What you describe on reddit is more about its tyrannical moderator problem. Each sub is essentially its own website, its own forum, on a unified UI and userbas

What you describe on reddit is more about its tyrannical moderator problem. Each sub is essentially its own website, its own forum, on a unified UI and userbase. And it is extraordinarily hard to create and advertise an alternative sub to an established one. If I think /r/apples is terrible, for example, it is uncommon for a breakaway /r/realapples can get traction. So yeah, the TLoS subs are probably a bunch of fans mostly, and are wary of trolls. Legitimate criticism is just blown away because the power users of that sub don't care for it. It sucks but that's how it is on that site. As for your opinion, I think the show is good, I like the world-building and how people cope with the details of the life.