It is difficult to find a non-toxic fanbase, so, in your experience, which is or are the least toxic videogame fandom/s you have been into?
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What is the LEAST toxic videogame fandom you've ever found?
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So far World of Tanks is what I considered least toxic... But I haven't really went far deep into their fanbase yet.
Rio- wrote:
So far World of Tanks is what I considered least toxic... But I haven't really went far deep into their fanbase yet.
Differemt story in the Russian community and servers, based on what my friends tell me.
OT: I would say...English-speaking Minecraft community
Guild Wars 2 has been a recent(for the last year or so) one, I found a great chill guild and the times of people screaming in my ears in dota are long behind me.
osu also was fantastic, I miss you all...
osu also was fantastic, I miss you all...
I'd probably say Trials Evolution's (didn't really get to play HD and Fusion). Everyone I met was competitive but always cool and willing to help you get better at the game.
Probably Monster Hunter? The community for Amplitude 2016, whatever of it existed, was always very nice whenever I'd post in groups for it but Monster Hunter trumps it out in terms of players helping one another improve.
I agree with Minecraft above though. Only toxicity I've really encountered in MC was back in a MLP server right when the whole fandom was starting to rot.
I agree with Minecraft above though. Only toxicity I've really encountered in MC was back in a MLP server right when the whole fandom was starting to rot.
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Tbh I haven't found any games where the community wasn't chill but I believe Terraria is the least toxic of them all
Roblox Pokemon Brick Bronze, ok firstly Roblox isn't really a 100% nontoxic community, however, in the Pokemon Brick Bronze server it was actually the friendliest game in Roblox I found, lots of people help each other, like teaching them what to do, trading them some good pokemon, becoming friends, etc, etc. One time i got baited into trading all my pokemon in exchange for them to have mega stone, i was so sad and frustrated, so I called out for help in the community and eventually, they reported (and banned) the dude who stole my pokemon's and traded me some good mons as well. It was really the nicest (for me) community in Roblox, but I'm still sad (even today) Roblox had to take the game down due to copyright :'(
From my experience single player and/or co-op-type of games tend to have more wholesome communities since the members are not put against each other, aka, there's no competition. Asshats will still be asshats no matter the community, but at least the game does not "create" animosity
KatouMegumi wrote:
Rio- wrote:
So far World of Tanks is what I considered least toxic... But I haven't really went far deep into their fanbase yet.
Differemt story in the Russian community and servers, based on what my friends tell me.
OT: I would say...English-speaking Minecraft community
Well, no. English-speaking Minecraft community is so toxic
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[GD]Spider wrote:
KatouMegumi wrote:
Rio- wrote:
So far World of Tanks is what I considered least toxic... But I haven't really went far deep into their fanbase yet.
Differemt story in the Russian community and servers, based on what my friends tell me.
OT: I would say...English-speaking Minecraft community
Well, no. English-speaking Minecraft community is so toxic
Spanish-speaking is toxic too.
But current minecraft community is a bit less toxic than it was 5 years ago.
probablyyy hylics and hypnospace outlaw? also club penguin ngl. minecraft has a decent fanbase nowadays
if i had to say (correct me if this doesn't count), from my experience, most of the speedrunning community, most people are chill and are willing to help you.
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Lots of single player games have chill communities (Don't Starve, Huniepop, etc) but the least toxic gaming community I've been in is Runescape. Sure, there's been a lot of drama if you look for it and there are bad eggs but most of the people I've met there are chill and the moderation team is cool.
factorio's got an amazingly nice and supportive community, I think it's because there's a bit of dedication required to get out of the space where you're a "new" player