For me that would be Stellaris - after so many hours, playing it just feels natural and it is a very relaxing exercise!

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There is a surprising amount of content after the main campaign, it is a lot of fun (so far).

No queue at all, at most a couple of seconds loading.

Amnesia The Bunker: bought it a few days ago and not yet launched :D Games can not be scary if you do not play them!

Indeed, if I were the developers I would be threading much more carefully. While it may be true that the letter is not precise enough, access to YouTube implies a relative acceptance of the terms of service of providing the service, and it is not so clear cut as Invidious claims.

Test response, please ignore at your own peril.

Yes! I remember that I could not really enjoy fallout 1 because of the 150 in-game days time limit to get the water chip…

Invisible walls, including on high places or on bridges - I get it, possibly it would be less fun if the character dies just because you go a bit off-road, but not everything has to be easy!

This - either I avoid it completely, or I just craft whatever I can with the ingredients I have just randomly collected.

If it is a community-driven decision, up to them of course - some small communities I used to follow that are not very much connected to the rest of reddit itself have no mentions about the blackout, and I suspect most of their members are not even aware of it. If it is the moderators deciding themselves, that is a different issue - it is very interesting to follow the list of open and private subreddits in reddark!