D2 Resurrected, D4, no one here, what in the burning hells?!
Well, here is a moment of zen for any who happens upon it.
Neither games are really accessible to consumers yet, so there's that. But yeah, this site subsisted for years with no news or new game before D3 and had daily new posts and threads, so I see no reason for that to be the sole limiting factor here. Tbh it's probably because social media is more visible and accessible to people.
Imo fansites separated from RL identities and greater socially connected accounts and contexts were an amazing and freeing thing for many, and I think they were good mixing areas for people who would never normally talk to be excited about something. Social media brings in the context of your RL friends, families, and other connections in a way that prevents you from reinventing yourself, or fosters connections that prevent people from really getting to know good intention strangers.
That's too bad, it would be great to join all we held vigil with for D3's release.
Ah another old favorite of mine has finally a new release 20 years later!
Rune!
Video of it
/wave 10char
Forums kind of faded out of vogue when social media and disc and stuff all became much more universal. I still like that it's separate.
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D2 Resurrected, D4, no one here, what in the burning hells?!
Well, here is a moment of zen for any who happens upon it.
Well this place has really changed a lot. Lol. I can't even log in with my account.
We should have made a discord, tbh. Everybody's scattered to the four winds...
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Neither games are really accessible to consumers yet, so there's that. But yeah, this site subsisted for years with no news or new game before D3 and had daily new posts and threads, so I see no reason for that to be the sole limiting factor here. Tbh it's probably because social media is more visible and accessible to people.
Imo fansites separated from RL identities and greater socially connected accounts and contexts were an amazing and freeing thing for many, and I think they were good mixing areas for people who would never normally talk to be excited about something. Social media brings in the context of your RL friends, families, and other connections in a way that prevents you from reinventing yourself, or fosters connections that prevent people from really getting to know good intention strangers.
Oh well.