beard ひげ @beardalaxy@gameliberty.club

@famine @dave yeah it's p2p there

@famine @dave same here! i tried playing it on my friend's ps5 the other day and unfortunately there were only either people who were absolutely cracked or super noobs so the balancing was just horrible. on pc obviously servers are down now :P

but there is a team working on getting custom servers working. it kind of already does, but it's finnicky and not a whole lot of people are playing it because of that.

here is the discord server for that if you use it: https://discord.gg/wwj9unRvtN

sims 4 is going "free to play" lol. oh yessss, you don't have to buy the $5 base game anymore! just buy the shitty $30 expansions on this decade old engine!

paralives can't come soon enough.

@David @SuccuCirno i hated this so fucking much. i have a friend who would talk about how she had to explain to people that sitting on her dad's lap wasn't child abuse or some shit like that. people are retarded as hell.

@matrix https://niggastolemybike.ytmnd.com/

@dave i like the multiplayer, it gives me some blacklight retribution vibes which is my favorite FPS of all time. i'm not a huge halo guy in general but infinite feels different to me, in a good way. i haven't played single player and never will.

@dave i guess i don't exist

@thor @alyx from my perspective, there is more action in a game of soccer than there is in a game of football.

football has like 10 seconds of action and then 5 minutes of nothing, stretching out a 60 minute game to 3 fucking hours.

soccer is a 90 minute game where the players are always on the move. the ball is always on the move. there are always things to look for, and appreciate a team's strategy and movement.

soccer is more of a thinking man's sport, football is more of a monkey brain sport. not knocking football, i just can't stand sitting down and watching it. i think a big part of football is actually not the game itself, but the environment of watching it and the culture around it. this is coming from an american standpoint of course, because in europe the same is true for soccer but that's not really a thing in the states.

although i think that in order to enjoy watching soccer, you need to enjoy playing it as well. much like esports, you won't enjoy watching a game you don't like to play or don't know how to play. that's not true about hockey, which has a similar violence level to football but has the same ratio of action to bullshitting as soccer (maybe even more playtime since at least once a soccer game you can guarantee someone is going to be rolling on the ground like a pussy).