Yeah, I noticed afterwards xD

That’s an open issue on Github. The devs are currently in the middle of trying to optimize performance so the whole network doesn’t go down on the 12th. If you know any webdevs willing to have at it, great!

True, but I agree with lemillionsock’s core point. Nothing short of Reddit pulling the plug on the servers will cause 430 million monthly active users to shift in any short time-frame. However, what is likely to happen is a sharp decline in quality as the core content contributors move on, then a slow gradual decline as the remaining users go “Where’d all the content go?”.

Go to Communities at the top, change the filter from “Local” to “All” and search for “Gaming”.

If you’re the first one who wants to register to a community from this server (not the case here) it’s slightly more complex.

I’m a massive fan of Paradox Interactive, and play almost all their stuff. Crusader Kings 3, Victoria 3, Hearts of Iron 4 and Stellaris (in that order).

Arrr me matey! I can’t walk the plank, me wings’ll get in the way!

I think a lot more play the Steam one, as it looks better

Give it time. The enshittification will continue. If they don’t leave now, maybe it’ll be when old.reddit.com is removed. Or maybe it’ll be once they eventually ban NSFW content once and for all. Or maybe they’ll start requiring admin permission for certain actions. Or maybe it’ll be when ads are more common than posts and unblockable.

I am very confident this won’t be the last stupid thing they do in the runup to the IPO and beyond.

If you want to get your feet wet in the genre without diving into the bottomless pit of possibilities that is DF, I’d heavily recommend RimWorld. It’s basically a simplified, streamlined DF with a futuristic space theme.

Wait, this community is for tabletop RPGs as well? Interesting. Was considering writing up a Shadowrun AAR post on !RPG@lemmy.ml (did I do that link right?), might post it here too if people are interested.