I haven’t used Reddit since I made my Lemmy account aside from when it comes up incidentally in conversations or online searches.

Reddit isn’t anime friendly and I don’t wish to support organizations that feel that way.

The TOS movies were my fave. But TNG had the best TV series in my opinion.

I watched DS9 last because they went pretty deep into space magic and I wasn’t into it.

What I’ve noticed over the years has been how accessible the unity engine is for new developers.

So many unity games tend to look the sameish. They use the same free content packs and follow the same tutorials. Unfortunately this engine also sucks for performance and it’s easy for it to feel slow and clumsy without extra effort.

After the popularity of Minecraft and Fortnite, it seems like every developer has been chasing that dragon. Bolting survival, crafting and grinding into their games.

It can be done well, but most of these games feel like classic mmorpg grinding, while offering nothing enjoyable in exchange.

On top of that there are predatory games that attempt to normalize the behavior of paying to win or accelerate earning something. Many unfortunate kids have been fooled into spending thousands of real dollars on what equates to nothing. In older games you earned outfits and characters based on skill and achievements.

Many modern games feel hollow and gross.

Have you seen the movies?

Depends on how much he loves Data.

Video games in general, I’ve never stopped playing them.

There was a period of time where I thought I stopped liking them. But it was just because everything new was trash (early access slop or f2p nonsense) or my anti-genres.

I hope they standardise the battery too. Otherwise we’ll be back in the early 2000s where every submodel of phone had a unique connector.