
It’s one of the big contradictions of Star Trek… they somehow achieved utopian society while running everything on fucking touch screens.

It’s one of the big contradictions of Star Trek… they somehow achieved utopian society while running everything on fucking touch screens.


I would like them to separate genre out of the tag system and curate the list of genres themselves, create strict guidelines for devs to select genres for their games, and let customers discover games via genre instead of tags. IMO the tag system is the worst thing they’ve ever added to the store.


Let me guess… it’s going to rely on the tags system. And another guess… they aren’t going to do anything to stop devs and consumers putting tags I like on shovelware that I would never buy in a million years.


It’s so janky… I’m sick of getting shot through walls and doors. But it’s also pretty fun and it’s interesting to see a different an alternative take on the half-like formula before from Half Life took a wrecking ball to the boomer shooters design philosophy.


Part of the issue IMO is that so many of our Lemmy communities are just copies of subreddits. The bot creators see a subreddit shaped hole so of course they want to fuck it. Having communities with new original themes might help deter the bots, and the natural content might be more interesting too!
Imagine trying to fill out a leave request on that!