Reddit pixel battle draws to an end

The countdown to the r/place end date begins, therefore, the Reddit pixel battle truly ignites, drawing everyone into the exhilarating flurry of pixelated creativity.

Here’s the gist of it: r/Place is a lively stage where each user becomes an artist, armed with a pixel from an eight-color palette to splash onto the digital canvas. The twist is in the waiting game – after each pixel placement, users must bide their time for a few minutes before they can make their next move.

The appeal of r/Place is entrenched in its spirit of collaboration. It’s a riotous, wonderful spectacle to see a sea of strangers unite and evolve into a creative force. Groups are formed, each with its unique artistic vision – some aim for intricate pixel masterpieces, others for powerful messages, such as creatively voicing their protest against Spez. It’s fascinating to see how these vibrant communities find common ground, engage in fun-filled banter in their subreddits, and collectively weave stunning pixel tapestries.

But the Reddit pixel battle is more than just a fun pastime. Protest-driven communities have found in r/Place a powerful avenue to amplify their voices and air their grievances. This unique blend of art and activism adds a fresh layer of purpose and camaraderie to the platform.

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Naturally, the spirit of competition isn’t lost in the fray. Reddit users from all corners of the globe join forces to represent their national pride, painting the canvas with their country’s flags. r/Place, thus, transforms into a fascinating digital embodiment of global unity and competition.

Who is winning the Reddit pixel battle?

Reddit does not give any real statistics about the artists of this canvas, but it would not be wrong to draw a conclusion by comparing the size of the flags drawn by countries to the entire canvas.

• According to a gHacks reporter, the top countries leading the Reddit pixel wars at the time of writing are as follows:
  • France: 74,800 pixels – 12.3%
  • Germany: 46,800 pixels – 7.7%
  • Netherlands: 31,200 pixels – 5.1%
  • Ukraine: 26,400 pixels – 4.3%
  • Portugal: 23,125 pixels – 3.8%
  • Turkey: 18,000 pixels – 3%
  • Brazil: 15,300 pixels – 2.5%
  • India: 15,200 pixels – 2.5%
  • Norway: 11,900 pixels – 1.9%
  • Sweden: 8,800 pixels – 1.4%
  • USA: 8,700 pixels – 1.4%
  • Finland: 7,700 pixels – 1.2%
  • United Kingdom: 6,900 pixels – 1.1%
  • Poland: 6,000 pixels – 1%
  • Mexico: 4,800 pixels – 0.8%
  • Denmark: 4,500 pixels – 0.7%
  • Czech Republic: 3,250 pixels – 0.5%
  • Canada: 1,000 pixels – 0.2%
  • Switzerland: 750 pixels – 0.1%
  • Hungary: 675 pixels – 0.1%

The calculations were done by referring to the largest flags of each country that featured on more than one spot on the canvas. Numbers were then rounded off, and flags under 0.1% were not included in the list. Remember, the Reddit r/place end date is approaching, so this leaderboard is bound to see some last-minute shifts.

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When is the r/place end date?

So, when exactly is the r/place end date? While the event kicked off on July 20th and is expected to close on the 25th, we’re unable to confirm the precise hour, given Reddit’s silence on the matter. One thing’s for sure, though, the Internet’s canvas eagerly awaits the final strokes of its artists until the very last second of today.

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