Lol that's a big yikes. Glad I never managed to make an account over at beehaw.
TooL
joined 2 years ago
I mean.. my wife who very sparingly uses reddit, and when she does it's either to look at animal videos or boobs, asked me what happened to reddit as her feed was almost completely blank...
This definitely affected a very large chunk of users.
My only curiosity is if this takes place after the events of the main story. When I beat the game, I remember I had to revert to an old save just to keep playing as there was no new game+ or free roam after the story ended.
Is that still the case?
Honestly, I joined lemmy.ml first before really taking a look at the ideals of most of that userbase and I just do not agree with a large part of what they identify with.
Bounced around to a few other instances that all seemed... Idk not the right fit. But kbin so far seems much more my style and I finally now got an account created so we'll see how it goes.
But if you are pulling all the data to your instance by subscribing, wouldn't this actually alleviate some of the load on the original instance? Obviously not as much as if you were hosting the content yourself, but still moreso than if you were directly interfacing with their instance?
Or am I completely wrong there. I don't have a firm grasp of how content stored/cached between instances.