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Edited by Daveee x 17:
8/30/2015 9:27:36 PM
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Getting called a tryout is basically the other guy being salty and admitting you owned him.
People who send rage messages or what not after matches are retarded. Like dude, you got beat. STFU. There is nothing you can say and no insult that will change the fact that you lost and are upset about it.
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Edited by Oodlemeister: 8/31/2015 9:41:33 AMI beg to differ. I played a a rumble game recently where there was a fireteam of three. I shit you not, they literally all kept running to the same spot where two of the three let the third guy keep killing them. And I still beat their cheating arses. I sent a hate message to one of them afterwards calling him a noob cheat. Didn't get a response. I felt fully justified in my actions. I should have recorded it, but didn't. So I know this might not be believable, but I have no reason to lie.
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Of course you'll always see people that stick to one strategy and don't do literally anything else's I guess some people never learn
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So if someone goes into Rumble with two friends and just kills them over and over again to boost kills and win every match every time, they're not worthy of hatemail because they "just beat" everyone else with their incredibly creative winning strategy?
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Edited by Oodlemeister: 8/31/2015 9:44:48 AMEXACTLY! I played a a rumble game recently where there was a fireteam of three. I shit you not, they literally all kept running to the same spot where two of the three let the third guy keep killing them. And I still beat their cheating arses. I sent a hate message to one of them afterwards calling him a noob cheat. Didn't get a response. I felt fully justified in my actions.
