Yeah understandable. Snap was really nice for short quick games. Runeterra definitely is several times more complex and not as quick. It also is super generous to new players with free cards and such, so there’s never a bad time to start, really.
I played for a couple months, then got frustrated that certain cards were so paywalled (particularly the ones that were very prominent in the higher rank meta at the time). I went back to Legend of Runeterra after that, and don’t regret the switch.
Yeah but Bethesda?! Release a big ridden game? Unthinkable.
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There’s a new expedition out, although I’ve seen reports that it’s pretty buggy.
They’ve been putting out new content very frequently. And for free too. The dev seems really cool. The game has come a long way.
Good insights.
For someone whose reddit usage was 99.99% through Sync though, I am anticipating A LOT of basic friction of trying stay on Reddit while only using the mobile site. I refuse to download the app, especially in it’s current form.
Tears of the Kingdom, although I might take a break for No Man’s Sky
I was thinking the exact same thing. My interests are home automation with Home assistant and media management with sonarr/radarr and associated programs. Reddit is such an incredible resource for those communities, it’s gonna be hard to replace.
I played Cult of the Lamb when it first came out, but found the cult system itself to be a bit too easy to be satisfying. The combat roguelike bit was alright tho. I also need to hit that NMS expedition before it vanishes.