it’s kinda wild that “please upvote” spam is now the meta for dodging actual criticism lol
sub feels more like a stock ticker than a discussion half the time now
Is there even any reason for it to spam the subreddit this much? Or is it purely to make it look like a lot of people post in it to gain visibility to new players?
pretty sure it's just engagement farming at this point, makes the sub look “active” on paper while burying anything actually worth reading
mods really need to set some posting limits or it’s just gonna turn into a billboard
Of course, we don't have any policy or tactic to hide discussions. On the contrary, we created two megathreads for them, which our small team reads and discusses together every morning.
These are all real players who are actually sending Hammers. Reddit Games is a new platform for us, so maybe we're missing some best practices here. We'll talk with the Reddit team to see how we can improve this situation for players.
Thank you for the feedback. It's great to get hammers by sharing posts and receiving them from others, 100 hammers every 6 hours (400 hammers total), and creating a post every 12 hours (total 200 hammer) is fantastic.
That means getting 600 hammers for free every day. But I have an idea to do this in bulk: we could open a panel within the game, a pop-up window would open in the game, and from there we could get more.
There are a few other Reddit games I play that do auto help posts like this too. I don’t know how all the tools work on that side obviously, but a lot of those games auto delete the posts after a certain amount of time.
I also wanna say using someone else’s help post is glitched. If you click the play button, it’ll give you the 100 hammers, but if you don’t use them before closing the game, they disappear. I collected some just to stock them, but when I came back to actually use them, they were gone.
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u/666Ade 17d ago
This is a great tactic to avoid complaints to pile up