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This is exactly why both Skyrim and Witcher 3 didn’t appeal to me. Idk, maybe I just like guns in games or the medieval era isn’t my cup of tea.

Diablo 4

Me: what? Who doesn’t like Diablo? I love the grind, the builds, classes, etc. What’s this dude getting at?

Because Blizzard

Me: ooohhh yeah. That’s more than enough reason.

I was using the Play Store version before switching to this. In my inbox, the feature to go directly to the message has disappeared, as well as being able to mark messages as read individually. Now I have to tap on the post name to go to the post instead of the message.

Not complaining, but that feature was useful to me. For an alpha, Jerboa is doing great.

I don’t think anyone who understands the issue is complaining about them monetising. People know it costs a ton to maintain the infrastructure. That’s not the point.

• people don’t mind TPAs are billed, but the pricing is a thinly veiled attempt at pretending that they don’t want to completely eliminate TPAs. People would have been fine if the pricing is reasonable. They don’t like it when you try to pull a fast one over them.
• their own application is bad. There’s no way around it. From accessibility to mod tools.
• they have promised to focus on the above points for years now, and there’s still almost no improvement. People don’t trust them anymore.
• spez’s recent comments against the Apollo dev are blatant lies and it only fuelled the outrage. Unfortunately for him, the Apollo dev legally recorded the conversation.
• they do own the data, but it’s still the users who create them. If you treat the people who create content for you like trash, expect backlash. This happens on many private companies, not only reddit.

There’s more, but I’m out right now so I can’t focus much. Basically, if your content is from the users, you should take care of the users and people running your site.

Someone should ask him which reddit alternative will he jump ship to when reddit starts dying. Lol.

Hell yeah it’s in the AUR. Getting this asap.

We were given a sort of a survey in the Joey app asking what’s the max we’re willing to pay monthly for a subscription. I haven’t seen any post from the dev yet. But I’m pessimostic it’ll continue since it seems from reddit comments that Joey users are in the minority. I doubt even a subscription fee for it’s users can save it.