Oh. I know a bit of 40k stuff but I played Tyranids because that was the only bit of 40k that even remotely spoke to me and that was a long time ago now.

Because not everyone is competent or willing to do the research needed.

I work with ventilation and installations and my home got around 400 becquerel. I have no fucking clue what more I can do to solve it without spending a fortune. If we had a basement I would go wild but we don't.

Function control I would route through my home assistant server.

Edit: I think I completely missed your point when I wrote this. I need to learn to read.

The amount of players doesn't mean anything. There are so many games today that reaching higher constant numbers is incredibly hard. As long as people have fun, what do any of your comments matter?

Lift up the good things, don't drag down things people enjoy.

Edit: that said, I also got bored pretty fast but I have a couple of friends who play this several times a week.

Isn't Mephisto lord of hatred? Never heard of Mephiston so what do I know...

Because owning nothing is better? Fuck your logic.

Guild wars 2 sucked me back a couple of weeks or have it been months now maybe. Oh well.

Then I play some dicevaders. Never was much into balatro but this is so much fun. All the colors and sounds... Pure dopamine.

I guess I like my job every now and then but going there 5 days a week and burning through 50 hours of the week (8h + breaks and travel time) getting home exhausted and mentally drained is fucked up. Let me work 3 days a week or whatever and I would be so much happier.

My job is mostly about helping people and that is what I like doing.

I do this to my son as I am a person who wants to know why things are as they are. At least when he doesn't listen. Does not help really but I feel better explaining at least.

You say this but I moved away from my friends 8 years ago and we still meet every week to play games together. Something I would not be able to do as easy without discord.

We also meet up a couple of times every year too :)

Oh I am not the only one having this problem? Good thing sunshine and moonlight exist :)

I agree with you but I guess people are too invested to even try to open their eyes and it is a safety for them to have their group of people in the game. The social aspects are often what holds people in wow I believe. Or that is how it was back when i played long ago when there was no cross server or lfg tools.

Do you always carry nails in your pocket?