Reddit humor in video games

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I love when my 2015 game made by a homestucker with a Tumblr account has "reddit humor"

Do you even have a definition of reddit humor or do you just like to shit on games because they are cheesy?
Both.
Appealing to Reddit probably guarantees thousands of dollars in extra sales. Reddit has changed from when it first became famous. Reddit is more like Tumblr now.
Still sucks but yeah, it makes sense.
Have you tried telling them to get off your lawn?
We don't have guns in 'Tarctica, so no.
better than racism and vitriol from 4**** you saw how offensive pokemon clover was right?
No idea what that is.
 
You'd have to be more specific, Reddit is mostly a combination of referential humor and dad jokes, neither of which were invented by Reddit itself.

What people call "millennial writing", which just means sarcastic or self-aware remarks

Most commonly known as the "wellllll, that just happened" type of writing. Sadly people don't understand that being corny doesn't necessary mean you are badly written, you are just corny

They call it Reddit humor because... I don't know, Reddit bad I guess? I find it closer to the type of theatrical writing that comes from Tumblr more than anything tbh
 
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1. Go to reddit.com.

2. Open popular post.

3. See comments.

4. Contemplate the meaning of life itself.

^My attempt at describing the cesspool worse than 4chan and it's "humor".

Indie devs don't know this.
You somehow made an explanation that makes less sense than no explanation at all. What's even the point of bringing the opinion of you can't even explain what you mean?
 
Reddit is a censorship platform that is popular in my search results. I avoid it whenever possible. I don't know why this site is favoured by search engines. I would not class any type of humour as coming from the website, despite the unexplainable popularity of the site.
 
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better than racism and vitriol from 4**** you saw how offensive pokemon clover was right?
You mean 4chan? And no, I've never heard of that rom hack, until you posted the name. I also don't like "internet memes" or "internet lingo" in some games, as it kills the "immersion". I also don't know what "Reddit humor" is.
 
Ugh, Reddit. The only time I used that website was to download PS2-PS4 PKG files.

And you know, I could never take the "real" stories seriously from Reddit, it just sounds made up and there's no way to verify it's real. Of course, there's a few ones that are authentic.
 
IMHO games are here to take you AWAY from IRL world, so in a good one, there oughtn't be a need to link it to, and especially the worst aspects of IRL, so one fine and easy example would be BL1+2, Fallout as a whole, Kingdom Come, and the like.

Flesh out the game's universe, make it's own inside jokes and especially the style of, or go back in history and at least link concepts to make some/remove sense to the game world, and just roll with that. If you reference gaming/streaming culture in itself at all, then you're just a piss-poor world builder than anything else. You want gamers to create breddit jokes from your in-game inside jokes than the other way around if it's a properly good game.
 

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