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  • And I knew prices would only rise. That’s why I bought the console day 1.

    I’m not sure why you are sharing that with me, personally. My comment was aimed at people who are complaining about the prices.

    If you knew about the prices, made the decision and are happy. My comment should not be meant for you. Not only that, the article (and my comment) was about the prices regarding the game and their upgrades. The Nintendo console itself was not mentioned (I wonder if you have read the article).

    Besides you purchasing the Switch 2 on day one, has no effect on the game prices. If there’s a new game for the Switch 2 and the price is high, you are still paying that high price regardless whether you purchased the console day one or not. Same situation with game upgrades.

    Not to mention; The Switch 2 will sooner or later get a sale and others will be able to purchase it for cheaper than the day one price. So again, you mentioning purchasing the console day one has no point.







  • Ain’t got those amazing Nintendo games though. Glhf finding a Mario Cart replacement that is actually as good.

    This is not entirely true. Depending on the stance of the person regarding piracy. You can definitely play Mario Kart on the Steam Deck. Emulations for PS1 PS2, Switch 1 exist (there are more but these I know on the top of my head).

    The Steam Deck can play nearly all Switch 1 titles through emulation. Yes, developers were taken down but the emulators do still work perfectly fine (I’m saying this as Steam Deck owner and using Emulators myself).

    EDIT; noticed we are in the same instance. Now I’m curious whether you were serious or it was sarcasm…




  • InfiniteGlitch@lemmy.dbzer0.comtoReddit@lemmy.worldReddit is unusable
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    24 days ago

    I recommend to either;

    • Use RSS feed to view Reddit posts.
    • Curate it very tightly if you want to stay on Reddit.
    • Do not post or comment a lot (if at all).
    • Post your question/ discussion on Lemmy.

    Personally, I have noticed a lot of hostility on Reddit, a lot more than it was before. Bots and people just post bait content and comments to stir up anger of people.

    Plus Moderators on Reddit are just power tripping people. They feel high and mighty because of the volunteered position they have. It’s their way of coping with the fact they have to deal with unnecessary problems and conflicts for free.

    I curated the Reddit feed on RSS but had to already delete 4-5 subreddits from the RSS feed due to the continuous bait posts.