The latest Jerboa update brings back the like/dislike counter. I don’t know how to make communities though, I’ve never tried.
I’m quite fond of communism, personally.
The latest Jerboa update brings back the like/dislike counter. I don’t know how to make communities though, I’ve never tried.
Common Jerboa L (it looks fine on web browser tho)
Does anyone know what the FFXV comrades in arms DLC is about? I’ve been avoiding playing it because it looks like call of duty. Are the four boys even in it?
It’s silly how much jank the US has accumulated over the years to conform to its effectively-impossible-to-change constitution. It’s like a fanbase trying to keep its convoluted lore consistent.
Did you play in Spanish Spanish or in Latino Spanish? Because I’ve been messing around with languages and found some interesting differences between the two. And do you know how to make tables in Lemmy?, because I might post about it…
And I agree, this game really grew on me too! I thought the main characters were tropey at first but they’ve endeared themselves to me since. I can overlook all the game’s jank because the boys are just that precious. I spent two hours running around in circles with them with illegible text and I’d do it again.
Ah, by magic abilities I mean the special powers he gets from his royal bloodline. In Spanish it’s called the gift of Lux and every related skill has that moniker: warping is called Lux Impetus, perfect guards are called Lux Custodia, the thing that distracts enemies is called Lux Fatua, etc.
I’m not sure what spells are called in either language because I never bothered to craft any of them.
I’ve been playing FF15 and decided to switch the language to English out of curiosity. Gotta say, this might be a rare Spanish translation W. Some things that stand out:
Also the summons are called the Sidereals instead of the Hexatheon, the royal weapons have unique names and are called the Spectral Chorus instead of the Armiger, and the Chocobo post is called la Chocoberiza (a play on caballeriza).
I recently finished the map-collecting sidequest in FF15 without a guide out of gamer pride hubris and it was not worth it. The final reward is just 50K Gil and a mythril ingot - basically nothing. And a thank you note too I guess.
Judging by the extreme difficulty of finding everything, I thought the reward would be notable. I could feel the devs laughing at me though the screen for some of them. Man, if I had known ahead of time then I wouldn’t’ve tried so hard.
Anyway if search engines somehow catch this comment, here’s a spoiler-freeish guide if you want to put in a more appropriate amount of effort into the search:
Because of course the US would make a law that exempts farmerworkers from labor protections
You can play the dlc whenever, even before the main game if you feel like it. Does it work if you go to the store directly from the game’s title screen?
Have you played any of the DLCs? The Prompto one gives you lore that really should’ve been in the main game and the Ignis one gives you an alternate ending that’s really touching. And the Gladi one gives you a topless outfit (very important).
Also the final dungeon is the most absurd thing I’ve ever played, I can’t believe I’ve never heard anyone mention it! If you don’t know what Pitioss is, you gotta discover it for yourself. It’s absolutely ridiculous, an utterly deranged choice in a game already full of them. 15/10, wouldn’t change a thing
Yeah this game is full of strange choices - I played it blind so I didn’t know the point of no return was halfway through. I have gamer brain so I completed every available sidequest ASAP and by the time I was done, I was 50 levels above what’s recommended for the last few chapters. But apparently that’s how the game is meant to be played??? I literally forgot what the main plot was because of how much time I spent away from it. Vyv, Dave, and Sania each have more presence than the villains. And you have more chemistry with the beach resort chef than your wife hahaha
I still adore the game though! As far as I’m concerned, the political stuff is just pretense for the road trip and the devs should’ve spent even less time on it.
Intel is building a $20 billion facility in Arizona with financial support from the US government. NBC News reported workers are on the construction site for “two 60-hour weeks followed by a 50-hour week for months at a time in the hot Arizona weather with no paid vacation time.”
Many of these workers are coming from out of state and leaving their friends and families behind to live in temporary housing or hotels for months or years at a time. Josh Vitale, a superintendent for Hoffman Construction, the general contractor overseeing the construction of the Intel computer chip factory, told NBC News, “There’s a lot that goes into how stressful it is, not just physically, but mentally and psychologically … we have to realize that we are legitimately wringing the life out of people.”
They’re making workers leave their lives behind for months at a time to toil in the desert and live in sardine cans. With no vacation. Yeah it’s real surprising that suicide is on the rise and no young people are joining the industry.
Recently finished Final Fantasy 15 and I have to hold back tears whenever I think about the ending. It’s been a while since a game impacted me emotionally and I’m devastated. The last chapter was like a knife in my heart followed by another followed by another.
There’s still a ton of quests and postgame stuff left but to do them, you need to time travel back in the story and adventuring with your group just isn’t the same anymore after you know what’s waiting for them )':
The conception of a ‘universal right’ which assures to the peasant, to the Eskimo, and presumably to the Abominable Snowman, ‘periodic holidays with pay’ shows the absurdity of the whole thing. (…) What are the consequences of the requirement that every one should have the right ‘freely to participate in the cultural life of the community and to share in the scientific advances and its benefits’. (…) It is evident that all these ‘rights’ are based on the interpretation of society as a deliberately made organization by which everybody is employed. They could not be made universal within a system of rules of just conduct based on the conception of individual responsibility, and so require that the whole of society be converted into a single organization, that is, made totalitarian in the fullest sense of the word.
Totalitarianism is when everyone gets paid holidays and benefits from scientific advances. thanks Hayek very cool i love economics
“That’s the CIA! You can’t trust them as a source on this!” -libs probably
Westerners refuse to believe that about half the fatalities were PLA members because in their countries, the police would never be unarmed, never abandon their equipment, never hesitate to kill in retaliation.
Westerners also don’t pity the murdered PLA officers because they view them the same as their own police: violent people that eagerly abuse their power.
Explain to me how murdering a bunch of Japanese grandparents, children, babies, and non-combatant adults does anything to remedy that.
By that logic, it’s A-OK for Iraq to come murder everyone in NYC and for Afghanistan to kill the entire state of Wyoming.
I don’t think you understand what the word “civilian” means
You can use the app to go to the Jerboa community, visit its GitHub page and download the apk file of the latest release from there. It’s what I do, dessalines always posts about it which makes it easy.
EDIT: Here’s the link. The download link is at the bottom https://github.com/LemmyNet/jerboa/releases/tag/0.0.72