Personally I had some great and memorable experiences of collaboration in online multiplayer, and some forgettable experiences of just seeing the other players pass by and being meh about it like if they weren't there.

I definitely do not think the online multiplayer is a factor on the game success, I don't think it affected the game success at all. Just being a refreshing 2d Mario game, and the Mario Movie is enough.

I am not sure if the original quote of Shontaru Furukawa means online multiplayer or local multiplayer. The wording and context make me think of local multiplayer ("people can enjoy with family and friends during the year-end holiday season, when people get together"), but the half of the people playing multiplayer make me think of online multiplayer. The context of the interview (a Q&A by the end of fiscal year, for investors) make me think Furukawa is being vague on this on purpose.

Cash money says there’s already a native competitor just waiting to get that money

There isn't and probably won't be. At least not one with a library even half a size to that of spotify. People will probably flock to some competition like apple music or youtube music (neither of those services, as they are not very popular, seem to have said anything about this copyright law amendment). Also a senator already pointed out that if you have a valid argentinian credit card (there's one very easy to get here), you can just register as an argentinian and pay less than a dollar instead of the seven dollars it costs here as a turnaround.

Buen día chilecito los extraño. Cuando viaje para allá espero me esperen con su buen movimiento telúrico por los viejos tiempos.

Will I ever stop playing TOTK?

Nope. Not for the forseeable future. 😎

Though there are some new tracks on Mario Kart 8 i might want to try a bit.

en vez de trabajar quiero dormir.

Esa comuna es una estafa. Fui esperando ver un puente, volví con nada.

Still playing The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, thought I would be able to finish it but I couldn’t.

Very much same. Though not exactly that I could not, more like I do not exactly want to. I am pretty advanced on the plot, so now i am exploring the depths, finding side quests, seeing caves, finding wells. This game is endless.

And maybe I should start helping the korok find their friend, bless them.

I use command line tools for this, for most those things pdftk should be enough and it works great -if the command line is too daunting for you, there's PDF chain a graphical front-end for pdftk.

For creating PDFs from images i often use imagemagick.

If it gets defederated by instances I care about, then i'd migrate my account.

One of the things the Lemmy devs community need to work on is migration tools. Mastodon, for instance, has tools to migrate your account to another instance that would carry your followings and such. I'd expect something that at least takes the communities/magazines I'm subscribed to with me.

As I do not use kbin, i don't know if it has similar tools, but in any case, my response is the same.

Edit: there is a difference in migrating a microblogging account and migrating a threadiverse account that i'd care about, for instance. In microblogging, past posts do not care as much, it's a more ephimeral thing -I have autodelete my posts set on, for example-. On the other hand in the threadiverse, there may be more timeless meaningful posts that I may care about not being lost and want to take with me if I migrate instances. Because of that, I think migration in the threadiverse is more complex and i'd like the migration tools to reflect that too.

All in all it's also a testament of how bad internet is now. All the information is concentrated in few sites that, if gone, gets lost.

Habiendo vivido en un cerro en Valparaiso, mas que sufrimiento el transporte público era mi rush de adrenalina diario.

Hola yo tampoco soy chileno y les invadí la instancia, como @nachof@feddit.cl. Igual yo viví en chile unos años, me fui cuando se murió La Vieja. Mi trabajo allí había terminado.