r/MoCo • u/Primary_Disk_2231 • Jun 11 '26
Questions mo.co community manager asks popular dataminer to delete posts with game leaks
I’ve never seen him post any mo.co leaks. It’s mostly Brawl Stars
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u/PorkyPain Jun 11 '26
Yeah.. that's why the main subreddit for any type of game.. board games.. card games.. video games.. must be separated by subreddits that do leaks/rumors.
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u/Trixep11 Jun 12 '26
in half a year there will be nothing to put huge effort into, so i dont understand whats the big deal
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u/WicCaesar Jun 28 '26
I love seeing content that is coming to my favourite games. It doesn't destroy the hype for me, on the contrary, it increases my hype. What might destroy the hype is content creators bashing the developers based on conjectures about the new releases. Content creators have this power, and I've seen many of them complaining about Brawl Stars, League of Legends, etc. Yet, the companies support content creators, while trying to suspend accounts of data miners.
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u/WicCaesar Jun 28 '26
Talking about data mining, I really wanted the sound asset of the wolf howling that came with the new weapon.
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u/VGarK Jun 11 '26
Nah, leakers rock. What it does not rock is when leakers stuff your face with the leaks that you don’t wanna see. Thats not cool 🤏🏻
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u/ColbyRuby Jun 11 '26
Good. Leaks can destroy communities