I remember a YouTuber I follow breaking into a raid shadow legends bit, clearly taking the piss and pretending they'd actually sponsored the video.
It took me like a full 15 seconds to realize that it was just a real sponsored segment. They were just reading it with so much sarcasm that it came across like a bit. Don't think they ever got that sponsorship again after that.
Really? I doubt that you searched well enough then.
I really doubt that overwatch, a rather popular game, is somehow exempt from R34 or is my lack of room reading ability just missing the joke.
Completely disregard everything, I'm a blind idiot.
A game's quality is not always deterministic of the fanbase or playerbase's activities.
A competitive game can have solid production quality, great optimization, and plenty of content to get immersed in, but still have players racing to the bottom of the social interaction barrel. Hard to fault the game itself for that.
Yes they are toxic but they are ultimately still good games. That isn't even personal opinion, just due to the fact that they've been extremely popular for a decade proves that.
Pretty good comparison as most of OW players are casuals.
Still, the game's had a ton of improvements over time, whereas movies aren't a live-service thing, bit of an apples to oranges comparison.
The game itself has remained popular because it's received tons of updates in that decade, not because it was perfect at launch. Case in point: playing it's original build during events is not fun for long, and most players stop bothering very quickly.
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Therefore, by the contrapositive of Rule 34, Raid Shadow Legends doesn't exist. ∎
I didn’t know it was a real game. Thought it was just scam clickbait. Every ad made it look like a different genre.
It's both. At least as far as you can call the shitstains that companies turned mobile gaming into "games".
I remember a YouTuber I follow breaking into a raid shadow legends bit, clearly taking the piss and pretending they'd actually sponsored the video.
It took me like a full 15 seconds to realize that it was just a real sponsored segment. They were just reading it with so much sarcasm that it came across like a bit. Don't think they ever got that sponsorship again after that.
how would you know?
Days of exhaustive searching in every dark corner. For academic purposes.
Really? I doubt that you searched well enough then.I really doubt that overwatch, a rather popular game, is somehow exempt from R34 or is my lack of room reading ability just missing the joke.
Completely disregard everything, I'm a blind idiot.
Raid Shadow Legends isn't Overwatch.
How in the hell i could misread that badly.
Are they saying Overwatch and League of Legends aren't toxic cesspools?
Depends entirely on how you play them. The secret to enjoying OW is not playing ranked, and quitting the game once you start getting bored.
I got bored while waiting for it to download. Is it the right time to quit already?
Eh, Stadium is pretty fun for me. Depends on your boredom threshold lol
A game's quality is not always deterministic of the fanbase or playerbase's activities.
A competitive game can have solid production quality, great optimization, and plenty of content to get immersed in, but still have players racing to the bottom of the social interaction barrel. Hard to fault the game itself for that.
Yes they are toxic but they are ultimately still good games. That isn't even personal opinion, just due to the fact that they've been extremely popular for a decade proves that.
Marvel movies have been extremely popular
Pretty good comparison as most of OW players are casuals.
Still, the game's had a ton of improvements over time, whereas movies aren't a live-service thing, bit of an apples to oranges comparison.
The game itself has remained popular because it's received tons of updates in that decade, not because it was perfect at launch. Case in point: playing it's original build during events is not fun for long, and most players stop bothering very quickly.