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Image 1 — Despite the contents (official or fan contents), you still like it.
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▲ 4 r/Multifandom

Despite the contents (official or fan contents), you still like it.

1: Drukhari, one of the worst (some say it is the worst) faction in WH40K, you will surprise how f*cked up they are, even by 40k standard.
2: Omori, the game itself is a psychological horror game, but the fandom really know how to nail it.
3: Hetalia, by itself it is not that questionable, but the fandoms...hell yeah, I whatever it is, I will embrace it.
4: TCOAAL, I don't have to say much, but to be honest, the game have more things to offer than the fandom it create (one of the most homogeneous fandom I ever seen).
5: SOIAF: great series, the fandom is okay (when compare with the series itself.) The contents come from fandoms is quite diverse.
6: Bungo stray dogs: the works from the fandom is...fire.
Honorary mentioned: BA, despite it contents, it is somehow less toxic than Genshin, and in my country, BA fandom is considered... civilised when talking about multi fandoms interaction.

u/Gooning_Marshall — 1 day ago
▲ 35 r/equestriaatwar

Is Stalliongrad existence even make sense?

I always feel that the Idea of Stalliongrad as a break away state is not that fitting, especially breaking away from Equestria out of all place. Sure, Celestia can't handle everything, but outright let your most industrial part breaking away from your empire because they are starving and continuous mistreatment isn't a small loss. And she don't even negotiate to try make them reintegrate peacefully ? This make Celestia quite inconsistence character. I think it would be better if Stalliongrad was a intergrated country like Newmare land, then the break away or a revolution will make more sense.

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u/Gooning_Marshall — 7 days ago
▲ 80 r/HOI4memes

I swear PRX is using hoi4 as a testing ground, the number of change they throw into game is unprecedented before.

u/Gooning_Marshall — 8 days ago