u/ANKERARJ

I'm a frequent user of both platforms but always prefer using Reddit, just my experience and opinion. X has become a platform for click baiting engagement since its now been monetized, at least in my feed, every second post is about someone trying to join a discord community, substack, or engage with their post. I do find X great for real time news and events as they happen, this is undeniably better than reddit. but i always find my way spending more time on reddit because my feed is curated to communities that interest me and i do find the posts are more genuinely human and opinioned as opposed to just trying to bait you into engagement.

share price is in the gutter but I think over the long term it will do fine, just needs a few strong catalyst to spark up interest.

Had a random moment at work today that made me more bullish on $RDDT. We were trying to figure out a weird Exchange iPhone Mail issue and everything looked normal on our end. I escalated to our senior systems engineer and he found a Microsoft advisory that explained exactly what was happening, so I asked how he found it.

Turns out he just described the problem to AI, the AI pointed him to a Reddit thread, and that thread led him to the Microsoft advisory.

That’s basically the Reddit bull case in a nutshell for me. Google already has the whole internet, but Reddit has 20 years of people describing weird, specific problems in normal human language and other people figuring them out.

Makes me think the Google licensing deal could be a much bigger deal over time than people give it credit for.

No vechiles.

No skating.

No APAS enhancements.

No zip lines.

No jumps.

No bridges.

No boost/battle skeletons.

Into the wilder difficulty settings.

150hrs in. Absolutely loving it. The world/environment finally makes sense.

Play the game how you want to play so this likely won't be for 99% of players, requires patience, planning, the environment becomes the challenge & I love it. Every delivery is a challenge and when you do big journeys it feels very rewarding. You stop looking for the fastest line and start reading the terrain. Weather, rivers, cliffs, and cargo weight become the real enemies

Ultimately the world feels hostile again, which is how I like it.

The difference is night and day. Just wow. Highly recommend to anyone that is on the fence - just do it, you will not look back.