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thrasherwin open. cut players.
welcome to competitive gaming
i hope hank gets shot. i want to see marie freak out and do something stupid.
this season was a bit disappointing. i did like the team-building episode though.
oh my god why the fuck are people ddosing
im gonna get a fuckin ganondorf statue in the foyer of my mansion in 10 years.
Phrakturei thought it was pretty funny
why the hate
no evidence that there was any hate. -frags != hate
my friends didn't know until senior year of high school. that was when we got closer. they all played league of legends so i had nothing in common with the other gamers.
they were all dicking off in low-elo league of legends so they thought it was amazing that i was 50 times better than them at video games.
am i proud of it? idk. it's nothing special. first played diablo 2 and tfc when i was like 8 so it was my destiny.
gaming is becoming a norm. i know a lot of people who are casual gamers (console gamers, moba players, and even people who rarely play games) that give a lot of respect to anyone with skill. i live in california so it might be different for a lot of you guys.
strong christian.