Alkalyon

Why would I bash against Nintendo?

People like to bash Nintendo because of them going legally against fans that decide to revive older games that no longer available to be played using legal and/or official means.

This is really a gray area and people agree/disagree on this.

If for example OOT is not able to be played at all but a dude hacks the code and puts it on an emulator, then is that wrong or not?

Legally it's wrong, but there's an argument to be made that since Nintendo doesn't offer this game, technically their are not losing profit.

Ultimately it's a totally gray area and civil discussion on the topic should be welcomed and not suppressed, ever.

Every place is the wrong place to ask this question.

Putting a label or asking a community to reveal their manifesto is not a good look or how conversations should be started.

The correct thing to do is participate in communities you seem to like and if you find out that you don't agree with that community on one or more fronts, then by all means, please create a new instance and/or community on your own and run it according to your preferences. This is the intended purpose of the fediverse: If you don't like it, do it better by yourself.

I wish to hear all opinions in here by all kinds of people.

I wish to hear the worst and the best arguments on a topic.

Doing what you ask, as in join a pro-Nintendo community will 100% have a bad outcome since it will, by definition, be an echo chamber.

I really hope this isn’t the case here.

Wait. You really hope an entire collection of instances and, furthermore, the entire collection of communities within each instance, will have the same exact opinion, of -at the moment- being pro-Nintendo.

You really must be joking right?

There is absolutely 0 chance you will find one opinion spread among an entire community, let alone here in the Fediverse where it's multiple communities.

Each person has their own opinion and/or agenda and that's the best part. I really hope this side of the entire continues to not be able to be labeled a singular thing since that is immoral and outright incorrect, on all fronts.

So to answer your question: Who knows? To each(user) their own.

Yeah it's something that needs fixing since even right now in this thread I might be having a conversation with you but someone else seems completely different comments and not ours, nor are we seeing theirs.

It's unintentional fragmentation further than the one already existing due to federalization.

The ecosystem needs to be more consistent.

It's not uncommon apparently.

It's happened to me twice so far.. I supposed, the more strain on the server the more it shits the bed on this, but it is a security issue and needs to be resolved.

When it happened, I decoded the JWT and it wasn't different than my regular one. It still had my own subid as I usually have but for some reason, it shows me someone else's username.

This has been my experience with every community so far.

Even when I open the same post from 2 different instances nothing is the same and additionally, sometimes even the comments will load up for half a second and then everything disappears and it says 0 comments.

Finally, this is the same even for entire communities. Same community, 24 subscribers in one instance, show 2 from the other.

This has probably something to do with the fact that content is pulled only after users subscribe from another instance, etc. I'm not exactly sure how it works for now but it could even be a bug.

Apparently they had a falling out or something because there a similar post by the tankie including screenshots and proof that the dude that posted the above is lying.

I don't wanna start my experience by listening to someone else to be honest so I will decide for myself what is better for me.

And up until now lemmy has had a better experience for me than kbin social. Additionally I think kbin isn't open to signups anymore from what people are saying.

I have been using lemmy for more than a week now and have also talked with the dev/admin both regarding communities and on GitHub for a pull request I did. The experience was good and for now I will be staying here.

I also don't like the look of kbin and the ux for now.

I have an account in mastodon, kbin, tildes, raddle and lemmy and out of all, lemmy seemed to work the best for me, for now.

I’m staying cautiously optimistic that a couple months after release we will have a stable game worth playing.

Yes, I'm the same exact boat. I prefer to wait and play a better game. Bad initial experiences are hard to shake.

Going dark won’t change anything,

In the /r/apollodev post there is a section with all the info of the latest call they had before shit hit the fan.

In that, Reddit said that "[Reddit] is open to discussion, if moderators promise to keep subreddits open", so personally, I don't think it won't change anything.

As for what, we have yet to see.

am expecting a classic buggy Bethesda launch experience.

I am too. I will probably be buying it after 1-2 weeks when bugs are ironed out and reviews show it in a positive light.

Thanks I tried to gather as much as possible to spark discussion in here and gauge expectations.

Let's see how people feel about the game.

Fire! Exclamation mark... Fire!