GitHub - Anuken/Mindustry: The automation tower defense RTS
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I thought this game was well known but I haven’t seen almost any mentions of it recently. It’s very weird for a FOSS enthusiast not to advertise one of the best open-source games of all time so here I am trying to make it spoken about again.

Disclaimer: this game may be addictive for some individuals. Player discretion is advised. If you notice any symptoms of addiction while and/or after playing the game, stop playing immediately and consult with your doctor. Untreated gaming addiction may result in severe consequences such as digestive disorders, social behavioral disorders, loss of job, and depression.

  • DigitalDilemma@lemmy.mlEnglish
    51·
    17 days ago

    EDIT: I’m gonna open an issue so Lemmy lets OPs edit and delete comments on their posts. The amount of argument on here is too bad for a standard centralized moderation model.

    Not only do you insult a game that many people have a huge amount of love for, for the weakest reason possible - then you get all salty because people disagree with you.

    And THEN, you complain to the developers that you should be able to delete other people’s content that you disagree with?

    Seriously, get some perspective and stop being a douche. Please.

    • GolfNovemberUniform@lemmy.mlOP
      15·
      17 days ago

      This kind of accusation is just an attempt to discredit me. I already said many times that I’m fine with disagreements but I’m not fine with toxicity and fight creation. Lemmy admins are fine with it though so I request such a feature. This is selfish but any attempt to prove, promote or empower your own opinion is selfish in general.

      I know people are going to continue misinterpreting (even intentionally) my words. I went through it a lot. Hopefully this is not something that can break me now. I just chose to laugh at such attempts and imagine hurting people who do so. After all I have to defend myself from this evil world somehow.

      And very few people are going to agree with such philosophy. I understand it. It’s a natural disadvantage of not complying with preset community rules.

      • DigitalDilemma@lemmy.mlEnglish
        3·
        17 days ago

        Why would I care enough to try and discredit you on any grounds than you’ve written here? I don’t know you, I don’t care about you other than what I’ve read in this thread where you come across as arrogant and the aggressor. Not quite the innocent party you’re trying to project.

        Don’t worry about replying, I’m going to use Lemmy’s block user system. Not used it before, but I think it’s the best way to deal with someone I have a disagreement with and don’t want to talk with any further, rather than wasting others time with vexatious development requests.

        • GolfNovemberUniform@lemmy.mlOP
          12·
          17 days ago
          1. Imo
          2. Giving the reason of an action or an absence of action is not wrong but just can trigger some people to show their real personality. Though I agree it wasn’t the best way to say it.