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So, hypothetically speaking, if one wanted to semi-regularly play a low-population one-on-one competitive game with folks from around here, what's the best way to do that?
Is it just to join a Discord server? Or make a Discord server and advertise it? Is that the only option?
Edit: Notably, I'm thinking about games that are low population enough that no one's really idling in the game, so the matchmaking sucks and isn't very reliable.
depends what game, for some of them you could use like a steam friends list or an in game list
In-Game really wouldn't work, mostly because I'm thinking about organization - and this isn't the kind of game anyone's going to be hanging out in unless someone already says "Hey, let's play this". There's really not people idling or playing the game very often at all.
I guess Steam Friends is an option, but I really don't want to be like "Heeeeyyyyy, wanna play this game again??" all the time.
ah well, in that case something like a discord might not be a bad idea, you could set up a calendar in there with some proposed game times and then match make from there
I suppose it's not the worst idea.
I just hate Discord, and servers on Discord in particular.
well, the other option would be make just a secondary page on here to post about available game times and work it out in the comments/asks
Hrm. That's an option I hadn't considered.
That might actually work. Thanks much for that suggestion!
