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8/1/2015 7:30:28 PM
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I'm in a third world country and we don't have the best source of Internet connection here. I do my best to keep up and maintain atleast a decent connection whenever I play in Crucible.
I stop all downloads, make sure all other people who connects to our WiFi is asleep and I always ask my friends who are in England to keep an eye on me and see if I teleport everywhere or any signs of me having a terrible connection so I can make adjustments.
But sometimes I still get a red bar no matter what I do and I can't help that. I'm sorry in advance to whoever I'll be playing with and I happen to have a really bad connection.
Most of the time, it's fine so please don't hate me lol. :)
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I know it's not my business but if you are in a third world country maybe video games arent what you should be focusing on although they are extremely fun
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Edited by LegendarySyn: 8/2/2015 6:41:29 AM[quote]I know it's not my business but if you are in a third world country maybe video games arent what you should be focusing on although they are extremely fun[/quote] Why can't someone in a third world country play video games? If they can afford it, they're doing something right.
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I didn't mean to say they can't play in third world countries im just saying if you are in a third world country maybe the money should go to more applicable appliances in everyday life although I don't know this mans financial state so I can't give any accurate suggestions/ guidance. If he financially can afford video games and live a rich life style than by all means he can play and I hope he enjoys playing too
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Edited by LegendarySyn: 8/2/2015 6:41:53 AM[quote]I didn't mean to say they can't play in third world countries im just saying if you are in a third world country maybe the money should go to more applicable appliances in everyday life although I don't know this mans financial state so I can't give any accurate suggestions/ guidance. If he financially can afford video games and live a rich life style than by all means he can play and I hope he enjoys playing too[/quote] You're assuming he doesn't have appliances? I mean, are you imagining a mud hut with an Xbox in it? I think you're missing the point here: You don't seem to have a solid grasp of what a third world country is.
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Well said sir, thank you. Just because I said I'm in a thrid world country, it doesn't mean I live in a hut while playing Xbox and eats mud pie. :)
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I have been to third world countries and it isn't as luxurious as other richer countries so what im saying is the money could be used for nicer and more useful things than video games but ultimately it's this mans decision and he knows his situation best so im glad he is making the right decisions for himself
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[quote]I have been to third world countries and it isn't as luxurious as other richer countries so what im saying is the money could be used for nicer and more useful things than video games but ultimately it's this mans decision and he knows his situation best so im glad he is making the right decisions for himself[/quote] Like what? Making his country's government richer so they can be considered second world? People in Mexico should spend their money on things other than video games because you don't understand the term third world?
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No omg that's not it
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And I bet he has appliances that's not the meaning of the word I was using it for
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[quote]And I bet he has appliances that's not the meaning of the word I was using it for[/quote] So you're trying to say application, not appliance. You still don't understand what third world means.
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Ok then I don't I guess
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Im not saying he has a mud hut lol
