I have to say, Reddit has been a ridiculous source of drama for the past few weeks. Its almost like someone is scripting this stuff.

Yup, content is king. Post snaps and comment whenever you can. It can be depressing when you post a snap that gets upvotes, but no comments. Personally, I use sites like Reddit/Snapzu as much for the comments as the links. If all I cared about was links, I would stick to my RSS feed.

Not a bad list of things to look for during the development practice. It's funny how often you can forget some of the basics.

The fact the creator of this had the roms built in was a major red flag, that's a big nono...

Yeah, it's pretty obvious that you can't provide the games in these situations. That line has existed pretty much since emulators became popular. Provide the tools, not the content.

That's to be expected in these situations. It's easier to create a good vs evil narrative if you judge the community as a single entity made up only of the people you are looking to criticize the most.

Snapzu, while being a place that doesn't ban discussion, is a place that seems to value friendlyness over freeze peach. We had people try to make /t/fatpeoplehate here, and the only post in the tribe is a LOTR meme saying that it won't fly here.

Its easy to make these determinations when the topic is a community like FPH. But what happens when the decisions are not so clearcut? That's where sites struggle as they grow in popularity. It's not the FPH communities that start the problem, it will be things like religious tribes vs atheist tribes. Or liberal tribes vs conservative tribes. Or even console gaming tribes vs pc gaming tribes.

I've tried this game a few times but the combat always felt "off" for some reason. With all the updates though, I've been thinking about giving it another shot.

I've always been curious if this is actually something worth paying our if it's just popular because it's so weird.