This looks surprisingly good. I've been pretty burnt out on the Ubisoft open world formula so hopefully this does something new. I'm not gonna get too hyped, but I'm hoping the reviews end up being positive so I can pick this up a bit after launch.
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This looks surprisingly good. I've been pretty burnt out on the Ubisoft open world formula so hopefully this does something new. I'm not gonna get too hyped, but I'm hoping the reviews end up being positive so I can pick this up a bit after launch.
I just got into this whole Lemmy thing yesterday and installed this app a few minutes ago. Wow! For an alpha I'm incredibly impressed so far. Keep up the great work. I'm a former Android dev myself and if my schedule ever opens up more I'll be sure to contribute.
This looks extremely promising. I'm trying not to get my hopes up after the recent string of disappointing launches... But dang. I get to build ships, explore the galaxy, build outposts, etc, etc. This really is shaping up to be No Man's Skyrim. I just hope they can stick the landing.
S23+. It's a downgrade in most ways from my Note 8... I don't like it very much. Screen looks worse. Glass scratches super easily. Software is buggy. The camera is atrocious. 9/10 photos I take of my kids comes out blurry.
I'm pretty disappointed overall considering it's supposed to be Samsung's flagship. It'll probably be the last Samsung phone I buy and I've been very happy with their phones in the past.
Fascinating read. I have mild tinnitus and it's super annoying but ultimately a minor inconvenience. I can't imagine what people go through who suffer from more severe cases. I hope we can eventually find a cure.
Nice!
I think this kind of thing will only scale long term if the user base is willing to contribute something. Even a few bucks a month would go a long way if a large enough percentage did it. Ok, I'll get off my soapbox now. 🙂
I donated the other day and I'm glad to see the user base here so willing to support the project!
If we want these places to succeed, we need to be willing to pay for them. It's the only way to keep things running ad and data collection free.
I would have been happy paying Reddit to keep 3rd party app access... But they clearly think my data is worth more than a direct monthly fee. So I'll give them neither and hang out here instead.
thanks for using Leebra!
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