What had happened on the Reddit was the separate BfN Reddit was created and then there was a lot of back and forth about needing it distinct from GW and a poll. The poll to keep BfN on the GW subreddit won by a significant margin so the BfN was largely abandoned.
Thank you for explaining the BfN reddit situation to me. I only checked it out sporadically, as I didn't really like the tone there much. Theoretically, one community for all PvZ shooters would be a great way to unite the fan base. Theoretically. Unfortunately, things seem to have gotten out of hand there quickly, which is a shame, as there appear to be many nice players interested in a normal discussion there. The negative overshadowed the positive, making the entire PvZ community look like immature, toxic fanboys. I guess the attitude of a particular PvZ YouTuber didn't help either.
With the community seemingly being more positive again, do you think we share this thread there? Maybe we could kindly ask for a new PvZ shooter together, like the Skate community did. If it can work for such a niche thing, I don't see why it couldn't work for PvZ. The only difference between PvZ and Skate is that BfN's financial underperformance is recent.
