I wish they would let us do custom words/ sentences.
There's a few words (I cant think of them now) that i tried that even after gliding multiple times I couldn't even get the correct word in suggestions.
I would love being able to type them in and then glide them to train.
Its kind of already happening here - just for different reasons.
There is very little engagement on Lemmy besides in a few communities. What little engagement there is - is driven by a few users.
Even broad conversion topics get very little engagement.
I get not everyone wants to be a topic "starter" (i know I don't), but they can't even bother to either:
1: just post a tiny comment (look at "what are you watching" in the movies / TV subs on piefed.Social; seems like a real easy topic for anyone to engage in and yet there's only ever like 10 posts and zero upvotes)
2: upvote topics or posts; While the points don't matter - they still show and promote engagement.
in my opinion they've "Disney-fied" the upside down.
And while I dont want a mil-sim (military simulation) the military response is an absolute joke. By this point they know bullets don't work but thats pretty much all they use. They also build a base directly on top of the rift - like come on at least build it off to the side.
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Last resort: (rewatch) one season but it wraps up. Decent show made better by Andre Braugher.
Harry's Law: only a few episodes in and despite being kinda rough around the edges rather enjoyable. Relatively low stakes dramady.
Zoo:(rewatch) fun schlocky show. The animals fight back against humans.
Revolution: (rewatch) fun idea "ruined" by time. Rather cheesy and the main character Charlie is super annoying. Still - not too many post apocalypse shows to choose from that actually stuck with the storyline.
Human Target (2010): I had a lot of fun watching this. Wish it had lasted longer. Despite it's age it holds up pretty well - it doesn't really feel dated like a lot of shows around that era feel nowdays.
If it's a mostly everyone dies quick apocalypse due to sickness or a "rapture" type event then "ammunition and beans" are not gonna be as high a commodity.
Hell even in a "I am legend" type apocalypse where beans and ammo are a high commodity so would entertainment be. (and I'd rather play video games than watch movies.)
If they're suffering let it end - if they can still maintain a good quality of life let them live.. I'm also for human euthanasia.
No matter the amount of love - if the pain is unmanageable or their quality of life is shit let them go.