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A Reddit-discovered Crimson Desert movement trick is letting players cover far more ground while gliding, and the community is split only on whether it is genius design or the sort of thing Pearl Abyss will eventually patch into the floor.
A Pokemon Pokopia player has taken cozy-game discipline to a new level by straight-up imprisoning the monsters they dislike, proving once again that if players can build it, someone will inevitably turn it into a detention facility.
A *Pokémon Pokopia* fan has built a remarkably faithful version of Ash Ketchum’s house, complete with bedroom details, garden touches, and a few community-approved tweaks.
Paul McCartney’s Reddit account was banned after sharing photos from his own Los Angeles concert, a move that sparked online head-scratching before the account was restored.
A deleted Reddit post claimed a Discord group paid users to post positive comments about Bungie’s new game Marathon. An investigation found the evidence was misleading and the original screenshots disappeared fast.
Reddit's leadership says the site needs ways to prove users are real people. Ideas on the table include Face ID, Touch ID and traditional ID checks.
Reddit is ending automatic bans based on subreddit participation, aiming to stop 'guilt-by-association' enforcement—but moderators fear it will unleash harassment.