MutatedBass

joined 1 year ago
[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Road 96 was really fun and the soundtrack was great.

[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago

Aside from some of the things mentioned here, Death Trash is a pretty neat indev rpg.

I really like Golf With Your Friends.

Mount & Blade Warband is fantastic and I highly recommend it if you haven't played it.

Unrailed! is a neat little coop game to play with friends. If you buy this one on Steam you can use remote play together so only one person in your group needs to buy it.

Ultimate Chicken Horse is fun for a while with friends. Same deal with remote play together with this game.

Both Hotline Miami games are really fun.

[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 2 points 1 year ago (7 children)

Not on my end.

 

Crazy Fucking Videos

Hopefully I got the url formatting correct.

I'm not the creator or a moderator of this community or anything but I'm the only one posting. I'm going to try to post a bunch of the videos I've saved over the years (I've got hundreds lol) to get the ball rolling.

It seems like the best way to share videos here is to upload them to your preferred website and put the link in your post. I've been using Imgur because you don't need an account to upload. You do have to use the desktop site if you want to upload from mobile without the app.

[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago (2 children)

I am certainly no expert but I think conceptually they are neat so long as there is another way to access the account if, like you say, you lose the device or something else happens. In the current world of social media and AI, facial login would seem to me to be the furthest thing from secure.

[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 3 points 1 year ago

I am so excited for the future release of COSMIC. You all are doing incredible work.

[–] MutatedBass@lemmy.world 9 points 1 year ago

Niche communities are what made Reddit fun/useful to me. It was really nice to have discourse with a community that liked the same video game, movie, hobby, political ideals, etc, that you did.

Guides and tutorials were the other big thing. I utilized and contributed guides on Reddit regularly. It was really nice to engage with a community to solve an issue rather than use some AI generated or ad ridden article.

I hope to see Lemmy fill these gaps and it seems it has the potential to do so.

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