Where are these communities of horny femboys? Tell me which ones, specifically, so that I may avoid going there!
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here i was about to comment "why not both!" thinking my mind is so unique and special
FNV?
what?
oh. it's a game community that amongst others mentioned here, is both. yours was the first "both" comment I saw so that's what it made me think of
ahhhhh, i see. well yeah whatever game that i, i havent played it lol
I mean, I'd rather have the ones that are violently horny than the ones that're just violent
TF2
Or both !
Paradox game fanbases:
snorts and takes both
it's intensely funny to me that space genocide simulator 3000 (stellaris, a paradox game), which offers myriad ways to abuse and torture alien races, has a player base that mostly plays as pacifist xenophiles and the bio-compatibility ascension!
(bio-comp means interspecies breeding, so that falls under horny i guess)
this information is from a devblog some years ago, no idea wether that's still the case, but I'd assume it is, since at the time this playstyle dominated at somewhere around 2-3 times the percentage of the next highest playstyle... I'm pretty sure it's still the case, because some major patches ago the devs reworked bio-comp to be less of a lag generator, i assume because a significant number of players still use it (despite the insane lag it added, and pretty sure still does)
It really concerns me how pretty much all statistics on video gamers show that a strong majority of players always pick good if given a choice between good and evil when I am the exact opposite. I am the type of person who plays Stellaris as a space genocide and slavery simulator, and for games with a good/evil choice I almost always pick evil unless it's a more story driven game where I don't think the MC would do that. So what does that say about me? Am I worse than the average person?
Every time I try to make the hippy dippy make a federation of love and friendship I get sorounded by space racists when I play space racist they are all hippy dippies around me. Why! I just wanna make a happy space family once!
Literally a part of their game design. Neighboring empires are made to be opposed to your ideology picks, with a couple designed as allies.
If you think about it it's a fairly necessary addition to create player narratives beyond "and nothing happened because we were all chill."
Where is the Federation as an entertainment property without the Romulans and Borg?
If you want that to happen you need to put the work in... Or get lucky, which does sometimes happen, because that's also a narrative, just not one they think works every time.
I usually like to play as Inward Perfectionists, though I would like to try out Idyllic Blooms too.
Often also, I close borders to everyone except refugees, and kick out all Fanatics of the Authoritarian, Spiritualist, Xenophobe, and Militarist groups.
Pacifist, Materialist + Egalitarian is usually my way to go. For civics, I like to get Environmentalist and Shared Burdens.
Main reasons for taking those ethics and civics is partially ideological, and partially convenience. The extra stability (from Pacifist), research speed bonus (from Materialist) and faction unity gain (from Egalitarian) is simply too good to pass up.
I usually expand until I have 3-4 chokepoints left. Then I just sit it out and watch as empires fight each other. I keep a big military and good relations whenever possible, and that always has worked well for me. I like to view my empire as the people's dream come true.
I haven't played in a long while though, because my ol' laptop gets a tad bit too hot, sadly.
So I might need to go look at a new one... the issue is, I'm considering shifting to Linux, but idk what distribution has:
- good privacy
- good security (also fairly up to date)
- is suitable for gaming
- is FOSS, of course
- and hopefully, also has a UI similar to that of Macintosh. Or at least somewhat beginner-friendly, but definitely well-customisable.
Main reason is to get independent from US corporatism. I could try dual booting but I've never done that before, no idea how to do that.
Realistically any distribution will meet your list of requirements. All supported distros are brilliant for security and privacy (well, except for (Red Star OS)[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_Star_OS], but I'm sure that wasn't on your short list anyways) there's packages for Steam on basically every distro, and flatpaks make it easy to install other launchers on most distros too. Most desktop environments have a Mac-inspired preset as well
I'd say start with either Linux Mint for more general computing (it's based on Ubuntu but excludes some of Canonical's less popular changes to Ubuntu and ships with a more sane desktop environment) or Bazzite is the new hotness giving a very steamdeck-like experience with dedicated gaming mode or desktop mode. Their site appears to currently be experiencing some SSL issues though
for gaming it's easiest to go with bazzite:
it's based on fedora atomic and works really well out of the box!
also comes pre-installed with a few nice to have gaming utilities.
highly customizable and FOSS applies to all popular distros, afaik.
TF2 also
Correct.
They somehow got vehemently but not choosing or whether?
par for the course when it came from reddit. it probably has less misspelled words than if I had made it myself
For what it's worth, it's "fewer," not "less," but I have to admit that distinction is dying
It's becoming fewer correct as time goes on.
😂
It's impressive, really. Maybe they were ironically misspelled?
HOI IV