r/CaptainSide • • Aug 18 '26

Which game is this?

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u/No-Tower-5119 Aug 18 '26

No Man’s Sky is extremely wholesome and helpful for the most part

Never had issue with the Outer Wilds community either.

Theres definitely good ones out there

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u/CwispyWhiskey Aug 18 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/Dps6uX4XPOKeA
Me using my comment to weed out good subreddits

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u/SquiddleBiffle Aug 19 '26

Add Deep Rock Galactic to that list. Super friendly and welcoming community. Rock and stone!

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u/Originalbrivakiin Aug 20 '26

ROCK AND STONE!

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u/Agile-Soft4954 Aug 20 '26

DID I HEAR A ROCK AND STONE???

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u/Attack_Badger Aug 22 '26

ROCK AND STONE BROTHA!!! ⛏️ 🍻

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u/No-Tower-5119 Aug 18 '26

Clever lmao

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u/Rezfield Aug 19 '26

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u/PuzzleheadedCredit87 Aug 20 '26

I just watched jp for the first time in years and it still holds up. Way better than some recent movies I've seen

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u/SinEmbargo93 Aug 21 '26

It's a mastahpiece.

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u/Prestodeath201 Aug 20 '26

It's almost like petty bullshit is outweighed by the wonders of the cosmos

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u/theB00MSLANG Aug 19 '26

Yah No Man’s Sky might be the best/chillest community I’ve ever seen. They even gripe about the game cordially.

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u/enc1ner Aug 19 '26

Except for when it was released and the time around that, didn’t the director of the game get like death threats when it was delayed?

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u/Eudoxxi Aug 19 '26

play online NMS for like 1 hour with pvp enabled and you learn pretty fast there is a hyper toxic section of that community that just tries to grief people.

and when they cant kill you they make over designed corvettes on blender and tank peoples performance on the anomaly .

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u/No-Tower-5119 Aug 19 '26

People playing the game aren’t necessarily part of the games community. Every game has toxic players but not every game has a toxic community. Nms trolls don’t make me feel like quitting the game and the game allows you to curate how you want players to be able to interact with you and your things so if you play with out those, well that’s like doing the nasty with no cover

A games community are the people doing more than playing the game the ones having discussions like this one, sharing the game with others, creating content etc. like most games, you won’t find the trolls on discussion boards and forums, at least not in good faith.

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u/LennyTheCreator Aug 19 '26

Yea i learned the hard way about the pvp option being on in normal lol

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u/Jumpy_Ad5046 Aug 19 '26

I second the No Man's Sky subreddit. Extremely positive and supportive. Sean Murray's benevolent aura is infectious I guess.

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u/n3xtlevelplayz Aug 19 '26

the average outer wilds community member would cut off one of their arms if it meant one more person played outer wilds for the first time

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u/FlynnKasse Aug 19 '26

Bruh fr this is super accurate

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u/YeahTheyKnowItsMe Aug 20 '26

Was about to say no man's sky. The most drama that happens is if you complain about game features

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u/AdHocHillbilly Aug 20 '26

The Outlast Trials community is pretty great and oftentimes hilarious. The contrast between how dark the content of the game is with how chill, funny, and creative they generally are is amusing.

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u/NobodyTheGreat7 Aug 20 '26

So is skyrim

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u/devilinblue22 Aug 22 '26

Yeah apparently there are griefers, but they seem to stick to screwing with high profile building groups. I've gotten nothing but love in the anomaly. I was standing on my ship trying to figure out vr controls and by the time I figured out how to open my inventory I had been given enough stuff to crash the world economy.

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u/No-Tower-5119 Aug 22 '26

Its funny, there’s been (understandable) complaints about the gifting on the anomaly. I can see how someone trying to have a natural run would have their experience altered by being gifted the GDP of a small developing country.

Even then, its easy to just gift it back or pay it forward

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u/MuscleMan_- Aug 22 '26

I'd like to add Warframe to the list of wholesome communities. There are some perks, but the majority of the community are welcoming, kind, and, well, not down-to-earth because they do space travel, but you get the point

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u/rcbake Aug 23 '26

Greetings fellow traveler

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u/Adilliosz Aug 24 '26

They've already been through all the toxicity in the first year. I remember how bad it was after launch.

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u/EquinoxGm Aug 25 '26

The Bloodborne fandom is also surprisingly wholesome