Looks like it got the hug of death.

I avoid all things Facebook like the plague.

Not surprising. They’re looking to prevent another Digg migration. It doesn’t look like it’s working.

In any competitive game, golden snitch mechanics. If I'm kicking ass all game, I shouldn't instantly lose for making one tiny mistake at the 11th hour.

Ah yes, the old seeing faces in the clothes perk.

Hey, another person who likes robot combat

Someone else remembers Crystal Caves! I must’ve played that game dozens of times before I got my first proper gaming console.

That, and Lemmings.

Reddit kinda stopped being fun at some point, and I didn’t even realize it until I came here. The lack of doomscrolling potential here is an added bonus.

I try, but there’s only so much time and I’m the only one who actually posts things in my instances.

Sometimes all it takes is one other person posting content to provide motivation to keep going.

Still not as big of a mistake as Balan.

It’s a controlled demolition.

Roughly 40% of the population.

No more beaming! This time, I’ll walk! opens the door and it’s right there

I usually search by new and filter by subscriptions. It moves slow enough to keep track of things as they appear.

Oh, that’s interesting, the reply box is all the way down here. I’ll see what I can do here as far as activity goes, I don’t know what fediverse is but it sounds like something worth taking part in.

Number of thoughts: 254847
Number of prayers: 428476
Number of lives saved: 0

Perhaps it would be a good idea to open a Reddit museum on the fediverse so people in the future can read the stories of broken arms, jolly ranchers, the Swamps of Dagobah, Streetlamp LeMoose, Kevin, and Rome Sweet Rome.

I still haven’t been back to Reddit since the switch. Even if everyone else goes back, I’m gonna stay here because this place is small and tight-knit. It reminds me of what Reddit used to be.

None of them. Mobile games seem to be designed specifically to take as much money from people as possible for as little effort as possible. It’s like NFTs if they actually worked.

They call them Doros.