Dread Hunger is one of the most interesting experiences I have played this year.

Most people I have spoken to who are heavily involved in the community have been extremely polite, friendly and have a laugh with one-another at the end of the day. The people amongst the dev team that I have spoken to have also been extremely polite and friendly.

The gameplay itself feels extremely good, even on my terrible PC. I've rarely encountered bugs, and even more rarely encountered anything game-breaking except for one unfortunate incident. (more on this below)

Obviously, there are those people who are rude and troll but that happens in literally every single multiplayer game. Understanding who problematic people are and simply avoiding them isn't too difficult.
People always seem to complain about the wait time but I don't personally see any issues. People not playing? I'm sure you have 300 other games in your steam library to play or you can just do something unrelated until more people get on.

One experience, when Doppleganger was first introduced, using the spell would trigger the game to think I was cheating and apply poison to me permanently. Since this would happen anytime I cased it, it became obvious that I was both a Thrall and also very handicapped. When I brought it to the devs, they simply thanked me for the report and fixed it up not even a few days later. This experience 100% pushed my favour onto this game and it's what eventually led to me streaming the game.

I may only have 500 hours, but I would recommend this game. It's fun. I want to see a bigger audience here and I want the devs to continue with the amazing work they've done so far

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk

Dread Hunger is one of the most interesting experiences I have played this year. Most people I have spoken to who are heavily involved in the community have been extremely polite, friendly and have a laugh with one-another at the end of the day. The people amongst the dev team that I have spoken to have also been extremely polite and friendly. The gameplay itself feels extremely good, even on my terrible PC. I've rarely encountered bugs, and even more rarely encountered anything game-breaking except for one unfortunate incident. (more on this below) Obviously, there are those people who are rude and troll but that happens in literally every single multiplayer game. Understanding who problematic people are and simply avoiding them isn't too difficult. People always seem to complain about the wait time but I don't personally see any issues. People not playing? I'm sure you have 300 other games in your steam library to play or you can just do something unrelated until more people get on. One experience, when Doppleganger was first introduced, using the spell would trigger the game to think I was cheating and apply poison to me permanently. Since this would happen anytime I cased it, it became obvious that I was both a Thrall and also very handicapped. When I brought it to the devs, they simply thanked me for the report and fixed it up not even a few days later. This experience 100% pushed my favour onto this game and it's what eventually led to me streaming the game. I may only have 500 hours, but I would recommend this game. It's fun. I want to see a bigger audience here and I want the devs to continue with the amazing work they've done so far Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk