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8/4/2015 9:44:53 PM
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Yes I will complain when things piss me off.[/quote]
This showcases how much of a child you are.
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He is a child, yessss?
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That's foolish. If you don't complain when you don't like something than you've lost your right to free speech. Its why american politics are a joke and a circle jerk. Because no one complained about the corruption and constant BS so now they're stuck with a broken system run by corporate greed and not by what the organization was initially formed to do. If you never complain, nothing ever changes. Granted, everything in moderation.
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Why the hell are you bringing politics into a first world problem?
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Because the principle at hand remains the same. If you would like me to use small words so your feeble mind can understand basic concepts, I might.
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Your principle is irrelevant just like how the OP tried to use race to defend his point. And he only thing feeble here is your attempt at trying to be intelligent.
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You're funny.
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To be fair, I think most of us get vocal when we are displeased with things that affect us.
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Only the entitled ones
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I find there's a difference between concerns stemming from entitlement and concerns stemming from a genuine desire for equality. Remember the players calling for a petition to save weapons from the 2.0 changes? The entitled players cried foul because weapons like Black Hammer and Gjallarhorn shouldn't be nerfed just "because of the whiners". More reasonable players cited the way boss encounters work, and how the nerfed weapons were really the only option to face those bosses. We can be vocal without entitlement, and we can make our point without purposely inciting others.
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And he's whining at the fact that things become obsolete over time. It's so trivial and sad that he's so connected to some virtual items
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To the contrary, even though RNG rules over our loot, the hours, days, even months that some players have invested to get their favorite gear are being trivialized by the apparent facts [i]as we now know them[/i]. People aren't happy with this news, and they have a right to their emotions, given the emotional nature of the issue. Don't tell me that you can play a game for a year and not form attachments to your hard earned gear?
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LOL don't respond now....
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Your jimmies sure are resulted
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They sure are. But it's funny that as soon as I destroy your argument to pieces you don't respond anymore.
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You haven't destroyed anything. It's hard to post when I'm eating dinner. Your saltiness makes a great topper by the way.
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Just because people complain they are childish? Really? That is such a weak argument. ESPECIALLY when you buy a good/service and respect something in return.
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Complaining about not getting your way is very childish.
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You are very very wrong. It's the way you complain and not the fact that you do complain. If you throw a tantrum like a little kid, that is childish. If you construct a cohesive argument to refute a point and get someone to acknowledge your viewpoint and tribulations, that is not childish. Get over it.
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Thank you Robert.
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Don't thank someone who's bringing you down.
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Anytime. People need to grow up on these forums.
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You can show them how cause you clearly haven't yet
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He didn't construct a cohesive argument. He's whining about his favorite guns being obsolete. That's beyond childish. Borderline pathetic.
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That's fine, because we're all calling you out on your fallacies.
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Edited by AIph3: 8/4/2015 10:05:08 PMI'll agree it wasn't the most cohesive argument, but it was not whining at all. He expressed his angst at a certain decision made by bungie. This is not whining. And calling people names when you try to argue only weakens your argument and makes you look childish. That's not how you win a debate.
