SpaceBattles.com
reviews and complaints

As someone deeply immersed in the world of geek culture and creativity, I must say that forums.spacebattles.com offers a platform for a wide range of discussions and interactions. The forum caters to fans of sci-fi, anime, games, and more, providing a space for like-minded individuals to engage. However, there are concerns raised by users regarding certain practices, such as issues with registration processes and moderation. While the forum has its strengths in fostering constructive conversations, there is room for improvement in addressing these user-related challenges to enhance the overall experience for everyone involved.

SpaceBattles.com is a pretty cool website where you can talk about all sorts of stuff related to sci-fi and fantasy. The forums are a great place to hang out and chat with other fans about your favorite books, movies, and TV shows. However, there are some issues with the mods that can make the experience less enjoyable.

First of all, the mods can be pretty strict about what you can and can't say on the forums. They have a lot of rules that you have to follow, and if you break them, you can get banned pretty quickly. This can be frustrating if you just want to express your opinion or have a casual conversation with other fans.

Another problem with the mods is that they sometimes seem to be on a power trip. They can be very heavy-handed in their moderation, and they don't always follow their own rules. This can lead to situations where they take sides in arguments or discussions, which can be unfair to other users.

Despite these issues, SpaceBattles.com is still a great place to hang out if you're a sci-fi or fantasy fan. The forums are active and there are always interesting discussions going on. Just be aware that the mods can be a bit overbearing at times, and try to follow the rules as best you can.

SpaceBattles.com is a great forum that is easy to navigate. The mods do a good job of keeping people from being jerks and everyone is usually pretty nice. The discussions are usually pretty constructive and people are polite. It's a good place to talk about all kinds of stuff, from science fiction to politics. Overall, I would definitely recommend this forum to anyone who is looking for a good place to chat with other people.

SpaceBattles.com is a website where people come to share their opinions, but sometimes they can be pretty harsh. Some of the users don't seem to have much talent, but they still write reviews that can be pretty mean. It's not a great place to go if you're looking for constructive criticism.

One thing that's really not cool about SpaceBattles.com is that some people steal art and post it on the site without permission. This is a violation of the artist's rights, and it's not fair to them. Some of the users try to cover up this theft by saying that the art is free to use, but that's not always true. It's important to respect the rights of artists and not steal their work.

Overall, SpaceBattles.com can be a pretty negative place, but there are some good discussions to be had if you can wade through all the negativity. Just be careful not to steal anyone's art!

This website is a great place to visit if you're a fan of sci-fi, anime, cartoons, games, card games, and any other kind of entertainment. It's not just sci-fi that's popular here, but also other genres that attract teenagers and young adults like me. However, there's one thing that really bothers me about this forum provider (XenForo) that has some additional security features that you can add. Some countries can't sign up unless you fulfill certain conditions, like messaging an admin or doing some tests. I think that's okay, but it's ridiculous if there's money involved for a condition on your membership registration. Fortunately, I haven't seen that kind of practice yet. This forum is using one of those features, apparently.

When you try to sign up, it says that registrations aren't currently accepted. But once I got to the homepage, I can see the newest registered member that has signed up Tuesday of last week. I swear I saw the registration is unavailable way before that day. Because of that, it baffles me, why? What is the reason? Is it for security reasons? Server/user overload? Blacklisted for some reason? What? I searched on Google, tried my best to look through the forums I found no results.

Is it scheduled or something? If it is, at least PUT THE SCHEDULE in the f***in homepage for god's sake! You can't even contact them; you can't even sign up (that would be pointless, unless there's a I have a friend that I invited or wants to join as well and I already have an account) and the "contact us" feature is nearly useful as a pocket lint. I used that feature one and a half weeks ago and I haven't got a reply. It's excusable if there's only two-three staff that is running the whole website, but they have more than that. And like the newly registered user that gets displayed on the front page, the personnel that are online are also displayed. You can see that there are 5 or more website personnel that is online occasionally.

Is it because the server can't handle anymore traffic or the website is full of users? The latter would be unlikely, but if it's the former, ALSO PUT IT IN THE DAMN FRONT PAGE!

That is a big letdown for those who really want to join, and it's also infuriating. Sure, the security feature that they are using also gets rid of the spammers, trolls, flamers and other unlikable bunch, but since they don't even do the things that needs a workaround (e.g. Explaining why people can't register or replying back to messages or questions from that useless "Contact us"), they're also leaving out the legitimate users unwillingly.

It's somewhat frustrating, to be honest.

EDIT: Now, they have also put that registrations are closed for the meantime in the front page, but haven't included the reason or the schedule, if it has one.