The reason isn't that they believe men are disposable. It is that they believe women are inferior. Just look at the comments in this topic.
You don't need to buy physical copies. Games from GoG and, for example, itch.io can be downloaded DRM free.
How much money do you believe the average woman can make on Only fans?
Can relate. I was beat up by another kid of my age after practice because I beat him in a really small and unimportant Judo tournament. We were both 12 and his parents, my parents and the trainers all agreed that he just overreacted because he was scared the other boys would bully him. I switched to ballet afterwards.
Me neither. Personally I have had more fun with Nightingale and Enshrouded and hope they will continue working on these games.
Maybe because the goal of feminism is to have more equally not to bolster the ranks of marginalised people with even more women.
Maybe if men wanted to have more women in these jobs they shouldn't be so fucking hostile and sometimes dangerous to women.
Maybe if men hadn't built a society with only men in mind, including when designing equipment, procedures, etc., for these jobs, maybe women had a better chance doing them?
Today?? This is an issue, especially on the meme communities here.
And that's the irony of the meme, isn't it? I am guessing it was done by a man.
I never thought it would bother me, until I actually sat in a car where everything was dependent on software the first time.
At first I thought I was just getting old. But it dawned on me that relying on software to fucking roll down the windows or starting the car doesn't feel too good.
(It was also an extreme jump in technology for me because the last car I drove before that was an old Corsa around the year ~2005.)
And what is the consequence from this observation?
That is something Palestine and especially Hamas will not accept. They have said multiple times already that they wish for a "pure Muslim state".
So what is the solution for this problem, in your opinion?
What exactly didn't you like? I thought it was one of the episodes that definitely did stick with me. And the actor of Bill was amazing and carries the whole piece.
If they didn't have the funding they would all be dead already because they are regularly under fire from rockets. Not only now, but also before the last attack of the Hamas.
38 m^2, 2 rooms, 1 bathroom, 169000 € in a rural part of a bigger city in Western Germany.
That's an exception, though. The house is a bit weird since it apparently stands next to a church in the backyard of some other building...
When your only idea to solve problems is violence you don't care for having people's needs met, you just want to dominate others and still claim to be the good guy. I see that on the side of "the left" and you can distance yourself from that without becoming right wing or conservative.
With more people joining Lemmy and other decentralised networks there is a growing shift to the common misogyny and sexism we find on other social media networks (YouTube, Reddit, etc.).
I think it's pretty obvious that the reason is that there are even less women here than other places online. What are your ideas on how to change that? Or do you feel it is a lost cause?
In the rush to make their opinions known, many social media users have spread dubious claims, hurting their efforts to help bring peace to the Middle East.
Real life dystopia has become so boring, people not directly involved intensify drama online to bring the conflict into their online lives.
An opinion piece I find quite fitting for Lemmy as well. I wonder how a "boring" just fact based rational social media would look like?
Was fällt alles unter das Werbeverbot auf Feddit.de? Darf man zum Beispiel zu Steam oder Humble Bundle Angeboten linken? Oder darf man sie ohne Links empfehlen? Oder ist beides nicht erlaubt? Dürfte ein GameDev hier sein Produkt vorstellen? 🤔
Ich hatte irgendwie automatisch angenommen mit "Werbung" ist aufdringliche und kontextferne Eigenwerbung gemeint. Aber da es auch eine Regel gegen Spam gibt bin ich mir nun nicht mehr so sicher was in den Communities auf Feddit erlaubt ist und was nicht.
Humble Bundle currently has a Bundle with 8 cozy Steam games
I never played "Here Comes Niko", so I do not have any experience with that game.
But all the other games in this bundle I played already and they are all great! Humble Bundle lately had a few bundles with mediocre and bad games imho, but this bundle is honestly a very good deal if you have the money to spare.
Especially "Witchy Life Story", "Assemble with care", "Alba a wildlife adventure" and "A Short Hike" are truly amazing imho.
There are also two coupons. I think it's kind of sad they started to add coupons to bundles, but Haven Park I recommend as well. Don't know the other one.
Remember that you can buy this bundle with friends and share the keys! ╰(▔∀▔)╯
If you need help in how the sharing or Humble Bundle in general works, please leave a comment so we can explain how it's done.
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There is another bundle with cozy games, this one is on Fanatical. The Link to the bundle on Fanatical
Fanatical may seem a bit suspicious, but apparently it's an official reseller of keys. At least I couldn't find anything bad about the site and I've used it in the past with no problems. Again, these are keys for Steam.
"Them's Fightin' Herds" is a fighting game with ponies drawn by Lauren Faust!
"Floppy Knights" is a turn-based strategy game with cards and a lovely protagonist and story.
"Garden Story" is an action RPG with a cute story and art.
"Kitaria Fables" is a farming game with cute art and a bit of hack&slash. The only game of that type that you can play in Coop, as far as I know (but only on the same PC).
If you only want to buy the smallest tier, I'd personally ditch Kitaria Fables because it sadly is a bit buggy and grindy at times.
If you need a 5th game I'd recommend Wall World! It's not cozy but rather stressful. :P A great game regardless.
Nova Lands is a factory building, exploration, and island management game. Explore, engage in combat, and automate your industry. The planet you’re on is full of mysteries, creatures, people, and things to do. Welcome to your new home amongst the stars!
Nova Lands has been released on Steam. It's a Sci-Fi builder with chill music and cute pixel style. !
I played the prologue Emilia's Mission, which is sadly not available anymore. :( But I thought the game was really fun.
It has a bit more depth to it than one might think from the looks of it. Since you can optimize the automatization of your crafting processes and use drones to do some work for you. A small warning: you can die in the game from a lack of oxygen and I think if you anger the bees too much they sting you.. a lot .. :D So it's not 100 % friendly.
There is also a game called Lost Nova, by the way, which is also a cute Sci-Fi game which costs a bit less and is not a builder, but an Open World Exploration game.
So don't confuse the two. ( “･ω･ﾞ)
The first game I ever played of the genre was probably Wandering Willows. It's quite old, release was in 2009. It was very different from all the other games I played up until then (which was mostly Final Fantasy, Zelda, Mortal Combat and the like xD).
You are stranded on an island and have to fulfill quests and help the villagers. As a companion you can catch various pets and level them. There is also farming and character customization.
You can find a lot of Free Demos for nice games on Steam at the moment! My favourite Demo is Go-Go Town.
This community is about cozy and wholesome video games, no matter the platform.
Share screenshots, reviews, news and talk about games that give off those special vibes. (Yes, Valheim can be cozy too!)
You can visit directly via this link: Cozy Games
If you want to subscribe to the community you can also search for !cozygames@feddit.de and then join by clicking on Subscribe.
Nearly all my gaming happens on my PC, with the majority of my game library hailing from Steam or Good Old Games (GoG). I've been eyeing a Nintendo Switch or perhaps a Steam Deck, though...
As for mobile games, I've yet to discover one that I like. :<
What makes a game "cozy" for you? That special feeling you get, like you're wrapped in a warm blanket on a rainy day. It doesn't always have to be all rainbows and sunshine for me, although I love games like Animal Crossing, Stardew Valley, and Slime Rancher which definitely give off the cute vibes.
But it can also have a bit of a darker side. Take Night in the Woods for instance. Sure, it has its dark moments, but it still feels homey and familiar. And Spiritfarer. Anyone else feel the same way?
I think a warning might be good when recommending certain cozy games, but overall I still think those "darker" ones earn the title. Or should cozy mean absolutely only unicorns and flower patterns?
