D&D 5E Cross posting between enworld and reddit?

[JEB]

I check out various D&D Reddits every once in a while (mainly r/dndnext), but generally the discussions are more interesting here. As far as posting, that's basically been limited to the polls I've copied onto there, just to widen the number of responses/compare demographics.

 

[Charlaquin]

I prefer my forums to display posts in chronological order, so Reddit is not my first choice.

 

[Levistus's_Leviathan]

I prefer my forums to display posts in chronological order, so Reddit is not my first choice.

Reddit is really bad at having discussions, but is quite good at brainstorming/gathering ideas from the community.

ENWorld is pretty good at having discussions, and pretty bad at brainstorming/gathering ideas from the community.

 

[Casimir Liber]

I prefer my forums to display posts in chronological order, so Reddit is not my first choice.

Yeah the forum post order does my head in.....

 

[cbwjm]

I tend to post in both areas, I normally keep up to date with a few dnd subreddits, I organise by new so I will tend to see many of the more recent posts.

 

[Shiroiken]

I periodically comment there, but as my opinions violate groupthink, I'm often downvoted into oblivion. It never bothers me, since I don't care about fake internet points, which just seems to infuriate them further.

 

[Blue]

I post and comment here for discussion. I read reddit when it comes up in a google search about things ENWorld covers, and occasionally peruse some of the subreddits for games ENWorld doesn't have a large audience for. For example I'm running a Masks: The New Generation RPG which is PbtA. But even in those cases I'm likely not posting, just consuming and occasionally replying.

Just for completeness, I give answers and critiques on several Facebook D&D groups, but there doesn't seem to a method of discussion there besides arguing. I don't initiate posts there either.

 

[payn]

Im with the crowd that discuses things here, looks for answers there.

 

[DEFCON 1]

After ENWorld, I'd post to the RPG.net forums for discussion before reddit. LOL.

 

[TwoSix]

I don't "discuss" much on Reddit, but I make occasional comments on r/unearthedarcana. Most of the other RPG-focused subreddits aren't generally as useful to me. A lot of the discussion seems to be younger players hashing out topics like "How to not railroad while running an adventure path?" or "How do I integrate player backstory?" that we've discussed ad nauseum over the last 20 years.