I've never met or heard from anyone that actually plays it, but they must be out there since it's grossing huge sums of money.
Coelacanth
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Monkey's paw curls: race is red flagged for two hours as the FIA wait for the rain to subside. Stroll crashes behind safety car as a rolling start is attempted and the FIA concludes raceable conditions won't occur within the 3-hour timeframe so the race is cancelled.
Becoming a mountain hermit is one of my pipe dreams, so easily the mountain. Hot tub is irrelevant but I guess if it's included I'll take it.
They won't all stick. That's just the nature of things, no site/game/service/what-have-you boasts a 100% retention rate. Hell, not even heroin does. But with every MAU bump, some amount of them do stick around, and with every such increase to the baseline MAUs we get closer to critical mass.
No, that would show posts made on your local instance sorted by Hot. Not global posts but sorted by what's voted Hot by your instance's users.
I don't think changing the default behaviour of the All feed is wise, but adding a sorting option like Hot(Local) or something to the All feed to see what is trending in terms of votes from your local instance could be interesting for medium sized instances. But for any small or tiny instance this would be essentially worthless so it would have to be optional.
I want to believe it was intentional but it looks a lot like a misshit shot. I need to view the alternate angles though. Kane's assist tonight was really slick though.
I also recommend subscribing to !trendingcommunities@feddit.nl - it's a bot that gives daily reports on subs that are growing in both activity and subscriptions.
Just a heads up, I think that site is no longer being maintained.
I need to watch more but at first glance it doesn't even look that much more visually impressive than Ghost of Tsushima, which makes the poor performance even more unacceptable seeing as GoT was a PS4 title.
It's possible that early adopters (ie: the current Lemmy population) as a population subset don't fully conform to the 90-9-1 rule.
Scaled is different, as I understand it it's a re-weighing of votes proportional to the size of a community to help promote smaller communities.