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What's wrong with Steam communities?
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this post was submitted on 03 May 2024
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Pretty normal for most gaming communities steam or otherwise.
They all devolve into that because, well they're games, not a whole lot to really talk about once the initial exploration of mechanics happens and then it falls into a cycle of other stuff, patch comes, discussion happens briefly, then back to other stuff. Rinse, repeat until the game does or the developer does something to piss the community off.