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So far, I'm having a ton of fun. The first boss, which is playing the game at all, is extremely difficult and I have no idea how to take it down. I intend to keep trying. The experience reminds me of diablo 3 on launch, a little bit, with slightly better music.

Even though they knew exactly how many people they invited, they still managed to make it a challenging experience for new players and fromsoft veterans alike, which is laudable. Truly, an experience for all to have.

I thought it would let me in by now and I would just hit post in the middle of a sentence but I'm out of stupid things to say and getting annoyed

I used to see a good mix of all subs I was in, now I won't see a sub anymore at all unless I deliberately visit it and then I will see it for a while. This isn't extremely new, but I noticed today that some subs I used to see I haven't seen in what I would guess is over a year.

I haven't dug deep into how the r/all stuff works as I've always just viewed the homepage on old reddit with the thing to suggest things turned off, and it used to be a mostly chronological+upvote weighted spread of everything I was in, but that seems to have stopped.

Is there a workaround with this through RES or has anyone else encountered and sorted this out? I don't want to visit a list of like 200 subs once a month, but I can't even really figure out what exactly this behavior is, but I'm guessing it's something that happened when reddit started messing with tuning for the frontpage.

I am asking here because I know RES has that dashboard, but that's not exactly what i'm looking for, but it wouldn't surprise me if it has something similar to what I'm looking for built in.

Night mode: true
RES Version: 5.24.10
Browser: Firefox
Browser Version: 153
Cookies Enabled: true
Reddit beta: false

Edit;

I went to a subreddit that didn't exist, and saw on the right hand side on old.reddit.com a "multireddit of your subreddits" which you should be able to reach from here: https://old.reddit.com/subreddits/ where it'll generate a multi of all your subs. It's not perfect but it's at least simple and it seems to ignore the weird algo stuff as I'm instantly seeing subs I havent' seen in years and forgot about.

The delivery day they recommend is often not the fastest shipping which I've confirmed about 30 times now by individually placing the item in my cart and checking out. Googling it produces results for options that don't exist even on amazon's own help forum, and I'm unable to find a way to turn it off. Does anyone know if there is a way to restore the buy it now function? This still appears on items if you aren't signed in.

It was like going back to when we would get demo CDs with gaming mags in the 90s. There was always going to be some assets flips, and some extremely low quality games after we moved away from greenlight, but that was fine, it was something that would let me actually feel a bit of a game and get excited for release and I put hundreds of titles on my wishlist and it has made tracking release for something a lot more exciting now that I know I like it!

But the last couple it's gotten to a point where even just browsing, all it's showing me is trash I don't want. I have never played an idler or incremental game. I have zero in my library, and yet, I have been suggested what I assume is all of them, repeatedly. I can still dig into tags, but tags are applied poorly to demos and some of the genres I like are just stapled onto everything so searching that way is also rough, so it just feels like it's not worth it anymore, and on top of that every other entry is obviously low quality ai slop where they couldn't even be bothered to try and make capsule art that doesn't look like shit, with no AI disclosure. I get that we're not getting away from it, but I really wish valve, charging 30% of all sales, had some duties as a curator of the platform to at least properly enforce categorization and accept and action undisclosed AI use in the time we have where it's still obvious.

Maybe I miss greenlight a little bit as a hurdle requiring at least some engagement to list a game.