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Reddit has already begun replacing mods and forcing subs to go public again https://famichiki.jp/@Tsutsuku/110537730270070245

Calling those you disagree with violent and unreasonable is a tale as old as time. Also note that supposedly Reddit has begun taking over private subs and replacing mods

They supposedly did it with /r/tumblr too

Supposedly, Reddit has already started replacing mods of major subs and forcing them to go public again

&c is a common variation of "etc."

In addition to the ones already mentioned, I'm also subbed to wow this lemmy exists and community promo

I feel exactly the same way. It's incredibly refreshing, and really brings into perspective how far reddit has fallen in the past few years.

Commenting to hear the answer to this as well. I spent about ten minutes last night going back and forth between 16pt and 12pt, utterly confused, before settling unsatisfactorily on 15pt.

Finally finished base Monster Hunter Rise and starting to work my way through Sunbreak.

It's... fine. If you like Rise, you'll probably like Sunbreak too. If you prefer the older style of Monster Hunter games, it's probably scratch your itch just enough to leave you feeling uncomfortable.

I'm logged in on my phone's browser, so when I find a community I want to sub to, I just copy paste the link into my browser and do it that way. It's cumbersome, but it works until the feature gets added.

Yeah, this really is a game that the story killed. The gameplay is tight and fun, and overall it's a fun experiment in the series that was ruined by the creator of the series completely misunderstanding why people like Samus as a character.

I impulse purchased this in a Best Buy value bin for $15 in the early 2000s knowing absolutely nothing about it. One of the best purchases I've ever made.

I play through LoD once every few years, and I always thoroughly enjoy it from start to finish. The additions system is incredibly satisfying, the story and characters are good, it's just a great game all around.

Note that if you play it on emulators, there's a hacking program that lets you modify tons of different variables - my most recent playthrough I played without Dart in the party at all, and had a ton of fun seeing which combinations of the other three characters I liked best. I ended up with Meru, Haschel, and Albert, which, between Blossom Storm and Meru's speed and insane magic stat, was completely broken.