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Jaxia
joined 2 years ago
This works too
I see it just fine when I clicked your link. I am guessing it has to do with the growth/user load of Lemmy.world. Hopefully the instance mods will be able to sort it out. For shits and giggles, create an account on a smaller instance and then visit it from there. I have a few accounts spread out amongst instances (started exploring the fediverse a few weeks ago to see how things work). I have been having trouble on my lemmy.workd account last few days, so I have played around on the other ones and don't have as rough of a time accessing and posting. Will eventually go back to the lemmy.world account when things improve. Just a matter of time.
Someone from the instance you are logged into must sub first. Until a singular user from a instance subs, you won't see it auto populate. If you want to be the one to initiate it, login on the instance you want to see the sub using your web browser and use the search function. You may have to search by !community@instance. Sometimes there is a delay in the search, so give it a few seconds.
Los frijoles de /c/Futurama son los mejores!
When I started to read your post I was going to reply with ItTakes Two, but then I saw you already played it. IMO that is the best co-op game ever. A little bit of everything, amazing graphics, gameplay, music. I only wish I found something close to it.
My friend and I played We Were Here Forever. Not an action game whatsoever. Graphics were meh. Story ok. The challenges were fun but difficult. If you are looking for a "thinking/puzzle" co-op that requires good communication, you may want to give it a try.
Following this post to see other comments, as I would love to try out a good co-op as well.
Strange New Worlds, Prodigy, and Lower Decks are my favorites.
The others aren't bad, just unique in their own way.
When all else fails, email yourself.... :/
I agree with @yote.zip, give it some more time for the developers to work out the kinks and get servers stabilized. While it may not replace Reddit for some, it is an opportunity to develop a integrated means of communication between different platforms. We are still in the infancy stage and I for one am excited to be part of the growth. Not going to look down upon or shame anyone who goes back to using Reddit. Everyone has their own tastes for "social media" and so far I'm enjoying this one for what it's worth.
Might want to ask at https://lemmy.world/c/health
If not, you can create one.