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What is the LEAST toxic videogame fandom you've ever found?
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world of warships since everyone did their best to support their teammate and i pretty much got accepted to many clans despite me having a tier VI battleship
scratch like you can make a game useing it why would be toxic
L4D2, I miss the old days
celeste fandom is pretty good, haven't seen any drama on it yet
hmmm, League of legends and Dota 2
thread said least not mostDragos21001 wrote:
hmmm, League of legends and Dota 2
TicClick wrote:
NITW
Gregg rulz ok!olea32 wrote:
Night in the woods for sure
I would say it's osu!, it's just amazing. But if I would have to say something other than that, maybe Team Fortress 2.
Beat Hazard
Stardew Valley fans are definitely so nice.
Touhou, as a fandom its not really toxic, and very welcoming.
As for individuals, well there all very different in very amusing ways.
As for individuals, well there all very different in very amusing ways.
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If only Animal Crossing fans were as nice.Stomiks wrote:
Stardew Valley fans are definitely so nice.
And you think they would be so wholesome since they're playing a village game with animals in it.eblf2013 wrote:
If only Animal Crossing fans were as nice.Stomiks wrote:
Stardew Valley fans are definitely so nice.
Totally agree with this old post.TheKingHenry wrote:
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
osu! has a lot of very different sub communities, on one hand you have OT which is pretty nice in general, on the other hand you have the mapping community.clayton wrote:
compared to other games, it's so easy to get involved in even the "niche" parts of osu! community, so I think if you have some intuition where to look you're guaranteed to find lots of cool people. I don't know if overall it's less toxic or whatever but it's your personal experience that matters
I miss PSO2 so much, wasted hundreds of hours on that game. The community was pretty nice, as long as you didn't accidentally join the 18+/weird blocks.keremaru wrote:
definitely PSO2
the only toxicity comes from an alliance being dead, or when some meseta bot is in lobby
other than that, we literally just do emotes until it's concert LMAO
Definitely, you can even easily chat with the creator on discord, he's really cool.akmal2232232123 wrote:
Beat Hazard
I absolutely despise the omori community179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn
I don't want to play omori because I don't want to be associated with them
True. Omori isn't not toxic. They're like a less worse fandom than undertale but still toxic.-Remi wrote:
I absolutely despise the omori community179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn
I don't want to play omori because I don't want to be associated with them
GW2 is the friendliest one for me, there are a few bad apples there but it almost never happens. PSO2 comes close though.
I don't know if Algodoo counts as a game. But the people in the marble racing community are very cool and there are rarey annoying people in it.
There's a marble racing community?Felixland wrote:
I don't know if Algodoo counts as a game. But the people in the marble racing community are very cool and there are rarey annoying people in it.
I would say Earthbound Aka Mother fandom
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There's a marble racing community?Felixland wrote:
I don't know if Algodoo counts as a game. But the people in the marble racing community are very cool and there are rarey annoying people in it.
I thought it's just a bunch of people going "oh hey, a marble video popped up on my feed, guess I should watch it because it's satisfying."Felixland wrote:
YesStomiks wrote:
There's a marble racing community?Felixland wrote:
I don't know if Algodoo counts as a game. But the people in the marble racing community are very cool and there are rarey annoying people in it.
same179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn
I hate this group of fandoms:Stomiks wrote:
True. Omori isn't not toxic. They're like a less worse fandom than undertale but still toxic.-Remi wrote:
I absolutely despise the omori community179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn
I don't want to play omori because I don't want to be associated with them
Undertale
Deltarune
Omori
Five Nights at Freddies
Friday Night Funkin
- No specific order, they're all as bad as each other
the english Taiko no Tatsujin fandom is real nice!
Only the english fandom?BeaniCraft wrote:
the english Taiko no Tatsujin fandom is real nice!
i don't know about the other ones
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
With number 3 I was thinking that less wholesome games tend to have more degenerate fandoms, but now that I think about it, degeneracy doesn't equal toxicity. So I agree.Stomiks wrote:
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
project diva community pretty nice tho
bought once project diva ft then got bored, its like the 99% of fandom same
bought once project diva ft then got bored, its like the 99% of fandom same
And on this day, none dared mutter the beast's name: League.
Jokes aside I'd say the Splatoon and Binding of Isaac communities are pretty non-toxic.
Jokes aside I'd say the Splatoon and Binding of Isaac communities are pretty non-toxic.
All the Binding of Isaac players I've ever met insulted me for not liking the game, then proceeded to insult every game I ever played.Salty Potato wrote:
And on this day, none dared mutter the beast's name: League.
