Looks like everything they are posting is getting down-voted.
The most downvoted comment in Reddit's history
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#13Only 19 hours old, too. One thing to keep in mind is that Reddit used to normalize votes until about a year ago or so, such that it was exceedingly rare for a post to get beyond triple digits (both positive and negative). I wonder how many older unpopular comments would have made it into the negative six figures if vote totals had been uncapped sooner.
I'm not sure, but let's try and just talk about Rampart ok?
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#14Even though I hate the business model, this is going crazy with people sending death threats to employees.
They never hid their intent, the business model for the game has been discussed for a long time.
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#15The most brigaded comment in Reddit’s history
FTFY
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#16Wow that's some incredible brigading. One of the most upvoted comments (it might be the most upvoted one, don't know) is at a mere 98.6K: https://www.reddit.com/r/IAmA/comments/5h7gq8/i_was_goofy_at...
The most upvoted post is 283K: https://www.reddit.com/r/funny/comments/5gn8ru/guardians_of_...
Considering how upvoted-items get more and more visible, and thus more and more upvotes, it's a huge achievement for a downvoted comment to have that much engagement.
edit: via r/subredditdrama, the most downvoted comments noted so far:
https://www.reddit.com/r/ListOfComments/wiki/downvoted
https://www.reddit.com/r/SubredditDrama/comments/7cicb7/user...
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#17It's weird, the Cluetrain Manifesto is old enough to drive now but companies still don't talk like human beings. I'm not sure what EA's social media group is trying to accomplish by engaging in such a clumsy way.
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#18Only 19 hours old, too. One thing to keep in mind is that Reddit used to normalize votes until about a year ago or so, such that it was exceedingly rare for a post to get beyond triple digits (both positive and negative). I wonder how many older unpopular comments would have made it into the negative six figures if vote totals had been uncapped sooner.
According to the admins, the scores on older posts were recalculated after the scoring was changed.
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#19I'm continually fascinated by the gaming community's relationship with EA.
It's like, "Fool me once, shame on me. Fool me 37 times. . . ahh, what the hey, let's throw another 60 quid in this hole. I'm sure this time it'll be different."
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#20If people hate EA so much, why do they keep buying their games? It's not like Time Warner, with a monopoly you can't avoid.