I like summary bots, summoned bots that serve a purpose, and meme bots if they stay in specific communities where they are expected to be. All bots should self identify.
I could be mistaken but doesn't Lemmy just have a setting for the user to not see bot posts?
I also figure users can block specific bots if they don't like them.
I would imagine there are some legal reasons they haven't yet since it uses a protocol made by Nvidia, but I really, really wish they could build it in. They run so much better than remote play.
Sorry for the late response, but you can get them later!
Your starter will not be appreciably stronger than other tems. Most are balanced out to be somewhat usable I'm the endgame, whether it be by stats, moveset, or ability. I would argue that some starters are just better than other due to their type being hard to find until mid game and useful early on. Also, tems that don't evolve will be way stronger in the early game, since they are somewhat balanced with tems that do evolve later on.
Don't be scared to experiment with different tems and see if some fit your playstyle better, because of that.
There are also occasionally hidden or hard to find areas that have a very small chance to find a tem that's only available there. These tem are usually pretty good, so you may want to spoil yourself if you want to catch them all.
Also, much like Pokemon's IVs, tem have stats that vary. However, these numbers are visible to you. If you know you want a tem on your team, it might be worth catching a few for better stats.
Finally, unlike in pokemon where creatures evolve at a set level, tems evolve after gaining a certain number of levels after capture.
It's not a boomer shooter, though. It is heavily inspired by, and aims to compete with, the Battlefield series of shooters.
Love the game.
After a little testing, on Tusky I can see those hashtags as links, but it opens them in a browser instead of within the app, like hashtags normally open. I also cannot find the post through searching the hashtag.
So ultimately it doesn't work.
If you open this post from Mastodon, are the hashtags active there?
Truly ahead of its time.
One option is to get a mastodon client/account and follow a user's Lemmy address. A funny interaction of being in the fediverse :)
This seems like the opposite of what Amazon should be doing. They already have a problem with fake or misleading products on the store, why make it easier for them to look legitimate?