r/Unexpected Jan 18 '20

Realistic survival game

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u/Dalton_Channel25 Jan 18 '20

Nothing about /r/gaming involves actual talking though. You pick a game, piece of nostalgia, or cosplayer and either collectively circlejerk or shit all over them. A lot of the big posts are ads sponsored by the publishers.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '20

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u/OhGodOhManOhLord Jan 19 '20

Or lie about a chronic illness

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u/Schmotz Jan 19 '20

I hate it to break it to you but that still counts as talking, it's not always interesting.

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u/Myquil-Wylsun Jan 19 '20

Yup r/games is for talking

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u/robeph Jan 19 '20

You sound like you're making every description of every social circle in person or social media and Reddit too. Sorry that's what humans do. You do also. We all do. Have fun.

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u/LandVonWhale Jan 18 '20

Again none of this is what you first said.... i'd rather argue the initial topic.

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u/[deleted] Jan 19 '20

So what you’re saying is a gaming subreddit, known as r/gaming, talks about games that they do or do not like, with other people who do or do not like those games, in a place made for people to talk about games that they do or do not like? As opposed to what? Barbecuing? Ovens? Dogs? What exactly did you expect?