sportsmanship is dead
I’ve seen fighting game players who won’t throw a single punch until they know both players are ready. What kind of games do you play?
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sportsmanship is dead
I’ve seen fighting game players who won’t throw a single punch until they know both players are ready. What kind of games do you play?
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I’m starting to think it’s part of a growing Lemmy dialect
to be honest, I had to fight autocorrect to misspell charcuterie for the joke
Yay I love chartut… the uh sharcutery… the meat and cheese on a board
I had to run an alias every time I wanted to change the brightness on my laptop, and it defaulted to max brightness every time it was restarted.
I get that if I was a better person I could just pull myself by my bootstraps and teach myself to sync the brightness buttons on the keyboard to work again but I’m not. On windows it just worked.
In the unlikely event that I don’t win, there’s no point in being mad at my opponent. It was simply a skill difference. (I don’t play games with shitty balance)
I say “gg” because it was fun. I had a good time.
“don’t yuck someone else’s yum.” words to live by.
interesting, but unless I get some grand awakening I’m probably not gonna be doing that
Wait competitive games too??
I guess it’s fine gif you want to say it like that
I hope you get cited when they put this dialog in the next movie
Ad Hominem? I should’ve guessed someone like YOU would stoop so low.
How 'bout a little dollop of microplastics on my asbestos pancakes? Got a long day of work ahead.
that’s because co-op multiplayer >> competitive multiplayer
It’s Heroes of the Storm but I think I like your ideas better
“Well pard, I reckon I can make that happen”
oh, you were concerned about a typo and not the logic behind their comment?
because ‘a’ vs ‘an’ is dependant on the first sound not the first letter. For some reason the “yew” in uniform counts as a consonant.
Which one? I’ve exclusively heard bad things about League for being a cesspool of toxicity. HOTS seems more chill though.