I am following all the pcgaming communities in hopes to find the void from /r/pcgaming.
If this is the one that takes over, I'm all for it.
this post was submitted on 15 Jun 2023
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Why is the discord now pointing out to r/pcgaming? Have we sold the community to the shitty mods that cared more about their position than the community?
No it hasnt been sold at all. I still look after this for its users.
I just thought that at least the community could be seen to pull together. So I asked /r/pcgaming to at least have a presence here incase reddit goes full evacuation. I also thought based on how new and small we were that being linked and in their discord would at least fill the empty void until we have enough people to make our own discord worth while.
I'm a new user (strike, reddit, all that) and I'm pleasantly surprised by the quality of Kbin... So I'm packing my bags here.
Besides, what is your method for using Kbin on your Smartphone?
They have a /kbin app
Honestly the mobile website is surprisingly good.
Chrome for Android asks if you want to add it to your home screen and it's a relatively seamless process.
Plus it doesn't repetitively spam you to download a shitty mobile app :P
Plus it's a progressive web app so you can just download the web page to your home screen to run it like an app on your phone