Care to clarify what is objectively bad? Like, an example

Well, obviously surviving is a bigger deal than one feeling…but, in some cases, having a feeling can lead to surviving something or succumbing to something.

I think Win10 already is everything what I need.

I have gotten a small feel of 11 from my girlfriend’s laptop - it feels alright.

But I think I won’t have reasons to upgrade. I haven’t studied 11 at all so I don’t even know am I missing something lol

I think I’m gonna disagree with the fandom dying thing.

From a system’s perspective - if it exist for a reason, for someone to use it, and then they stop using it and go away, leaving it alone without any use, I’d see that system being abandoned, lost, or dead.

Then again - someone can come back to it and turn it “alive” or active again!

Well, it will always become an either a hit or a miss experience when you delve into something new.
Jumping in a new server is one of those situations.

Sometimes people have different goals. If your doesn’t meet theirs, or even if you cannot get along with a group, you can always jump ships and try again to find a group more suitable for you 🙂

I would argue that it would be generally better to just leave than starting wreak havoc. Of course it can be difficult to go away peacefully if you get pissed off or otherwise feel like insulted or hurt but you easily end up with both parties feeling even more awful after the situation has ended if you cause (even more) damage.

But oh well.
Gonna try again with some other group/server? With friends perhaps?

In my newest time period…

Played on Insane zombie amount (and with lots of mods).
The helicopter event came in an OK timing. I had enough food to last for even a longer time. Except that when I heard a window bust broken, I decided to flee the place.
I think that was a mistake. Instead of checking, was there only one zombie going in, I ended up running quite far away on the train tracks of Muldraug (spelled correctly?).

Not much water left, I slowly started pushing the zombs back towards my base. I used the planks of the tall wooden fences broken down by them and a mod to turn them into branches and then spears. I destroyed soooo many spears! But I also destroyed lots of zombies!
Carried two sacks - one of wood and other of items with me, always dropping them when I saw more zombies (fighting + overencumberance = no-no). I slept maybe 3-6 times under a tree during daytime (night-owl personality) and ended up fighting in the dark for the most of the time.
I ran out of water at some point. A little panicky about it, I left the tracks, did a risky run to the nearest house with maybe 200+ zombies following me, got two bottles filled with water and ran back, kept pushing…

I managed to get to the base when I got bit.
Soon after I added more mods and felt like I want to create a new save for their effects so I eventually deleted this save.

But it was a fun ride!
The game reminded me after months of not playing that when you see 4+ zombies, you rather run away than start smacking them in the head with a frying pan. And that fences are a bit over-powered with less than ten zombies. And that with a spear you can deal with more zombies at a time (+with a decent level in…what was it called…nimble?).

Yeah, and not every game or story is about winning (at least 100%).
Some stories can be intriguing especially because of some loss, and if you manage to come back afterwards.

Hmm. Does this mean that it’s expensive to run this whole Fediverse thing and that the money is running out?

I know that some body builds will stay bigger than others no matter how hard you exercise and burn fat. I believe that genes aren’t the only reason for that.

💗

Lemmy small. Me bit sad. Me wanna see Lemmy grow. Me think how grow. If I can, I help grow. And me like write.

Is the idea to write your story under a post with a prompt?