u/Quibilash

Sometimes I remove content which I think is just there to provoke people, arguments or discussions not done in good faith, but how do other moderators approach this?

For me, Genshin has a lot of 'playerbase can't read', which I see sometimes in the fandom but also that I've also done myself where I'm reading lore or character kits and my eyes glaze over a little.

I've also heard some things from other series like the Blue Archive's associations with "Uouhhhh" kind of playerbase, Reverse 1999's 'don't talk about Brazil' and 'doomed yuri', Umamusume 'umapyoing the horses', yuri ice skate kiss, and being a gateway to actual horse racing, but I'm interested in knowing what kind of community jokes have spread around for the numerous gacha games.

I was looking at Tides of Torment - Dechala as a potential pack I could buy, but is it just me or does it seem like it's not THAT 'necessary' for the Slanneshi units, at least if I'm playing the Warriors of Chaos?

For the Preyton it feels like there are better monster options, although it is Flying and anti-large which is neat.

For the Pleasureseekers, wouldn't Rot Knights be better, if slower?

Champions of Slannesh seem pretty good, I will say that, they look pretty spicy for Monstrous Infantry, but I'm not sure if them alone is worth the whole pack.

Devotees of Slaanesh and Slaangors seem a bit 'ehh' to me.

The Chaos Sorcerer Lord of Slaanesh and Exalted Hero of Slaanesh feel odd, the Sorcerer Lord could be replaced with a Normal Slaanesh Lord and then a Chaos Sorcerer of Slaanesh, since we already have the Slaanesh Lord and Slaanesh Sorcerer, while in comparison the Nurgle Lord and Sorcerer were locked behind Thrones of Decay, and Exalted Hero of Slaanesh ... I dunno, doesn't seem too enticing to me

If I don't intend on playing Monogod Slaanesh but do plan on playing Warriors of Chaos is this pack skippable without missing out on much?

I know all the undead factions are getting changed in the newest DLC, do we know how much Arkhan will be affected? I mean, Nagash is his head honcho in lore, so it makes sense Arkhan would change quite a bit with Nagash showing up, do we have any info on that? I was hoping to play Arkhan as my next Tomb King campaign

So, I've noticed another sub which is crossposting onto one I'm moderating since they're part of the same fandom, but considering the kind of content and that one of the moderators on their sub was banned from ours due to antisemitism and generally making poor content our sub didn't enjoy, is there any way to prevent that sub's posts from being crossposted onto ours? Or would I have to disable crossposting entirely?

I was wondering because I feel like I've seen some people mention newer bugs happening with the latest patch, my saved game seemingly works fine but could there be unforeseen issues if I play on an 'outdated' save or should I be fine?

Title, unless an account makes it really obvious and just copy the other account, how do moderators figure it out?

I was wondering how many people get into moderating a subreddit and for what reason, for me, I assisted in moderating for my first sub because one of the moderators of a sub said they were basically doing it solo since the other mods were inactive, and since I liked the series the subreddit was about at the time, I wanted to help out since I didn't want the subreddit to get suspended for lack of moderation, and also because I felt like I would be able to help foster a better community.

In that sense the connection was me being a 'fan' of a particular series and spending a lot of time on the subreddit already to where I felt comfortable taking a volunteer role in managing the subreddit, but what about you guys? I know that some moderators are detached to the topic at hand whether they were once passionate or not

So, the nations I've played so far, being Belgium, Italy and currently Germany, are all monarchies, but there has been times where a Communist or Socialist revolution is about to occur and take over, one day, should I let it happen? What should I keep in mind if I go Council Republic and how does it differ from monarchies?

I had a question about door encounters and the cursed ones, if I'm reading the wiki right, if I know a door encounter is cursed for a companion or merchant, if I tell them to leave, there's a chance they could return as an uncursed encounter another day?

Or if I find a character at the door is cursed, and even if I refuse to open the door and they leave, are they permanently cursed?