I didn’t make posts all that often on reddit, but I definitely commented a fair amount. The problem I’ve got with lemmy right now is there’s not as much discussion about stuff I’m interested in, so I’m mainly just looking at All instead of keeping to my subscribed communities.
I haven’t been having issues with my lemmy.world account, other than the occasional slow/failing to load page, but that gets fixed with a refresh.
It’s hard to tell because the graphs aren’t labeled very well, but it looks to me like those graphs for comments and posts are the total numbers, not the numbers per day. In my anecdotal experience, there’s just no way lemmy is already getting as much new comments and posts as reddit, it’s just not that busy.
Edit: Oh wait, I see they go down at the end. Hmm, I wonder if they’re double counting posts and comments then.
If you’re looking at subscribed or All they do, but the local feed is the default, and that only shows stuff on the local instance, in this case lemmy.world.
If you mean your profile, that will show all your activity on every instance.
Honestly, once you get the basics down, it’s really easy to survive if you make a fort in a place that’s not close to anything dangerous. After that it’s mostly about learning how to build various fancy contraptions like mist generators and traps and stuff. Then you can start trying to survive in more dangerous areas.
Also, how mouse heavy is it? I like to be able to do keyboard shortcuts whenever possible.
Mostly everything has a keyboard shortcut, in fact before the UI got overhauled for the steam release, there was only keyboard shortcuts, no mouse input was allowed.
You’ll notice the smoothness for sure, I don’t like going below ~90 FPS.
Yeah, I don’t know how it could ever work well, they’re just totally different formats, and honestly, I’m fine with them being separate
You need to view your subscribed communities, they’ll show up there. By default it’s probably either showing Local or All.