If you can't even play fair in a game, which has zero stakes on your life's success, then that shows a lack of basic morals and indicates you are completely worthless, and probably a drag on society. So no, I won't stop calling worthless scum worthless.
If you care so much about a fucking computer game your life is most likely a lot more worthless than any of these kids, cheating sucks but it's no reason to call a human being worthless, especially not someone who is most likely a teen or kid pushing bunderies!
Counter Strike is a boomer game, most of the playerbase is made of adults. Drop the appeal to emotion by pretending it's a bunch of kids in a playground.
Are you fucking illiterate?
Lack of basic morals is more than enough reason to call worthless scum worthless. Are you worthless scum getting riled for being called out? Because that's what it seems like.
So you're admitting you're an old dude like some of us who decided whining about a video game is a good use of their time and effort? Act your age. You're children are likely embarrassed by your behavior if you have any.
If you don't have children, it is likely because you silver locked in life, perhaps play some competitive social experiences and see people to improve your chances and rank up. :^).
You can't even use the correct form of "your". How do you expect someone to take your braindead arguments seriously?
If that's your only argument, you've lost.
Trying to call everyone worthless who calls you out for your garbage takes reveals a lot about you, are you seriously going to pretend that CSGO players are all old or even adult?... You know what, I will take your advice and just block you cuz you don't seem like someone I want to interact with again!
Complaining about a video game shows a lack of basic life skills and indicates you are completely worthless, and probably a drag on society.
See how easy that is?
Non sequitur, there is no connection between the two things you link. There is, however, a direct link between finding cheating acceptable and, surprise, finding cheating acceptable.
If you can't even play fair in a game, which has zero stakes on your life's success, then that shows a lack of basic morals and indicates you are completely worthless, and probably a drag on society. So no, I won't stop calling worthless scum worthless.
If you care so much about a fucking computer game your life is most likely a lot more worthless than any of these kids, cheating sucks but it's no reason to call a human being worthless, especially not someone who is most likely a teen or kid pushing bunderies!
Counter Strike is a boomer game, most of the playerbase is made of adults. Drop the appeal to emotion by pretending it's a bunch of kids in a playground.
Are you fucking illiterate?
Lack of basic morals is more than enough reason to call worthless scum worthless. Are you worthless scum getting riled for being called out? Because that's what it seems like.
So you're admitting you're an old dude like some of us who decided whining about a video game is a good use of their time and effort? Act your age. You're children are likely embarrassed by your behavior if you have any.
If you don't have children, it is likely because you silver locked in life, perhaps play some competitive social experiences and see people to improve your chances and rank up. :^).
You can't even use the correct form of "your". How do you expect someone to take your braindead arguments seriously?
If that's your only argument, you've lost.
Trying to call everyone worthless who calls you out for your garbage takes reveals a lot about you, are you seriously going to pretend that CSGO players are all old or even adult?... You know what, I will take your advice and just block you cuz you don't seem like someone I want to interact with again!
Complaining about a video game shows a lack of basic life skills and indicates you are completely worthless, and probably a drag on society.
See how easy that is?
Non sequitur, there is no connection between the two things you link. There is, however, a direct link between finding cheating acceptable and, surprise, finding cheating acceptable.