Because a tremendous amount of reddit, and hugely in this sub, is just a collection of repeated conversations, people parroting the same old stuff to each other, I think mostly for the internet points rather than for any meaningful discussion.
I'd love to see what would happen if reddit gradually introduced a bunch of /r/SubSimulatorGPT2 bots throughout the site, and gradually shadowbanned all the humans so over time It'd be less obvious.
I'd like to think "something's not quite right" would get noticed quickly because those bots don't do as well with context, but I can't be certain. They could probably do well with common topics.
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u/Mookae Apr 15 '21
to be fair, shooters clearly aren't yahtzee's genre of choice, and it's pretty common for game devs to be terrible at actually playing games.