• @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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    119 months ago

    I get that but when it comes to Bethesda games the vast majority of people do. And it really sucked what they’ve done to us.

    • @kinkles@sh.itjust.works
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      29 months ago

      I’m just confused why people are downvoting the person for giving their observation of the update. Should they have lied and said the graphics look worse? Lemmy is so shitty sometimes.

      • @RightHandOfIkaros@lemmy.world
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        09 months ago

        I have found Lemmy to vote more toxic than Reddit ever did. Perhaps it is because of the smaller userbase, or perhaps it is the userbase itself. Who knows.

      • @nyctre@lemmy.world
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        09 months ago

        Because this thread is not about the update, it’s about a mod that got fucked over by the update. There’s a thread about the update itself Here

      • @EdibleFriend@lemmy.world
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        69 months ago

        Eh yeah true. That should not have happened. This place is just as toxic as reddit ever was when it comes to shit like this lol. hell look at that weird ass dude calling me entitled for wanting a functioning product to stay that way.

      • VaultBoyNewVegas
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        9 months ago

        Hardly. They’re using us to refer to modders which are thousands of players. How the fuck would you write a sentence that includes a group and mention that they’ve done something that negatively impacted said group?

        I really fucking hate how quickly some people on lemmy call others entitled.

        • @exocrinous@startrek.website
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          19 months ago

          Users on Lemmy think another person’s feelings, if those feelings are in any way self-positive, are a direct and personal assault on themselves.

          The thought, “You think you’re better than me!?” Has become a core driver of interpersonal interactions