As the title says, the PCMasterRace subreddit -- a primarily satire (about the superiority of PC over consoles for gaming) sub with some serious posts scattered throughout -- is doing an AMA, or Ask Me Anything, campaign for PC based Indie developers. The sub is a little lacking in quality at the moment (the mods are trying to recover from a recent population explosion) but the AMAs seem to have gone well so far. AMAs can get a little silly/not serious at times, and I thought our friendly developers here at BeamNG may be interested in something a little less serious after the race update crunch is over. It would also be a good publicity opportunity as the subreddit has alot of subscribers interested in PC gaming, games to push their PCs, games that would make a console spontaneously combust if it attempted to run them, and many of whom with powerful PCs, and I'm not sure if there's a ton of audience overlap. Just something to consider, is all.
BeamNG was pretty highly "exposed" on Reddit when it was first released (and likely still fresh in the community's memory as a result) and is still very common around /r/gamephysics. There's no reason whatsoever to do it in pcmasterrace. A meta post in gamephysics of the standard AMA section would be fine.
The only reason I suggested r/pcmasterrace was that, at the moment, it's the most subscribed of any PC gaming specific subreddits I know, and they were doing an AMA campaign at the time the original post was made. I figured the target demographic of the subreddit (people who own high-end PCs and want games for them) would've been a lot of publicity for BeamNG. Yes, the sub is childish, but as far as I'm aware it's got the widest PC gaming audience, even having recently overtaken r/pcgaming in subscribers. Other subs mentioned, like r/gamephysics, while more appropriate, have less subscribers and a mixed PC/console subscriber base. I just figured getting stickied at the top of r/pcmasterrace for a few days would've been a great way to reach a lot of potential buyers, especially seeing as I was only able to turn up two posts about it with Reddit's arguably awful search function it doesn't seem a lot of people there know about it. You also made a point about the childish-ness of the sub, which would sadly probably leak over into this community a bit.
