I’ve seen a lot of good mentions here already but haven’t seen Nier: Automata yet.
A number of people have suggested it. I linked to the playlists on one comment here. Note that if you’re using the Lemmy Web UI, it — unfortunately, in my opinion — uses AJAX “infinite scroll” loading for comments, and has no way to disable this functionality. Thus, if you are using a web browser and search for text further down in comments, you won’t find it, as the web browser doesn’t know that it should load the rest of the comments to search through them. You have to scroll all the way to the end of the page, keeping yourself at the bottom to force the Javascript on the page to load all the content chunk-by-chunk until it’s done, then do a search. This is one of my irritations with the AJAX “infinite scroll” design, that it breaks browser “find in page” functionality. I’m not saying that there’s never utility to it, but I’d generally rather have the ability to turn it off for situations where the list I’m loading is bounded in size and where I have a fast connection.
Reddit’s old Web UI at least had a one-click link to load all comments on a post; it would load the first 200 and then have a single click that would load all comments. Lemmy’s Web UI presently lacks this functionality.
A number of people have suggested it. I linked to the playlists on one comment here. Note that if you’re using the Lemmy Web UI, it — unfortunately, in my opinion — uses AJAX “infinite scroll” loading for comments, and has no way to disable this functionality. Thus, if you are using a web browser and search for text further down in comments, you won’t find it, as the web browser doesn’t know that it should load the rest of the comments to search through them. You have to scroll all the way to the end of the page, keeping yourself at the bottom to force the Javascript on the page to load all the content chunk-by-chunk until it’s done, then do a search. This is one of my irritations with the AJAX “infinite scroll” design, that it breaks browser “find in page” functionality. I’m not saying that there’s never utility to it, but I’d generally rather have the ability to turn it off for situations where the list I’m loading is bounded in size and where I have a fast connection.
Reddit’s old Web UI at least had a one-click link to load all comments on a post; it would load the first 200 and then have a single click that would load all comments. Lemmy’s Web UI presently lacks this functionality.