That would be:

Dota 2

Warframe

Path of Exile

Skyrim

Mass Effect 3

Dragon Age: Origins

Apex Legends

Didn’t this game have a massive controversy over homophobia or something?

They’re the same for me because my account is 2 years old when lemmy.ml was the only instance with the bare minimum activity!

Yup, I joined in 2021 too and it was a ghost town. Just seeing hundreds of comments on posts is a shock.

You don’t have to sign up to different instances. You can just join the sublemms and it will show up on your feed.

It’s like having an email and signing up to different newsletters through other sites.

Thanks for the Better History one. Firefox has such a garbage history function.

I mean you’re the one who brought up social media, not me.

Decentralised social media can amplify hate speech, like in Myanmar, far more than centralised social media. So, it can and will endanger people’s lives. Hell, incel forums have led to mass shootings. You think it won’t happen with a far more popular platform like Lemmy?

Maybe calm down, go touch grass and live your life instead of jumping down people’s throats at the slightest provocation?

Yeah man, keep huffing that copium.

Bitcoin has no long term plan for actually securing its chain. The fees don’t add up to enough and the throughput is abysmal. Lightning is centralised and was disrupted because of chain congestion due to Ordinals.

Keep dreaming!

Umm social media has literally led to genocide in Myanmar leading to a flood of refugees in my country…

Decentralised social media would be even worse because people can set up their own instance and spew hate with no moderation.

How many genocides has crypto caused?

People fled the war in Ukraine with their crypto intact because it’s borderless and empowers the public. Can’t say the same for the banksters you’re batting for.

I think he’s confusing a validator with a node. You can easily run a node on a Pi.

I think this is concentrated in the West. In Asia, the sentiment ranges from huh? to ooh that’s nifty.

Dubai, Hong Kong and Singapore are quickly rolling out the red carpet for crypto businesses and coming up with actually feasible regulations around them.