For me it’s just the smaller gaming ones that aren’t as active or not here, I enjoyed browsing through specific WoW (this isn’t so active), ESO or Diablo subs.
My home page is already in fairly nice shape with “general” interests
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For me it’s just the smaller gaming ones that aren’t as active or not here, I enjoyed browsing through specific WoW (this isn’t so active), ESO or Diablo subs.
My home page is already in fairly nice shape with “general” interests
I’ve been back on Reddit three times since the blackout started, and those three times were trying to find where my normal Reddit communities went (thus ending up here)
I’ll miss how simple it all was, but won’t be going back
Would be interesting to see what Reddit would do if the larger subs mods just left and they had to insource it all.
Although there will always be bootlickers to play nice I’d imagine so for the vast majority of people this’ll blow over…
I've not had too many problems jumping on for world quests on the steam deck or levelling some lower levels in dungeons. I mostly stick to my BM hunter or Evoker as they're just simpler.
Can't say I've had issues with temps being uncomfortable, but I haven't checked the numbers.
It runs with low/medium settings at 60 for me with a couple of addons.
For what it’s worth I’ve been playing through on the steam deck and enabling motion controls was as simple as adding a community layout that had it bound to the trigger and it’s been perfect
Hey, this worked for me too - thanks! In regards to the last point with not showing any content, how does that work? It will begin to show content going forward because I (the only person from my instance) has now subscribed?
Very true - I wiped my accounts comments before the two day blackout begun and won’t be going back. Although maybe for a short spam protest ;)
I’m kind of optimistic about the split away, going back to (for now) smaller communities is a nice change.
thanks for using Leebra!
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