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Let's Talk About Games - A community to talk about video games.

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Let's Talk About Games - A community to talk about video games.

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New Communities@lemmy.worldEnglish · 5 months ago

Let’s Talk About Games

!letstalkaboutgames@feddit.uk

We’ve got some great gaming communities on Lemmy for sure, but with LTAG I wanted to create a space to allow for players to come together to discuss games, the community around them and the ways in which we play, interact and consume them.

If that sounds like your sort of thing then head on over. We’ve got shortbread and builders tea on tap.

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I’m talking about your comment that I replied to:

It seems to me that the other gaming communities have a lot of news content rather than discussions.
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  They usually are drown among the news

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