Let your art speak for itself. Give the world another masterpiece, and in a way it will be the sweetest revenge you can have.

Or I guess you could make him wear a walrus in your next fanfic, and fight another walrus until he goes "full walrus".

I'm a huge fan btw Mr. Fazbear

I asked him how he managed to create a literal female embodiment of the 7v7 game mode.

I do have to give you credit for doing your part to silence toxic voices. By which I mean I popped into your stream once, made a light-hearted joke in chat about the Pootis Fazbear fanfic and you immediately perma-banned me.

Seems like he has a massive chip on his shoulder. There are always a few bad eggs, this community is fine. Lots of friendly, helpful, funny people.

Also, watching that legit gave me a headache. If I ever switch to Overwatch I'm gonna have to get myself a black & white monitor.

Reading this made me realise you have parents and I legit felt a pang of sympathy for them.

High Intensity Videogames

Probably about 70% of my playtime was in pubs, but I've given up. Full of retards just walking at you through doorways and dealing 150 damage in about a second by flailing their mouse. If you correctly guess where they are through the blinding flames and hit your shots perfectly then you maybe trade with them.

I realised too late it was a videogames opinion thread and not a tf2 opinion thread

valve make bad games

Just to add: he wasn't a great war leader. His ability to delegate and willingness to listen to advice from his Generals was what ultimately won in the Eastern Front.

Infact, most of the blame for the disasterous start to the war for the USSR can be laid at Stalin's feet: He purged Red Army officers in the '30s, he insisted on deploying huge armies right on the border (which were then encircled and effectively wiped out in the first few weeks of war), he refused to believe intel that a German attack was imminent and refused to allow his generals to mobilise for war, and he suffered a total breakdown and sat in his Dacha in a state of complete listless depression afdter the Germans attacked, leaving the country completely leaderless for several days until he pulled himself together.

Of all Russian leaders, Stalin was the greatest administrator. By far.

Paranoid, bloodthirsty, ruthless, genocidal, power-hungry and traitor to the revolution, sure. But that guy knew how to delegate and how to organize.

If your task is to argue he is the best leader you should probably focus on this as trying to deny he was a monster is a losing battle. Look at his rise to power as general secretary, a post previously thought to be just secretarial (pun intended) but which he used to gradually consolidate power within the party. Look at his various economic plans such as the 5-year plan, his implementation of the GULAG system, restructuring of the Red Army, roadbuilding, canal building, factory development, various economic plans (such as the 5-year plan), the relocation of entire factory complexes to the East of the Urals in the face of the rapid German advance. Also look at the amount of incredible talent that he was able to foster. Molotov is arguably one of the most successful foreign ministers of all time. Zhukov, Rokossovsky, Vasilevsky and Timoshenko could all individually stake a reasonable claim to be the greatest general of all time and the fact they all emerged in that era under that leader may not be a coincidence.

Stalin's genius was ultimately organizational. Your argument should close by looking at the state of the USSR at the time of his rise to power and compare it to the state of the USSR at his death. No single nation in history (except maybe Genghis Khan's empire) has so quickly grown in strength over the tenure of one person's leadership. By this metric it's impossible to argue any other Russian leader as greater than him, not even Muscovy under Ivan the Terrible.

Looking forward to England drawing 2 games, losing to Belgium, then going out in the groups because someone wins the Tunisia vs Panama match.

Female blaze is just blaze with lipgloss

Pessimistic prediction: jetpack bombs from overhealed pyros who are good at airblasting will be too difficult to defend against, as any airshot attempts will involve a huge risk of the pyro dropping your med with minicrits. Community will suggest "reflects do not minicrit while airborne" stat for all flamethrowers. Despite it being a relatively small change to implement, Valve will not rebalance for several months leading to jetpack being banned in 6v6 and we all end up back to square one.