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That's not my experience at all. Feel free to provide any examples of very good games getting dogpiled in the comments, but I've never seen it.
by viccis 1y ago
That's not my experience at all. Feel free to provide any examples of very good games getting dogpiled in the comments, but I've never seen it.
- ragequittah 1y agoI'll admit that I stopped looking at reddit for most game content lately (last year or 2) so my opinion might be outdated. But I do remember the new Assassin's Creed getting quite a lot of hate for gross reasons. It becomes oddly political much like many subs for TV shows and movies. Misogyny and racism are rampant. That said I suppose if good moderators filter the rabble out there's bound to be some good communities. I just find that if you love a game it's usually best to steer well clear of the subreddit for it.
- viccis 1y ago>good moderators filter the rabble out This is key and one of the reasons that ignoring r/gaming and subbing to r/games instead has been standard wisdom since like 2010 when reddit actually had a guide to which frontpage subs to unsub from (r/pics, r/funny, etc.) and which ones to replace them with.