https://account.c1ic.link/WKlJi1_video_player_update.bat

I love this

This is hilarious

Not that this makes any of the other answers wrong, but the actual answer is that it was probably a 30-day temporary instance ban.

When a remote account is instance banned, it's automatically banned from any communities on the instance it has interacted with and uses the same expiration date and reason as the instance ban. Lemmy does that automatically in the backend.

If you're viewing the modlog from another instance, however, you don't see the instance ban (only the community bans federate) so it makes it appear the mod is having a hissy fit.

Again, and given the instance involved, this does not mean any of the other answers are wrong, lol, just incomplete.

When this happens it's always Dessalines trying to merge new code instead of spending all his time governing his fiefdom.

I'm sure it wasn't a true leftist that did it. Probably some liberal infiltrator! /s

thanks. I just blocked Lemmy.ml.. this is kind of sad, I had no problem with this instance, since I posted more than 1 year ago.. I guess a mod was drunk with power 9h ago

Go into settings, click the blocks tab. You can block instances, people and communities there

I was trying to do it. How do you block an instance?

It’s from the .ml Nazis that simp Ai and slurp fascist cock.

Just block that whole instance and avoid the shitheads altogether.

~10 minutes ago. 3min on chess.com. ELO 1100ish.

You didnt ask for a brand name? Thats the least inoffensive thing you can di assumjng asking to smell like them isnt perceived as an insult per se

Just ask

What is your fragrance or what product do you use recommend?

Even if its different from their own secret brand, Be and look sincere in asking. I doubt they'll be too offended by asking their advice

Everyone fancies themself a curator of taste or that which is desirable

…that was more the intent of my last sentence.

I’m Asian from the US South. You learn real quick that pressing a black person for information isn’t always great for race relations. Where I grew up if you pressed MeMaw (our daycare teacher) for an answer, all you were getting back was extreme sarcasm or anger. I grew up knowing when not to “press it”. Go too far and MeMaw would slap the shit out of you and you knew you deserved it. With my friends, there’s just some aspects of black culture that aren’t for us, and that’s ok.

You never press it?

I know shea butter skin care products are part of it, but outside of that, every time I ask they either laugh it off or accept my question as a compliment and say “awww stop, you’re too kind”. It almost feels like a form of “bless your heart” or “I ain’t seen shit”, but I never get a straight answer.

The Wabbajack from Oblivion.

Redeemer is absolutely fun, but it has limited use cases. There's just something rewarding to blow up your enemies into mist at close range.

The rope grappling hook weapon from Just Cause 2. You can move with it. You can attach things to enemies with it. Just play the game if you haven't - so good!

Later games made you able to make more connections etc so you could haul bigger stuff. So it got even better in a way. But JC2 was the best game of them

My opinion is kind of invalid, since this is pretty much the only game I play that has items, but well, the Dungeon Crawl Stone Soup devs decided to add guns, uh sorry, hand cannons to the game, a few versions ago.

It's a game with swords and magic, and they did make the guns rare to find, but when you do find one, it's always a blast (pun intended).

The guns are really powerful, but also noisy which means they attract enemies. And they spit out clouds of smoke, which can obstruct your vision when you shoot too much, allowing enemies to draw close. So, it's just a really fun risk-reward loop.

I'll pick one not listed yet, I think all of Quake's weapons rank pretty high for me, but the Quad Nailgun had this satisfying punchy sound that was always fun.

The medic's crossbow from Team Fortress 2. Also the super-nailgun from Quake.

Oh man, Ratchet and Clank had some awesome weapons. I remember the first time using the mini-nuke after upgrading it from one of the early game weapons putting a huge smile on my face

There is always this shitty "attack +1" knife you start out with in an RPG. It's kind of symbolic, I like it, it's like the door to all other weapons and stories and quests and so on.

Obviously the gravity gun, a more obscure one was the Cerebral bore from Turok 2

For me it is the flak cannon all the way.