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Without more context, it seems as if your actual management is decent and understanding. I’d try and have an earnest conversation with the one you trust the most, and speak frankly about appreciating her work ethic, but that she can come off controlling and too particular to enjoy working with.

At the end of the day, if she’s the same rank as you her seniority does not magically make her a manager or make her advice solicited. It’s not her job to set the standards of how anybody should do anything, so you are not obligated to obey or listen to her do it. As a manager I would agree with that justification and I’d try to get her to take it down a notch.

It could cause her to resent you, though, if you’re the one she’s chosen to let all that controlling energy out on, but it’s just up to what you wanna do about it, in the end a pizza job is not an amazing, highly coveted and high paying position, if your management doesn’t help you handle it, or if getting them involved makes her worse and they don’t believe or help you, that’s just a sign they’re not that great themselves.

Was it like that when the game was fresh and you were getting into it in the beginning, or just after youd put the hours into it, and the novelty wore off?

It’s funnily enough part of why I continue to return to it. Competitive games as a service are too much, I dislike having to keep up with an ever inflating hero pool and a constantly changing Meta. I can just enjoy the gameplay polished to a sheen and the natural depth

For me, Fallout 3’s setting and atmosphere is more interesting to me. Plus nostalgia plays a much heavier aspect since it was my first Bethesda Fallout and the premise and mechanics of the world were more novel.

Gameplay wise 4 blows both of the others out of the water for me due to the addicting loop of collecting salvage and modifying equipment, along with the shooting finally becoming enjoyable in its own right.

Playing Heroes of the Storm vs AI, the Hitman WoA trilogy, Left 4 Dead 2, and Diablo 3 Hardcore. I can always chill on this stuff and know it’ll be a good time

Ooh, that’d have to be Monster Hunter for me. For a while it’s fun, then it becomes pain

Such a shame, I would’ve been more interested in this game, but the similarities to both Breath of the Wild and AC Odyssey meant the itches it scratched were already taken care of for me, and partially by the same publisher, too.

They just have to rename/move the option to be more clear. For all visual issues Lemmy’s UI has, at least their local only filter mode is pretty clear to see and understand. Kbin’s “FEDERATION ON OR OFF” is so open to interpretation I thought for a while if it was a toggle so that things I posted only stayed local and didn’t federate

I’m so ready for the next Doot of Cally

Been playing through Borderlands 3. I always loved the pretense and style of the older ones, but the shooting just never felt good enough moment to moment to stick it out. This one’s finally got it and I’ve been enjoying my time, even though the characters and dialogue are funny at rare times, and mostly pretty terrible.

SWAT 4 is still an excellent tactical shooter the likes of which we don’t see anymore, short of Ready or Not, or Doorkickers, if you count that.

Vanquish, best “cover” shooter that I’ve ever played, really wish it’d get a Switch port and that Platinum would revisit it.

Sliding around on jets, going into slo mo to hit weak points, vaulting cover and initiating slomo, it’s all so fucking fun and visceral.

I don’t want content stemming from a place that’s controlled by advertisers and other large companies. If we’re federated with Meta then that means your decentralized independent instance would still have advertiser driven, heavily capitalist and consumer manipulative content domineering and running through its veins.

That’s a specific thing that I’ve read many people enjoy getting away from when it comes to joining the Fediverse.

If you’re cool with visual novels, Doki Doki Literature Club is an incredibly interesting game, not very long. It really stuck with me.

It’d be awesome to see a multireddit type feature, definitely. I think it has an even larger use case here than on reddit since here individuals could have a way to consolidate communities.

I think you have a good point, which is that Kbin and Lemmy’s position as decentralized sites should mean that most content should be allowed as a basic freedom, whether or not you agree with the subject matter. As long as we’re allowed to block it I think having mass control over the content of all instances is too far and antithetical to what decentralized sites are trying to accomplish.

That being said, if you want anyone to be on your side you can’t address them as a high roading asshole with poor tone. I’d hope we can leave the combative argumentative mindset of reddit behind and just try to communicate with people.

… The social media site… For forums?!

Thanks for the Veloren recommendation, I liked Cube World, it just didn’t work out well.