Depends on the world and the DM.
Depends on the world and the DM.
I joined the Discord. Now, let's see if I can spread my garbage music taste.
All those things also apply to my D&D group...
Based on the usual suspects from that one sub dedicated to alternatives: tildes, mastodon, or maybe one of the few devs who somehow managed to build their own alternative from ground up in a few weeks (how though?). The true question is, whether or not these other options would be worthwhile replacements and retain the refugees.
THIS IS A FALSE STATEMENT, MY FELLOW HUMAN. THERE ARE NO ROBOTS CONNECTING TO LEMMY. I SHOULD KNOW, BECAUSE I AM CLEARLY HUMAN. HA HA HA.
Well, they're not going to call it 'oh no biggie clotty make bloody stoppy'.
Mein Gott, jetzt habe ich Hunger auf enorme Badehandtücher mit Mayonnaise. Vielen Dank auch.
They got the roads, now they get the belt.
No, I meant my garbage music taste as in the classic Hank Hill "Mother of God, it's all toilet sounds!"
Pokemon games have always had more or less the same structure. You moved into a new town/region with your mother. You get a pokemon from the professor. Your rival/friend takes the pokemon with type advantage/disadvantage. You start walking, catch pokemon, battle trainers, reach the next city, fight a gym battle, find ot there's a "team X" who are criminals who want to utilize something to manipulate and control a legendary pokemon to realize their criminal goals (often disguised as doing the world a favor in some way, shape or form), they succeed and get stopped by the pre-teen who casually defeats hordes of mooks, leaders, and in-universe gods, and then carries on to fight the top trainers in the region like it's just another tuesday.
There are some variations to this, such as Gen3 having two teams, or sun/moon where there were no gyms, just juiced up regular pokemon. If you've played one of then, you basically have played them all. The best thing about Pokemon is actually just catching them and battling. The story has been the same, with largely the same characters and tropes.
I remember DubtrackFM. There you had rooms and users could add songs to a playlist. Don't know if that's what you mean, though.
Mine would be on saturdays, but I haven't celebrated in years, so...
Nothing super about a script that makes text harder to read.
I thought they were extinct by now, because I haven't heard or seen that fad in, what feels like, years.