Do it. Few hours on a plane, affordable healthcare.

Easy peasy.

It doesn’t look like the picture is loading and there’s no link.

Sounds cool though

Pppffbbbthhh haha thanks.

Guess I’ll just sit in this, I guess.

Update: thank you for pointing out to me which community this was posted on.

I’m going to leave this post up as a cautionary tale for people like me who don’t pay enough attention!

But Linux is cool cuz it’s so fast and it doesn’t break.

Long as I’ve been using it anyway.

So now linux is going to be much slower, going to break and be more susceptible to security breaches?

I’m not a programmer, is the upside supposed to be that with so many more programmers able to work on the kernel, those issues will be able to be fixed by the extra programmers?

It’s not like there’s anything wrong with Linux right now.

Sounds like updated techChristianity.

Glory of God and hell and all that

I just learned about the game yesterday. So me lost too.

Okay, cool. Thanks for going into all that with me, I’m always looking to better understand.

That I get. But then that animorphs@reddthat.com would be a completely separate community, not just a mirror of my community on shit just works right?

So if animorphs was really popular, I would see five different communities from different instances, and All five communities would be copied to an accessible on every instance?

I think I get it if I have that right.

Thanks again, I think my stumbling block here was I didn’t understand that a community was copied to every instance that accessed it. I thought the instances were completely independent and any instance could simply direct you to the instance a particular community was hosted on rather than every community being mirrored on every instance.

I like Lemmy elitism more, but I am biased.

That’s very interesting, thank you for explaining that.

I keep thinking I understand how basic federation works, and then something like this crops up haha.

So if they click on my link, they’ll be able to view it but not interact with it because it isn’t on their instance?

And each time a change is made in the animorphs community on any instance, that’s reflected to all animorphs communities on all instances?

It sounds like nodes of a crypto.

Then there can only be one animorphs community named “animorphs” and any other community would have to have a slightly different name?

So users on other instances can’t use the link in my post? Or they can’t see the link?

I thought any community only exists on a single instance that other instances can view and access, do you mean every community is copied to all the other instances?

Does the link in my post not show up on other instances unless I type it that way?

I still don’t understand formatting very well.

It’s mostly me posting on Animorphs, but people are slowly joining and every now and then someone throws up a comment.

I don’t mind starting from nothing. I like putting content up and just having it there, knowing that on the off chance anybody looks it up, there’s going to be a whole bunch of content for them to swipe through.

And that I contributed a little bit to /all.

Gives me a good opportunity to reread the series also.

Laptops, cuz I like to travel a lot and…4 years later now, I can still play the new games or go back to the old ones whenever I want to.

It’s very convenient.

If I was in one place, I’d probably get a PC just cuz it’s usually cheaper for the same hardware.

But I love traveling and I don’t love extra possessions! And I love playing games now and then.

Haha, rad. Thanks. I like it when things are not level locked, sneaking around big baddies that I definitely can’t do anything about until I’m forced to level up

Maybe that was part of the problem I had. I figured since it was an older game it wouldn’t be a big deal.

I’ll definitely try the PC version next time.

I’m believing it now that so many people have explained how much they like the games to me and why.

Even watching the beginning of this playthrough to see how far I got through dark souls 1, which was just to the asylum demon, it looks awesome.

I think I just really would have liked some explanation of any of the gameplay mechanics in a summarized form that I didn’t have to hunt for.

But I’m going to start with elden ring, because I do like open worlds, and I’m just going to see how that grabs me.

Did you play DS1 remastered on the switch?

Oh, that’s awesome, I’ll get into that after I play the game myself, thanks for the recommendation. I’ll save this comment

Interesting. Well I’m excited to get started, so thanks for all the context

So there’s obviously hundreds of hours of not-main content in the elder scrolls games, but if you spent enough time, you’ll find the majority of it without following a guide.

I spent hundreds of hours in each of them.

Does that work with all of these side quests in elden ring, or do I still need to know to walk back and forth against a certain tile three times before lighting a torch to access a lot of the side quests?