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Edited by Swiftlock:
1/15/2015 2:00:29 AM
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Thankfully, your definition of fun isn't the same as other peoples'.
Everyone has their own views and opinions. "fun" is 100% subjective.
Open your mind a bit.
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Edited by OutHouse: 1/15/2015 2:21:02 AMAgain. Explain your perspective. If u dont read the post. Then wtf u talking about. What do [i]you[/i] consider fun? Is all u care about the loot ? If u dont find the raids fun. What [i]do[/i] you find fun in the game?
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Edited by Swiftlock: 1/15/2015 2:24:54 AMIt doesn't matter what I find fun, and it doesn't matter what you find fun. I've played the raid legit AND cheesed it, and had fun both ways as long as I was in good company. Some people find fun in cheesing. Some people find fun in playing the raid legitimately. Some find fun in both. There is no definitive "right" way.
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[quote]It doesn't matter what I find fun, and it doesn't matter what you find fun. I've played the raid legit AND cheesed it, and had fun both ways as long as I was in good company. Some people find fun in cheesing. Some people find fun in playing the raid legitimately. Some find fun in both. There is no definitive "right" way.[/quote] Ehh. I agree that its more important having fun with friends. But the there is no right way? Thats a -blam!-in joke.
