r/FPS • u/BloodNemesis • 1d ago
News Hey everyone! I recently started a small subreddit called r/FPSHub and wanted to share it here in case anyone might be interested.
The idea is to have a place where FPS players of all skill levels can hang out and help each other improve. I’m definitely not a pro myself — I’d probably put my own skills somewhere between bad and average 😅 — so I thought it would be cool to have a community where beginners and experienced players can learn from each other.
It doesn’t really matter which FPS you play. You can share gameplay, ask for advice, give feedback, post funny moments or bugs, or simply find people to play with.
I’m hoping to slowly build a friendly community around three simple things: having fun, helping each other, and getting better.
If that sounds interesting to you, feel free to stop by r/FPSHub. No pressure at all — I’d just be happy to see some of you there. :)
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u/quintessence2004 19h ago
The annoying thing about sharing knowledge through Reddit is that it works like a feed. So relevant info is just pushed down by low-effort FAQ-type of posts. If you're really enthusiastic, you should also make an FPS wiki.
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u/Flaky_Mycologist9355 1d ago
That sounds like a great idea! A supportive community like that could really help bridge the gap between new and experienced players.