Have you ever returned to a game years later and had a very different experience, despite the game not changing significantly?
I've dusted off a number of online games, replayed them, and actually liked them more than when I was younger. One thing I really miss is server browsers, because that's how I spent the majority of gaming when I was a kid. It's nice when there's a community in online gaming. Examples that come to mind are battlefield 4 and halo 3/reach.
Why are conversations on Reddit often so hostile and toxic now days?
Social media requires engagement to get adsense, and what gets engagement? Rage bait and inflammatory comments. Unfortunately, I think "traditional" social media is a huge cause of modern "toxic" online discourse.