If anyone else has had a similar experience with "I Don't Want Your Moons" or other games with a similar concept?

I'm interested in learning more about why toxic and unwelcoming behavior seems to be prevalent in some gaming communities. Are there specific factors that contribute to this, such as anonymity or competition between players? What steps can game developers take to promote a more positive and inclusive community culture, and how can players themselves help to create a more welcoming environment for everyone?

I'm also curious about the specific experiences of other players who have tried "I Don't Want Your Moons" or other games with similar concepts. Have you encountered toxic behavior from other players, and if so, how have you dealt with it? Have you found any ways to connect with like-minded players who share your desire for a more positive and supportive community culture?

In addition to discussing the challenges of toxic gaming communities, I'm interested in exploring potential solutions and alternatives. Are there any games or communities that you've found to be particularly welcoming and inclusive, and if so, what do you think sets them apart? Are there any specific strategies or approaches that game developers and players can take to promote a more positive and supportive community culture?

Overall, I'm eager to learn more about the complex issue of community culture in gaming and to explore potential solutions and alternatives. Thank you for any insights or information that you can provide!

 

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