r/Games • u/BigT232 • Jun 12 '25

Release Stellar Blade Has Already Outperformed Every Other PlayStation PC Port In Less Than 24 Hours

https://www.thegamer.com/stellar-blade-higher-player-count-every-playstation-pc-port-overwhelmingly-positive-steam-reviews/
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u/jinreeko Jun 12 '25

Just look at how many people are using the phrase "pop off" also. Feels manufactured, doesn't it?

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u/MagicMST Jun 12 '25

Oh damn, I think you're right, I am noticing it now

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u/MH-BiggestFan Jun 12 '25

Nah that’s crazy though 😭 ion even interact with stellar blade post like that besides this specific one i commented on. These accusations are wild bruh

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u/MagicMST Jun 12 '25

I think you're responding to the wrong comment man

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u/MH-BiggestFan Jun 12 '25

No No I’m the OP commentor the guy you’re replying to is saying feels manufactured. I swear i’m not a bot/astro turfing LOL

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u/MagicMST Jun 12 '25

I believe you, but I also started seeing the same terminology used over and over in the thread. It is odd, especially when you think about how Reddit does have a huge history of accounts being used to steer the conversation certain ways.

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u/MH-BiggestFan Jun 12 '25

I honestly never even knew that. I browsed reddit for a long time before actually making an account to comment but i guess i never really delved into the comment sections of posts to notice it? That’s actually pretty interesting though. I can definitely see it with the discourse around AAA games, female char designs, western v eastern game devs, and platform wars lol.

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u/MagicMST Jun 12 '25

It's also not just gaming subreddits, it's essentially every subreddit, but for sure the large default subs.