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Should we make communities for specific games? (lemmy.world)

submitted 1 year ago by [email protected] to c/[email protected]

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Something I miss from Reddit was that just about all my favorite games had their own subreddits. Like I happen to be a huge fan of Snowrunner but I don’t see any communities specifically about Snowrunner on Lemmy. But Elden Ring has a community on 2 instances with less than 100 subs total. I think the one hosted on Lemmy.world has 8 subs and 1 post. Elden Ring was game of the year in 2022!

I guess I just don’t see enough engagement on these dedicated communities to see the value in making my own Snowrunner community or any other game in general really.

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[–] [email protected] 1 points 1 year ago

I think it's a bit of an if you build it they will come situation. The userbase is growing exponentially and seeding communities is the best way to continue that organic growth. I don't think the early adopter user is going to bounce when they see it's a sub with limited users and posts, they'll see a fresh start.