Jokes aside I'd say the Splatoon and Binding of Isaac communities are pretty non-toxic.
most toxic thing i've seen in the splatoon fandom is the whole sticks/motion debate
that's a good thing, by the way. the debate is dumb and sometimes people will just bring it up for no real reason, but it's mundane and borders on being a weird in-joke sometimes
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that's a good thing, by the way. the debate is dumb and sometimes people will just bring it up for no real reason, but it's mundane and borders on being a weird in-joke sometimes
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i find wholesome games to actually tend to draw in worse fanbases, since they often attract children and immature adults. the sort of people who'll send outright death threats over pointless thingsyoony1 wrote:
With number 3 I was thinking that less wholesome games tend to have more degenerate fandoms, but now that I think about it, degeneracy doesn't equal toxicity. So I agree.Stomiks wrote:
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
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All the toxicity in The Sims fanbase gets vented on killing your sims in horrible ways and telling EA to fuck themselves.
Not the least toxic but it's a relative low toxicity.
Not the least toxic but it's a relative low toxicity.
the grand strategy fandoms are all pretty cool
octowave wrote:
i find wholesome games to actually tend to draw in worse fanbases, since they often attract children and immature adults. the sort of people who'll send outright death threats over pointless thingsyoony1 wrote:
With number 3 I was thinking that less wholesome games tend to have more degenerate fandoms, but now that I think about it, degeneracy doesn't equal toxicity. So I agree.Stomiks wrote:
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
Children. Especially the children. They make up most of the toxic parts of a community since they can't grasp the concept that actions have consequences. They won't listen to reason or constructive arguments either since they're just children.
EA deserves all the hate it getseblf2013 wrote:
All the toxicity in The Sims fanbase gets vented on killing your sims in horrible ways and telling EA to fuck themselves.
Not the least toxic but it's a relative low toxicity.
They also lack the ability to understand that not everyone has the same opinions as them. Most of Twitter needs to learn that lesson lolStomiks wrote:
octowave wrote:
i find wholesome games to actually tend to draw in worse fanbases, since they often attract children and immature adults. the sort of people who'll send outright death threats over pointless thingsyoony1 wrote:
With number 3 I was thinking that less wholesome games tend to have more degenerate fandoms, but now that I think about it, degeneracy doesn't equal toxicity. So I agree.Stomiks wrote:
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
Children. Especially the children. They make up most of the toxic parts of a community since they can't grasp the concept that actions have consequences. They won't listen to reason or constructive arguments either since they're just children.
Biggest reasons I hate children.Felixland wrote:
They also lack the ability to understand that not everyone has the same opinions as them. Most of Twitter needs to learn that lesson lolStomiks wrote:
octowave wrote:
i find wholesome games to actually tend to draw in worse fanbases, since they often attract children and immature adults. the sort of people who'll send outright death threats over pointless thingsyoony1 wrote:
With number 3 I was thinking that less wholesome games tend to have more degenerate fandoms, but now that I think about it, degeneracy doesn't equal toxicity. So I agree.Stomiks wrote:
I don't think 3 is needed. I've seen a few NSFW game fandoms but they're all so nice to eachother.yoony1 wrote:
I think there's 3 things that contribute to non-toxic videogame fandoms:
1. The fandom is small.
2. No competitive aspect.
3. The game is wholesome.
The nicest one I've ever been in is probably the Another Eden fandom, which hits points 1 and 2, and although it's not the most wholesome game out there, I would also say it's not not wholesome.
Children. Especially the children. They make up most of the toxic parts of a community since they can't grasp the concept that actions have consequences. They won't listen to reason or constructive arguments either since they're just children.
The Japanese Taiko fandom is quite toxic.BeaniCraft wrote:
i don't know about the other ones
People who say League of Legends are lying
It's not a lie it's a joke. No one who ever played the game would actually believe that, unless the only other game they played is Call of Duty.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
People who say League of Legends are lying
Oh god imagine only playing LoL and CoD and nothing elseKarmine wrote:
It's not a lie it's a joke. No one who ever played the game would actually believe that, unless the only other game they played is Call of Duty.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
People who say League of Legends are lying
you'd develop the patience of a god dealing with that kind of toxicityI AM VERY SMART wrote:
Oh god imagine only playing LoL and CoD and nothing elseKarmine wrote:
It's not a lie it's a joke. No one who ever played the game would actually believe that, unless the only other game they played is Call of Duty.I AM VERY SMART wrote:
People who say League of Legends are lying
at least, assuming you don't become the toxicity
scratch that omori fandom is mid but the tally hall fandom is pretty civil tbh179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn
agreed179bpm wrote:
scratch that omori fandom is mid179bpm wrote:
splatoon/omori are the ones that come to my head rn