Haunting_Tale_5150

It’s complicated. joined in 2018 right before they introduced new reddit and even back then there was a stigma reddit was “getting bad”. However, reddit has been the best place for me to discover new things and the niche communities and interests were really great. I use an extension (that will surely die alongside the 3rd party apps) to find reddit comments associated with any youtube video that made my browsing really great.

The thing that makes me most upset is how they pulled out the rug from so many people and then acted like it was the people on top of the rug’s fault it was pulled.

It’s weird but I like how can you see the ratio of upvotes and downvotes for each post/comment people make. It makes it feel less like a mob going towards/against a single thing and more personal.

Awards were fine when there was only three of them: gold, silver, platinum. Once they added twenty billion, all meaning the awards once had were lost, especially since many of them were given to users for free when they were once paid only.

Yeah, I knew about mastodon and stuff before but never made an account or checked it out much. Now I get it lol.

The game over mechanic in platformers. Fine with it in RPGs, but after playing Rayman Legends and Mario Odyssey game overs seem more intrusive in platformers rather than something beneficial to the overall enjoyment of the game.

RIP Reddplanet and Narwhal. For many people Apollo was their main, but for me I stuck by those two until the bitter end.

If it helps, I joined kbin cause I like the UI more :P

I’m bad at explaining but I love Kirby’s boss battles, they’re simple, challenging, and somehow extremely cinematic. Just can’t get enough of them. If there’s more games that are just the boss battles as a full game let me know.

I’ve gotten it a few times, but today was the max point. I am guessing the api news is bringing reddit’s capacity over the edge? That’s just a guess though.

I broke reddit not once, not twice, but three times today.