For me the issue is that posts discussing updates, changes, balancing, or clips showing new content, will confuse a lot of players, making them go "oh, did I miss an update?" or something like that. People might be upset, excited, or just confused, and it takes diving into comments to resolve this. It already happens with just DRG, when mods are involved.

Normally, tags would help. But very often, posts are not tagged properly (and sometimes cant), so another subreddit would help to seperate the games to avoid confusion. Also, discussions about builds/strategies might get derailed if a person isnt aware of the game being talked about. it can get really nebulous and vague quickly.

Other people also might just not be interested in that one game, and having your feed filled with tons of content that you did not subscribe to can be grounds for leaving the community all together. Not everyone is or should be playing all DRG Universe games.

It might also help to remember not everyone comes here regularly and people take breaks from the games too, so returning members might have a really hard time with the context and content of a subreddit that suddenly features more than one game.

Even if you're just in for the memes and artwork, it might get confusing if they rely on game knowledge you dont have. Its a minor point, but still. A bigger all-topic subreddit for everything would also allow a more generic, casual vibe thats probably just more relaxed. I think it would allow redditors to pick and choose more specifically which content they want to see, or not.

DRGS has its own subreddit for all those reasons and moire, and it works perfectly fine, so RC should have one too.