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4/17/2024 7:39:39 PM
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[quote]Modern gamers would not survive old CoD lobbies 😅[/quote] If you really think these snowflakes would even last a -blam!- second in one man, that's where you would go to develop thick skin kids now a day's need that kind of lobby.
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My brother in christ, I was playing Halo 2 when it first came out, and the words that were exchanged… you could put a kid in therapy if you weren’t careful enough.
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[quote]Modern gamers would not survive old CoD lobbies 😅[/quote] The good old days when when trolling, trick shooting and hidden fake Easter eggs were a thing...
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Reminds me of there was this commercial about how a kid start screaming at the tv while playing Fortnite and the father came in to tell the kid to be a bit more quiet. Then the video pan upstairs where the father went back to playing Fortnite also and he started yelling too. lol Also the old Metal Gear Online was like very toxic, it also have an in-game chat box too. Pretty much the same level of toxicity as of the old CoD lobbies.
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Nothing like being cursed by a 6 year old mafia squeeker saying he's gonna come and murder my mom, dad, sister and nan
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I told my fifteen year old son this after a fortnite match. He was quote our meat shield! He got sooo butthurt over it.. I told him you'd wouldn't last 5 seconds in a COD lobby!
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Bring back bullying. It made ppl toughen up😂
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Only thing though are gamers are the most fragile bullies I've ever come across. I've never seen such a vitriolic group that literally turns to liquid if they ever actually get caught out in the real world. It's quite hilarious actually.
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TRUTH
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too true
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modern gamers wouldn't survive 2 minutes on the playground of an elementary school in the 80s.
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Edited by TripleF73: 4/18/2024 1:35:45 PMToo true, the 70’s were worse though. At least it’s made us able to deal with disagreements IRL and on the, now fragile and woke, internet.
