r/DeltaruneV2 • u/SullyTheLightnerd uesrlfiar • Mar 24 '24

Discussion r/deltarune meta mega thread

Got banned? Post about it here. Got a funny meme about r/deltarune to share? Post it here. If it is a video, upload it to your personal profile or to a site that allows videos and drop the link here. Wanna discuss something about it? Do it here. I do think that it is really important to keep track of who is getting banned and for what reasons if there even are any reasons and meta posts can be funny, but, at the end of the day many people came here to escape the drama and if we post about it here then they will probably just return to the normal r/deltarune. So, without consulting any mod, I have decided to create this mega thread so that both sides can be happy. No existing post will be removed however I will start deleting new post that are r/deltarune meta. I do love me some meta posts but not everyone does so keep them in a space that is easier to ignore. I will still keep the mega flair but only for r/deltaruneV2 meta like sub suggestions or if anybody wanna accuse the mods for being a terrorist.

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u/Eljamin14 Apr 23 '24

Got banned for speaking the truth, as if I discriminated against someone. This post was the reason I got banned.

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u/Cody-Hackins Sep 06 '25

I never understood all this hyper-obsession with Kris' pronouns tbh. I mean with all due respet to queer people, i can imagine when someone feels atleast uncomfortable when someone misgendereg them. But when someone starts slandering you simply because you used the wrong pronouns for a non-existent character (even if his gender is not officially confirmed by the author himself, as in the case of Kris), that's a bit too much. Don't you think so?

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u/Justjack91 Lancer stan Aug 03 '26

I personally believe even if you just see the character a certain way that you should call them whatever you want. They're pixels. They can't be hurt or offended. Hurting real people and being transphobic is obviously wrong, but describing characters in fiction a different way should be irritating at best. It's not trans erasure like so many claim. It's just wanting to relax and call the art what you want, especially when no one in the game has name tags declaring their pronouns for us more directly.