I tried out Mastodon last November and it was the perfect alternative for me. Connecting with more interesting people each week and I am loving the experience still to this day.

I have several friends that still use Twitter but discord has been the solution to keep in touch. Haven’t been able to delete my accounts yet.

Remind me, get invites every 2 weeks and I can get you one.

Never played B4B. My gaming circle seemed incredibly excited for it and the hype and interest in the game seemed to vanish after the first week.

Michigan USA.

Stayed with ATT when I moved to this house I’m the hopes that they would be rolling out fiber and I should have it by end of summer.

Currently pay $65/mo for 100 Mbps service that usually gets me speeds of 80-90.

I would love a remake of this game.

Kudos to the effort he put in on this.

If you toggle it to off, you will only see the content posted to your local instance magazines. I’m on a smaller server and toggle it off from time to time to browse our All.

I’ve never had anything appear under the instance section yet.

I’m looking at you overwatch, and really any mp I don’t actively play on a regular basis.

I'm still asking myself who that game was for? I've never seen Gollum in any medium and thought "damn, I want to be him".

Thanks for sharing!

I feel like I've talked in circles about the failure of Infinite... I was really hoping it would bring that great Halo experience back to PC... boy was I wrong.

The content drip was just never there... Look what came out in the first year and basically two maps and one mode.... I went hard in season one on a quest to gain Onyx in ranked and that was the main driver along with the battlepass. Once that was done.... the pull was just gone. Then the dwindling player-base.... Ugh...

I enjoyed the actually gameplay itself... It just appeared to fail everywhere else. Let's not even talk about the transactions.....

That short synopsis is terrifying!

I’m usually checking out the site weekly, feature a song at the end of each of my podcast episodes AND stream it every so often from rainwave.cc.

If you are interested, did a great interview Larry Oji and DJ Pretzel last year about the history and future of OCR.