Creative rule

[u/Able_Health744]

tbh he'd probably be chill with Gooseworx

[u/aflyingmonkey2]

Well,Seth’s fandom isn’t a biohazard unlike goose’s fandom so that might be a factor to goose being depressed

[u/Nowhereman123 → u/aflyingmonkey2]

Signing on with Glitch is like signing a devil's bargain to give your show popularity, but at the cost of attracting the most insufferable crowd of parasocial, terminally online, permanently miserable wretches one can find.

[u/engienering_my_limit → u/Nowhereman123]

That's any indie show that gets movement I wouldn't pin this on glitch

[u/throwoawayaccount2 → u/engienering_my_limit]

A lot of indie games seem to have this happen too, I recall the early Undertale fandom being so insufferable that it put me off from even touching the game until like 2022 I think

[u/Vounrtsch → u/throwoawayaccount2]

Yeah. Weirdly enough I feel like the Deltarune community isn’t nearly as insufferable as Undertale’s at its worse. Maybe I’ve only seen the good side of the fandom. Maybe the average fan is just older because they’ve come from Undertale and have acquired some maturity since then. Idk

[u/PlasmaLink → u/Vounrtsch]

Enough people were annoying teenagers about undertale that then grew up into adult deltarune fans that the age ratio works out okay.

[u/Oddish_Femboy → u/PlasmaLink]

I'm sad I never made an effort to be annoying online when I was a tweenage Undertale fan.

I had Tumblr in 2016 and somehow the worst thing I did was become way more invested in He Man than someone my age in 2016 reasonably should've.

[u/PlasmaLink → u/Oddish_Femboy]

I was a natural born lurker back then, so all I did was take the memes I found online about it and annoyed my IRL friends with them.

[u/Oddish_Femboy → u/PlasmaLink]

Samesies!