this whole thing took me a while to process, ngl
How can $15 million be considered a lot of money in a month when Diablo 4 has made a billion dollars in just over a year? I mean, that’s a factor of 10.
I could also ask how it could be possible that Diablo could make a billion dollars despite pretty much everyone saying it sucks? And then what might the logic be in subsequently firing all the people who made it?
But I digress.
I’ve literally never seen any of these except the top symbol.
You forgot to escape.
For anyone interested in some light fiction on the subject, may I direct you to On the Beach by Neville Shute.
He’s a dream divine and we make love together 🎶
Nope, been playing it for a couple days now. It’s just the same as it ever was. The web port itself is seamless (been playing on Firefox with a 10-year-old Macbook), but the game has a clunky, PITA UI.
It’s kinda maddening in that no matter how well you clear every level, your character is likely to stall at some point and you’ll have to start over. For anybody who doesn’t know, you can start the game over again using the same character and re-loot the same levels; they don’t respawn once you clear them otherwise. In this way you can continually train up your character to make it further into the dungeon. At first it seems like this was a mistake, but then it seems that it actually was a design decision. It was the first of its kind, so it gets a pass I suppose.
The shopkeepers inventory also does not cycle until you buy something and then that slot refills. So whatever you’ve got is what you’ve got. Unlike most of the games that came after, you are actually somewhat dependent on the shopkeepers for decent gear.
That said, it’s still fun. Really fun. It’s not hard to see why it started something.
Holy shit, Texas doing anything at all rather than fucking whores women over? Color me shocked.
Yeah. He must be talking to a crowd that he figures can take a guess, but I wouldn’t think that such a crowd would find it very funny. A normie crowd would just have no idea wtf he means at all.
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I haven’t seen any of these on lemmy.world or lemmy.dbzer0.com. :(
I didn’t know this sub existed until I saw your post.
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This happens very rarely, but it does happen from time to time. When a website starts acting weird out of nowhere I keep a copy of Chrome installed just for that use and then promptly return to Firefox.
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OK, so super weird. Private window behavior was the same. However, when I created a new profile (I am on Firefox 128.0), everything showed up normally. I tried everything to pinpoint the issue.
I restarted my faulty profile window with all extensions disabled, no change. I cleared all my history and cache, no change. I have a custom userChrome.css, so I moved it out of the way, no change. I logged out (because my new profile was not logged in), no change.
At this point, I noticed that the settings in my new profile window were different (I have “top 6 hours” selected in my usual profile), so I set everything to be the same as the settings in the new profile window. When I did that, everything started appearing again.
But the weird part is: when I reset it back to the way it was… everything is still working.
So I tried my best to get an actual answer to what’s going on here, but I’ve come up empty. Something about resetting the settings frees up whatever was going on, in case anybody watching sees this.
Edit: so yeah, I went to my other computer, a Mac laptop - that was experiencing the same issue, and as soon as I changed “top 6 hour” to “hot” - everything came back. Subsequently changing it back to “top 6 hour” did not have any negative effect. So that’s the “solution,” such as it is.
Literally every comment section. Including this one. In fact, I saw I had mail, so I saw your reply here in my inbox, but when I clicked on the thread link to view your comment, it says “there doesn’t seem to be anything here.” Here, look at this very thread that you yourself have posted in:
https://old.lemmy.world/post/17528547
But it’s literally every single comment section. My original post is a link to a comment section on a thread about Bernie Sanders:
https://old.lemmy.world/post/17524695
Replace “old” in the URL with “www” and you can see they are not empty.
But again, it’s not just these two, it’s all of them. They’re all like that.
It’s too lucrative to die completely, somebody will always be there to take it up.
Wasn’t the right poised to take it all in a landslide only just… checks notes - yesterday?
That sounds like communism, Florida won’t have any of that. The glorious free market will surely fix all things.