I guess depends if we’re talking about moderation tools or admin tools

I wonder if it’s in the same git repo as Reddit itself, or if it’s separate software

or if they even think it matters if it’s built-in or separate

End hope

Deleted accounts leave orphaned posts/comments, which still exist on the site but can be difficult for admins to find and remove: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy/issues/5525

I wonder, are you able to view these if you switch to “Chat” view?

it’s not an S… it means hope /s

Transcended seems good. I haven’t played it, but it sounds like it still has changes from Revision left over in it (it was forked from Revision). Like cameras seeing bodies, pawns reacting to unconscious bodies, and dogs having the jump attack. But idk if those can be turned off. If they can be turned off then it’s pretty similar to our “Zero Rando”.

But we have more QoL features available that you can enable which aren’t included by default in “Zero Rando”. A big one being Password Autofill which isn’t enabled by default in “Zero Rando” but it’s huge for Steam Deck players.

We also allow selectively enabling balance changes. Like auto augs, or general aug balance changes, there’s an option for skill changes, map changes. Here’s some of the settings menus:

Also we’re open source

our “Zero Rando” makes way less changes to the gameplay than GMDX or Revision, which are often recommended to first time players but they’re actually totally different games from the original

our “Zero Rando Plus” would be more similar in the amount of changes

https://github.com/RikudouSage/LemmyAutomod

I think it’s better as separate software. It means it can be developed more efficiently. And this seems to have a lot of features, so it seems it is efficient to develop this way.

does Reddit have any of these tools built-in? they sound cool, but they can also be built externally (I believe an automod exists?), and I would say correctly take a back seat to bug fixes

we have a game mode called “Zero Rando” (no randomization) that’s basically vanilla with QoL improvements and bug fixes

the Randomizer had so many compatibility fixes, QoL improvements, and bug fixes over the original game, this ended up being really useful for new first time players

since you’ve played before we also have “Zero Rando Plus” which is the same thing, but also includes the balance changes we’ve made for Randomizer

and we also have “Rando Lite” and “Rando Medium” to get started with the randomization stuff before going up to Normal Randomizer or Full Randomizer

https://www.youtube.com/watch?list=PLZIQTa_kwZhBksj7UzcahPiRaHk87fWch&v=ksoj1QMoGIc

https://mods4ever.com/ | !deus_ex_randomizer@lemmy.mods4ever.com

Everyone thinks the moderation/admin features need to be improved. I’m curious which improvements people are really needing. Whenever I see big complaints about it (beehaw, lemmy.one) I never see any specifics. Link the filed Github issues for them otherwise the feature requests don’t really exist, and I’d like to give them thumbs up reactions so they get prioritized more.

Once I saw Beehaw give an actual specific complaint, and it was fixed in a hotfix (v0.18.5) within a couple weeks. Of course Beehaw never updated to that version anyways.

Know your meme guy pointing

found a Wiki for these games: https://petz.miraheze.org/wiki/Main_Page

The biggest drawback is the 4 inch screen

I don’t even think this is a drawback. There aren’t enough pocket-sized handhelds these days. And the screen-to-body ratio is pretty good.

I’m gonna watch it on my watch

I saw The Monkey a couple days ago. It was pretty funny and violent, and actually good acting. Enjoyable movie.

Also, they have no idea how to use it? Bullshit. If they can use Reddit, they can use Lemmy.

Mostly yes, but to be fair Lemmy was more buggy and less intuitive back then, it was 2 years ago

no ability to discuss bc it simply says that a “mod” did it

this is actually an option for instance admins to choose

like what features are you wanting?

Lemmy already has the “New Comments” sort, which is the biggest feature of forums vs Reddit

Lemmy also has the “Chat” view for comments, which is good but needs to show context with them as my feature request here says https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/2544

It will increase over time, and I think it would pass 100 GB in less than a year, but I’m just guessing. You can help reduce this by tweaking some settings with image caching/proxying

you will only see posts/comments/upvotes that happen AFTER you’ve subscribed to a community

when you subscribe to a community it will pull the most recent posts made but it won’t pull the comments or upvotes for them, just the post itself

this is why a lot of instances use https://lemmy-federate.com/ but that will use up a lot of your disk space