@HalJor@beehaw.org @gaming@beehaw.org Re:interesting environments I enjoyed wreckfest. Not open world though just laps and destruction derby.

@Helix@feddit.de @gaming@lemmy.ml Love it. The technical skill of the doom map building, the way the content was released, narrative etc. Sometimes I <3 the internet for enabling things like this.

@koncertejo@lemmy.ml @asklemmy@lemmy.ml I use it because I prefer shared spaces to posting solo.on the Fedi. Reddits just slowly moving through the cycle locking things down bit by bit, not interested in contributing there.

@cyclohexane@lemmy.ml @fediverse@lemmy.ml IMO Topical #lemmy instances work best, it helps provide an identity and focus. Visitors to the instance see a local timeline of like minded posts, like minded communities e.g https://mander.xyz/ (Nature/Sci).

There’s simply not the same tension with feeling the need to post relevant content to a local timeline as there is with Mastodon, because you are sharing directly to communities on connected instances as well.

And because of the connected nature, instances can be small e.g. a knitting instance with only 10 users, connecting to a motorsport instance connected to lemmy main.

@_ed@sopuli.xyz @gaming@beehaw.org Advance Wars 2 was a classic on the Gameboy SP - Still have it meaning to replay it. Should be great on the switch.

@Ninmi @gaming it’s been a while since I’ve thought about counterstrike, or halflife or valve as a game company.

Wonder why now Im guessing it’s still used competitively?

@AgreeableLandscape @gaming Neat - I do love that dedicated arcade machine hardware is a thing.