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Edited by Old_Papa_Rich: 8/17/2014 2:38:59 PM
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Why do casuals hate MLG?

That's like a high school Bball player that loves Bball but Hates NBA.. I hate how it's casual vs. competitive (hardcore) players in the forums.. Shouldn't we be helping each other to make a game that we all love to be better? How can private matches hurt or spoil the fun for casual gamers? Edit: well at least we ALL agree, that private matches won't hurt anyone by adding it to the game. Thank you for the posts, I have a bigger understanding for both sides.
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  • Well let's look at it this way: Both PvE and PvP have a portion of their player population known as asshats. Given that PvP by its nature draws more competitive player. Thus PvP tends to have a higher percentage of competitive asshats. These competitive asshats generally make their way to forums, as asshats of all stripes are want to do, and begin to give normal PvP players a bad reputation. Now PvE asshats often show up as your more traditional "troll". They aren't as directly aggressive as the PvP asshats, but they certainly make up for it with loads of passive-aggression. The prime example of this would be an individual who is not planning on playing PvP but takes some twisted joy from the PvP players not having an option like custom games. Additionally PvE and PvP asshats are often sickeningly proud of finding exploits to avoid having to actually achieve things through normal game play or skill. Thus ends our presentation.

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