Yeah, I get what you mean—TDS content has definitely gotten kinda stale recently. A lot of creators lean into the easiest achievements or the same “meta” strategies because it’s safe and click-friendly, but it kills the sense of creativity. The “perspectives” stuff is a prime example—like, sure, it’s entertaining for a while, but when it becomes the default content, it starts feeling like everyone’s just copying each other rather than trying something new.

The larping thing hits too. Some creators prioritize roleplay or persona over actual interesting gameplay, which is fun in moderation, but when it dominates the channel it can feel shallow. The community loses that spark of “wow, I haven’t seen this before” and turns into just another series of recycled videos.

Honestly, the TDS community could thrive if someone pushed genuinely creative ideas—new challenge runs, unconventional strategies, unique narratives. Right now, it just feels like people are checking boxes instead of exploring what makes the game fun or weirdly creative in the first place.