Well, be the change you want to see in the world. Post some art, lore discussion, gameplay tips, etc. Passively reading posts and then make a new community is pretty ineffective and I gotta be honest, a waste of time, when you can upfront spend the next 10 minutes to come up an idea to post here.
It's advertised only on r/Silksong though. You can expect 90% of people who came from Reddit are part of r/Silksong, and they probably are silkposters. I think you can try !hollowknight@lemmy.world. It's kind of like r/HollowKnight where both games are talked about and just a normal community.
Sure, it's not the best crest, the platforming is also one of the worst due to the pogoing, but ironically it's a lot more fun to play due to exactly that. It's hard to get used to at first, but once you figured out you should be aiming what's front of you rather than the below, it becomes a fascinating and actually viable way to fight flying enemies. Fury allows you to go all out disregarding nearly every incoming attacks, and during fury you hit enemies so fast that you can almost start another fury after it ends if you do it optimally.
If you ever plan to make a second playthrough, please give beast crest some love! (though I wouldn't recommend it if it's the first playthrough as beast crest quirk is distracting)
You might be aware of the cut ending that was discovered within days after release:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H0gWOVrdGEg
Well, It turns out there is a soundtrack for this cutscene named "Strung to Serve" , and was included in the official soundtracks on Steam. It was on the first day of release but quickly removed by the same day.
Silk Soar after update:
Could you elaborate more? My printer doesn't use internet at all and I would just plugg that into my laptop whenever I want to print.
Joke asides, why would you open ports on your printer?
The only reason you should ever cloud gaming is building your own cloud, e.g., with Moonlight, Steam Link.
Not sure about divergence, but there are definitely a lot more interesting posts now. I've tried fediverse (kbin) when the reddit API shit happened. I'm a gamer and there weren't many interesting gaming posts at the time so I returned back to Reddit like a week later. This time with the Discord bullshit I gave fediverse another try and it's so much better now. It's still not as many compared to Reddit but at least there are actual content I enjoy scrolling.
Created an account on Stoat and Matrix. So far I prefer Stoat as it's easier and more intuitive to use.
Here's how to migrate your mods from r2modman to Cogfly:
Note:
Which crest are you using?