It's threads like this that keep the #Gamer stereotype of being a lonely, single basement dwelling virgin alive and well.
These kinds of accounts can be (and have been) bought, faked, you name it. A cursory glance at the post history means nothing. It's an epidemic on Reddit, not some tin foil hat nonsense.
What's in the large plastic containers?That's it?
I feel like I've seen much worse (or more endearing). People like to share their enjoyment of games, what else is new? At least it isn't
What is the actual real life interaction? Reddit upvotes? I just don't see the point of these. The utter indistinguishability from astroturfing just underlines the banality.
No? I also don't "call out people" for this. I just came to this thread to point out that companies do in fact advertise in this fashion since it's so full of "why would anyone ever" and "lul some people have lives you know".
No I'm not, but I assume most of those people are not weirdos that go spamming their 'setup' on a fucking subreddit. Normal people don't do that so It's safe to assume it's an advertisement, like almost everything else on reddit. Just for kicks I asked my cousin if she and her husband are going to post an image of the whole setup they have for when they play BL3 together. She said "no, why the fuck would I do that?" And that's a great question, why would you do that? It's either an advertisement or it's the kind of people I hate, self-important cunts.
I think crafted world is a bit weak as a Single player game, but it's really good as a co-op game because it has a ton of hidden collectables that make communication really fun and some of the harder stuff to get seems to be made with co-op in mind.
this your first time looking at setups on reddit? this is not anything new.
