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8/4/2013 3:04:49 AM
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What Kind of Commenter Are You?
Just by scrolling through offtopic, you can clearly tell that we all are very different. Some of us more... [i]unique[/i] than others.
Which of these do you identify with the most?
[quote][b]Creepe[/b]r[/quote]
You silently lurk the forums day in and day out, occasionally dropping a like on posts you enjoy. You rarely comment before retreating into your dark, quiet cave.
[quote][b]Defender of the Wall[/b][/quote]
You don't always post, but when you do it is in the form of a monstrously large wall of text. Live by the wall, die by the wall.
[quote][b]Good Samaritan[/b][/quote]
You're usually very helpful to your fellow community members. You participate in competitions and love the community.
[quote][b]Politician[/b][/quote]
Very vocal about your opinions, most of your posts gravitate towards political and religious topics, but are well thought out and passionate.
[quote][b]Flamebait[/b][/quote]
Your posts get you negative feedback from fellow commenters, whether you intend them to or not. The titles of your threads are meant to draw in the eyes of other community members.
[quote][b]Bad Kid[/b][/quote]
You're usually found slingin' dope out on the corner of offtopic. CAPS LOCK IS YOUR FAVORITE THING IN THE WORLD. Your posts are scatterbrained, unrelated and make no sense whatsoever. You routinely flame other users, but they can't understand you so it's sort of a win-win situation.
[quote][b]Clairvoyant Old Wizard[/b][/quote]
Who knows?
[spoiler]Only you.[/spoiler]
[b]You can pick more than one.
Feel free to post your own classes![/b]
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1 ReplyI keep my posts very short. It all stems back many years ago when I used to post long winded comments about things that often didn't relate to the topic, or I would just decided to type every minor detail that really didn't add to the discussion. This would include things like what I had for breakfast or my favourite colour, I would sometimes even post what the weather was like in topics about getting Recon or topics regarding the superiority of the battle rifle. Once someone posted in the flood what my favourite food was and I gave them a detailed account of the best recipe for beans on toast and the best situation in which beans on toast is best enjoyed. Now though, my posts are very short, people used to read my comments and feel like they wasted valuable time of their relatively short lives reading every word I felt I needed to say, at the end of the day it was a total waste of their time because they had gained very little or no useful knowledge from it at all. They would read so far into my comment, even though it was going nowhere, that they felt they had to finish reading it, just because people of our ilk (gamers) don't like to give up on something and leave it incomplete - this, ladies and gentlemen, is why you never see a long winded, pointless and generally over indulgent comment from me anymore.
