u/FinalCindering

Long story short, we had an 11 man league of friends set up and good to go; the commissioner really wanted a 12th, for whatever reason, so one of our buddies who doesn’t care about football is now a team with the commissioner covering his buy-in.

He was told he didn’t have to do anything and that the app would take care of it for him, which isn’t true; he autodrafted, but he doesn’t plan on making any subs or managing his players at all.

It’s my first year in a fantasy league, and I’m hoping for a competitive year and shooting to finish in the top 6 ideally. I know the 12th dude doesn’t care about fantasy, and often speaks down about it, but I also don’t want to play what is essentially an unmanaged bot team.

I’m debating helping him out with the extremely limited knowledge I’ve gathered over the past month or so in my studying before the season starts; should I give him some pointers/let him know to move players around when needed, or just leave it? Part of me wants to help, but the other half also kind of wants to see it go poorly since the whole idea is the commissioner’s and didn’t make any sense, as far as I understand.

Thanks for listening to my rant about fantasy football drama lol

I see Nazi content/nazis on TikTok sometimes because, unfortunately, they frequently share the same spaces as content I like (particularly gaming). Regardless of how overt they can be, they are free to run wild on the app.

I just had a Nazi message me on TikTok asking about something I posted; his username has an 88, he has a Hitler quote in his bio, and his posts are chock-full of the typical “sun will rise again” mantra. I reported him, and while replying to him simply said “n@z!,” which got me a suspension while his account had no violations according to TikTok.

Is this auto moderation just inept, or do they actually not care and enjoy being a breeding grounds for Nazi ideology?

I’m brand new to this game, and have been playing with a few friends over the past couple days. The other day, two of us set off the go hunt a couple wolves as part of a daily challenge. After some long stalks and bad sight lines, we finally both got a wolf on the ground as the sun was rising. As I’m harvesting mine, I suddenly hear growling and my friend tells me to look. I whip around to see 12-15 wolves creeping towards us, about 60 feet away. I told my friend to shoot, and after a valiant stand where we expended our rifle and pistol ammo, we were finally taken down by the pack. I think we took like 6 wolves with us before being overwhelmed.

Wolves are not friendly.