Hi @wackou! It's great to see you're still around and supporting Hive. I read your previous post - enjoy your well-deserved time off! Thanks for your support of Curie in the now distant past. We're still

Fair, but there's also other factors. E.g. someone may value social capital over financial rewards. And usually, with a large follower base, rewards do come.

Yup, I feel pretty much the same. I don't expect any improvements in the short term, but I'll give it a couple of years to see if the community developers can deliver where Steemit Inc. failed.

That's artificial selection :) But yes, I'll go to whichever is the better platform. Due to Justin Sun's terrible decisions and effectively making the chain centralized, currently, the odds are weighed

Ah, that's sad to hear, but very understandable. Steem has terrible user retention, and Hive has pretty much the same problems. Hopefully they fix up this place.

Damn, you nailed it, very impressive. 10 HIVE is yours!

Yeah, in its current state, Steem/Hive is desperately unintuitive, overly complicated, and just plain user hostile. I have written about this since the very beginning, yet over the years it hasn't gotten

Anecdotally, I think there's more users on Steem, but there are more ctive users on Hive. Yes, it's too early to say how things will pan out. I'm cautiously optimistic for the long term, but things aren't

Yeah, obviously, I totally condemn their handling of the situation. But there's still good people on Steem. Like I said, a lot of the casual / infrequent users don't really care about the politics, or

Oh yes, the Ashtray Maze sequence was incredible! Probably one of my favourite moments in gaming. I definitely see where you're coming from, about the controls, but I thought the controls in.... Control

I finished the game with minimal bloodthirst, so not at all a monster, but not a saint either. I expect Bloodlines 2 to be more of a modern game along the lines of The Outer Worlds. They have promised

The Marvel movies are fairly complex though. I mean, sure, they are not sophisticated dramas, but they are a good bit more involved than the 90s blockbusters like Independence Day or Armageddon.

Could very well be. I'd recommend Forza Horizon 4 though (last review on my blog) - that game miraculously brings out the child in all of us.

Same here, though nothing beats the Halo Warthog on mountains!

Cheers!

Great review! I really enjoyed Vampyr, the dilemma of going the easy way (drinking blood) or being a better man was compelling. I have to say, the game did become too hard for me after a while, so I had

By the way, here's a game - there's a car in every screenshot. 10 HIVE to whoever is first to spot and identify the car in every pic. Go!

Sure thing! While I generally prefer freedom and agency, I definitely also enjoy a well made movie-like experience. It's just that too many games do it, and most of them feel familiar. A Plague Tale: Innocence

If this type of game is up your alley, you're in for a treat!

Oh, yes, it's definitely something that works in our times. It takes considerable vision and execution to plan 20+ movies worth $4 billion somehow under one banner. I'd add that entertainment and art are