I saw a video on spawnwave that talked today about what games people are enjoying in 2026 right now. And the different reactions of different social media/sites.
I personally am loving Wild Blue Skie s. Its just starfox. Thats what I want to play!
BALL x PIT is a whole lot of fun. I didn’t think it would be but it keeps getting better and better.
I also liked FTL back in the day so I picked up Void War . Its like warhammer + FTL and its fantastic.
EDIT: You all are great! Keep them coming! So many games (video games and otherwise) in this list!
Thirst of all, thank you for the calm response which seems genuinely interested in my point of view. In my experience it is rare that a conversation recovers from an aggressive undertone so I appreciate that.
If its critical information or not does depend on the context doesn’t it? If your goal is to educate, then absolutely.
If you just want to forget and have a bit of a reality escape, then this information is the last thing you want to hear.
So it probably is worth mentioning for you because you are invested in the topic. And it is probability worth mentioning because of the population of this platform but if you just want to get away from all what the world throws at you… Is it worth mentioning?
So I understand you point and to a degree I agree, but a person can just have so much on their mind before breaking. And in this case it was just that cunt Rowling but in the greater scope of Lemmy it is fucking everything.
So from your point of view you just talked about one thing that you are passionate about but from my point of view I heard about 50 things that suck and make me a murderer just by existing in this system. And everyone of those 50 people where just passionate about their thing too.
Maybe I’m just in the wrong place.
Yeah that’s true too. I was being genuine before when I said it’s a choice to make. Nobody’s perfect, and the world is a mess right now.
Sometimes I still buy Nestle chocolate, or order from Amazon; even though I’m against those companies. If something goes against my morals, but I want to do it anyway, I think it’s important to be honest with myself about why; and to knowingly make a decision with all the information and a clear mind. “I’m feeling depressed and need something to cheer me up” is a perfectly valid reason; the only person I need to convince is myself after all. I’ve weighed that personal suffering against my Nestle boycott and made the choice this time to prioritise my mental health.
I believe everyone is allowed to be a complicated person and make exceptions to their own morals. In contrast, and in reference to the other commenter; I think it’s strange behaviour to vehemently deny evidence in order to avoid making that exception.