100%, but it’s really not a struggle to decide which one is worse.

That too

It’s a code red snowflake alert

Well put

The new front page of the internet is upon us

They’ll do him up like Lenin

I was the exact same way. I could justify watching ads to support the people I watched, but then I learned how little compensation a creator actually gets from one view and decided my time was more valuable. Plus I just got too used to never seeing ads and could never go back.

This video sums up the sentiment you’re describing nicely.

I just got set up on Simple X Chat. From my cursory research it seems to have the best security going in a chat app right now. I find the UI really slick too. It has all the features I use in a chat app anyway. The only thing to be aware of is that all the messages are saved locally, so backup/recovery needs to be handled by you. There’s a couple videos an YouTube that go over the app.

All that being said, I still have WhatsApp on my phone. There’s still the same problem of getting everyone in your life to download another app.

Someone will be smuggling microfiche behind the iron curtain…wait wrong century.

Never been happier to be on Lemmy ❤️ Well maybe it’s a close second to the day I switched!

I think the internet just caused the trend lifecycle to become much shorter. So short that they only last fractions of a decade now.