Elwendryll wrote: »colossalvoids wrote: »Looking at this comment section I wonder who still thinks that endgamers are more toxic than regular crowd.
Gratz and keep on conquering!
Idk it's just confusing how somebody can consider this fun and go ahead and flex their stats like they've won the Stanley Cup.
Somehow I just can't find this interesting or consider it some sort of achievement.
Sorry.
Having world records is definitely something you can flex on, in my opinionThey worked very hard for that obviously.
I still don't think it's really something worthy of bragging.
If anything comes to my mind it's... Quite shameful actually. I mean, aren't there more meaningful things?
I don't mean to be rude. Maybe I haven't been playing games as much to understand.
So, unless someone cures cancer, so aren't worthy of any praise?
Got it.
Well no, you can do meaningful things in life that develop your skills, personality, character and even do things that people may love you for.
This isn't really something that should be glorified, but that's just my opinion I guess.
Whatever floats your boat. Keep doing things that make life fun for you. I just think it's a waste of potential talents.
Elwendryll wrote: »colossalvoids wrote: »Looking at this comment section I wonder who still thinks that endgamers are more toxic than regular crowd.
Gratz and keep on conquering!
Idk it's just confusing how somebody can consider this fun and go ahead and flex their stats like they've won the Stanley Cup.
Somehow I just can't find this interesting or consider it some sort of achievement.
Sorry.
Having world records is definitely something you can flex on, in my opinionThey worked very hard for that obviously.
I still don't think it's really something worthy of bragging.
If anything comes to my mind it's... Quite shameful actually. I mean, aren't there more meaningful things?
I don't mean to be rude. Maybe I haven't been playing games as much to understand.
So, unless someone cures cancer, so aren't worthy of any praise?
Got it.
Well no, you can do meaningful things in life that develop your skills, personality, character and even do things that people may love you for.
This isn't really something that should be glorified, but that's just my opinion I guess.
Whatever floats your boat. Keep doing things that make life fun for you. I just think it's a waste of potential talents.
Not surprised that animation cancel exploiters get all the good scores LOL
*mumbles something about foxes and grapes*Idk it's just confusing how somebody can consider this fun and go ahead and flex their stats like they've won the Stanley Cup.
I mean, why do people celebrate winning the Stanley Cup? It doesn't actually matter for human progress or whatever, so why behave like they achieved something?
People did a thing. They're proud of doing the thing because it's a thing not many can do. They're telling others that they did the thing.
Which is normal human interaction, not rocket science.
An extremely difficult achievement to obtain due to the hard competition, but we did it.
Merlin13KAGL wrote: »Do you think trial bosses start threads asking for Hodor to be nerfed?
Not surprised that animation cancel exploiters get all the good scores LOL
Elwendryll wrote: »colossalvoids wrote: »Looking at this comment section I wonder who still thinks that endgamers are more toxic than regular crowd.
Gratz and keep on conquering!
Idk it's just confusing how somebody can consider this fun and go ahead and flex their stats like they've won the Stanley Cup.
Somehow I just can't find this interesting or consider it some sort of achievement.
Sorry.
Having world records is definitely something you can flex on, in my opinionThey worked very hard for that obviously.
I still don't think it's really something worthy of bragging.
If anything comes to my mind it's... Quite shameful actually. I mean, aren't there more meaningful things?
I don't mean to be rude. Maybe I haven't been playing games as much to understand.
They've created a monopoly on content completion.
This is Hodor dude. They've been telling us "they did the thing" numerous times now. It's become expectation so much that it's no longer considered an achievement worthy of a congratulations, but merely a "Oh yeah, good job guys, so when's the next thread?"
And also, I find this part of the OP;An extremely difficult achievement to obtain due to the hard competition, but we did it.
Extremely humorous.