Valheim is good even if you can't be on at the same time. Just slowly build out a world as you would in Minecraft and save the biome raids for when you can get the party together. It's flexible.
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Expectations are set. Been here only a few days and im here for it. It's been overall a great experience. Not just with functionality, but the atmosphere y'all have fostered. It works even with the quirks. I'm a firm believer in work life balance, so please, do what you must and stay sane. Really just saying thanks. I will support this however I can.
A user mentioned a toggle in the App info for Jeroba that allows instance links to open in-app, as opposed to a web re-direct. They do plan on adding more instances to this list from what I understand. Since toggling, it has felt more like a functional app imo. "They’re working on expanding it past their default list, but to enable those long press on Jerboa > App Info > Open by default > toggle the enable button and turn on all the links."
It's a breath of fresh air here. I'm days old and have no desire to turn back. I'm not lurking anymore after 12+ years. And it feels human, despite being a digital platform.The investment seems like a risk worth taking honestly. (as long as they stay transparent) Let's keep it up, yeah?
Side note: I remember a questionnaire for brave browser maybe? About their BAT pay system for publishers/ devs to sustain their ecosystems. And I settled on $2 a month being fair for an ad-free/ hassle-free experience, granted the content was worth it. This feels entirely worth it. And I don't have to deal with fucking tokens.
I was trying out the Portal RTX upgrade and found a QR code while messing with a radio. When I scanned it, it gave me a txt file "black mesa". And I genuinely cackled physically. Wasn't expecting something so silly, let alone a functioning QR code, to make me laugh like that.
The name is from Full Metal Alchemist: Brotherhood. I'm a bit of a nerd, but the character's personality in the show describes my girl perfectly. Incredibly loving, protective, and a force to be reckoned with. Real saucy one, she is. :)
Yes, I know. The structure of Valheim is similar to Minecraft, in a way that would not be hard to pick up and play if you were already familiar with it. Plus, it's a great game. So I gave my recommendation :p
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