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    1. Games: Your personal year in review for 2025

      I know Steam Replay isn’t out yet, but I figure it’s still a good enough time to get the ball rolling. This is your place to share any and all thoughts on your gaming for 2025. Games you talk...

      I know Steam Replay isn’t out yet, but I figure it’s still a good enough time to get the ball rolling.

      This is your place to share any and all thoughts on your gaming for 2025.

      Games you talk about do NOT have to be limited to this year’s releases.

      Feel free to share:

      • Favorites
      • Disappointments
      • Surprises
      • Memorable moments
      • Self-reflections
      • Anything else!

      Let us know how your gaming for 2025 went.

      37 votes
    2. Tildes Minecraft: What do you want to see in the next season?

      I'm planning to launch Tildes Minecraft season 3 some time mid November. What mods should we add or remove? Any other recommendations or requests? Edit: As per the majority of the feedback, season...

      I'm planning to launch Tildes Minecraft season 3 some time mid November. What mods should we add or remove? Any other recommendations or requests?

      Edit: As per the majority of the feedback, season 3 will be delayed until the beginning of January.

      Edit 2: Server goes online January 3rd, 2026 at 11am Pacific time.

      36 votes
    3. Overwatch 2 now: how does it look to you?

      I get the feeling that, outside its own communities, Overwatch has mostly slipped out of the wider conversation. We've had: Blizzard’s various incidents/controversies The shift to OW2 and all the...

      I get the feeling that, outside its own communities, Overwatch has mostly slipped out of the wider conversation.

      We've had:

      • Blizzard’s various incidents/controversies

      • The shift to OW2 and all the confusion/anger around that

      • The battle pass / shop pricing / F2P monetization complaints

      • Cancellation of PVE mode

      • General live-service fatigue

      Most of that hasn’t really been “fixed”, but I'm not seeing nearly as much noise about it anymore, good or bad.


      My own (slightly biased) view as someone still playing:

      As a now free-to-play, live-service game with ongoing updates and "events", I feel like OW2's cosmetic pricing is (unfortunately) pretty standard compared to similar big titles. I'm not saying that's good, I think aggressive monetization is a wider industry problem, but within that landscape, the model itself doesn't feel uniquely outrageous to me if the goal is keeping a big, polished game running long-term.

      I also doubt the actual dev team has much control over pricing, so that part lands more on Blizzard/ABK as a company (shocker).

      Setting that aside: purely in terms of gameplay, the game currently feels the best it ever has to me. There's a good variety of modes, and things like the new Stadium mode feel very different from the usual Quick Play/Comp loop while still keeping the core of what makes Overwatch fun: the heroes, the readability, how smooth and well-designed everything feels.


      What I'd like to hear from you:

      Especially if you're not deep in the OW ecosystem anymore (or never were):

      • Do you think about Overwatch at all these days?

      • Did you drop it because of Blizzard, OW2’s launch, monetization, balance, something else?

      • From the outside, does it feel “fine now”, “permanently tainted”, “kind of irrelevant”, or just background noise?

      • If you never really played it: is there anything that would actually make you try Overwatch 2 in its current state?

      And if you are still playing or following it closely, I'm also interested in how you feel about the state of the game vs peak OW1 / early OW2, especially whether it's earned back any trust or enthusiasm.

      Not trying to rehash every incident in detail, just curious how the game and its reputation land for people who aren’t immersed in it every day.

      23 votes