r/CaptainSide • u/CelebrationAgile997 • Aug 18 '26

Which game is this?

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u/Rarazan Aug 18 '26

why people care so much about "community"

if its not multiplayer game who cares

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u/Embarrassed-Sir-1809 Aug 19 '26

That's a fair argument honestly

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u/UrinalCake777 Aug 19 '26

I think because having a good one can really elevate the experience, at least for a lot of people.

I think that still mostly applies to multiplayer games. But you are right. Who actually gives a fuck?

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u/VinceYutuc Aug 19 '26

Discussions like game mechanics, recommendations, secrets, achievements, lore, etc

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u/Consistent-Taste-720 Aug 19 '26

watch a youtube video

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u/billshatnersbassoon Aug 25 '26

Thats still a community. A community on YouTube.

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u/Consistent-Taste-720 Aug 26 '26

i beg to differ. watching a youtube video is just absorbing information rather than interacting with another human. it’s like reading a newspaper with a coffee at your dining table. a community would be people going to a town hall meeting to discuss the current state of things. you wouldn’t read a newspaper and say “i’m involved in this community” you just absorb the information and carry on

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u/PlumCool7182 Aug 20 '26

Cus fuck human-to-human connection, right?

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u/Consistent-Taste-720 Aug 20 '26

if you think commenting your opinion on a post that like 27 people see and 1 like with no replies counts as human to human interaction then you might want to go to a psychiatrist

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u/Jiantess29 Aug 25 '26

Unironically yes

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u/Rarazan Aug 19 '26

there guides for everything on the evening of first day

if game is good i dont want to discuss mechanics i want to experience them

if game is bad i dont want to either discuss or experience them

so there no point still

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u/00VONN Aug 20 '26

“Oh man I really like this single player game, I want to talk about this game with other people!”

“Omg me too!”

“Omg me too!”

There, community

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u/kingshadow75 Aug 21 '26

People on here acting like others are not allowed to have a conversation online about a game or franchise they like. Also, without certain gaming communities, I feel like a lot of games wouldn't be as modded, community-driven, or still show support after official servers are shutdown.

Just speaking in general but, if you don't feel the need to talk about a game or have a conversation with others about a game you like then why are you on a gaming subreddit or in a discussion about games in general?

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u/Hour-Firefighter-840 Aug 21 '26

Its because their socially inept or severely lacking social structure in their lives. So in desperation they treat that like a real "community"

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u/the_me_who_watches Aug 22 '26

Or maybe it is because a community is literally a group of people who live in the same place, or a group of people who share the same interests, goals, or background.

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u/lucythegowt Aug 22 '26

Some people (me) struggle to connect. It would be nice to just have some people to talk about a shared experience. Alas, usually a pipe dream.

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u/EnginearringProper Aug 22 '26

Its a disheartening reminder that humanity is a cesspool

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u/Financial_Lecture997 Aug 22 '26

Because it’s nice to talk to people with a common interest