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7/26/2025, 4:18:48 PM
>>716490451
Because a new fanbase tends to be much more active and can spread their annoying bullshit everywhere until the honeymoon period ends, but until then you have to deal with an ever evolving stream of dumbasses.
With old bad fanbases you already know that they're shit, but also that they can be avoided since they tend to stick to their own hives full of the diehard fans.
But like >>716490634 said, if you actually end up hating a game solely because of a fanbase, you're a massive retard. Literally just get off of social media and you don't have to deal with any fanbase unless you're playing something like a MMO.
Because a new fanbase tends to be much more active and can spread their annoying bullshit everywhere until the honeymoon period ends, but until then you have to deal with an ever evolving stream of dumbasses.
With old bad fanbases you already know that they're shit, but also that they can be avoided since they tend to stick to their own hives full of the diehard fans.
But like >>716490634 said, if you actually end up hating a game solely because of a fanbase, you're a massive retard. Literally just get off of social media and you don't have to deal with any fanbase unless you're playing something like a MMO.
7/26/2025, 2:41:36 PM
>>716478701
I still can't get over how much worse the 1-58 experience was in cata compared to vanilla.
I still can't get over how much worse the 1-58 experience was in cata compared to vanilla.
7/7/2025, 10:32:03 AM
>>96027303
anyone who doesn't know that the old school became "the old school" instead of just what the discourse is like when 3rd edition and especially 3.5e took the world by storm so hard that it almost sounded like a good idea to make D20 Modern with it is either lying or retarded.
and frankly, I wish the old school was more dead, with their bleating about wanting less rules as if locking shit like how much damage you can do by goomba stomping a goblin or how flammable grease from the Grease spell is behind reading the GM's mind is supposed to spontaneously make players more inventive.
anyone who doesn't know that the old school became "the old school" instead of just what the discourse is like when 3rd edition and especially 3.5e took the world by storm so hard that it almost sounded like a good idea to make D20 Modern with it is either lying or retarded.
and frankly, I wish the old school was more dead, with their bleating about wanting less rules as if locking shit like how much damage you can do by goomba stomping a goblin or how flammable grease from the Grease spell is behind reading the GM's mind is supposed to spontaneously make players more inventive.
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