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10/23/2022 8:53:48 PM
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I once joined a normal matchmaking strike and immediately received a message that just simply said “Leave, this is a private strike”.
Now, if they had asked politely I would have left because obviously they were trying to invite a friend in but as they immediately started trying to ram me with sparrows (unsuccessfully I might add) I thought nah this strike is getting finished if it’s last last thing I ever do.
It took a little longer as I had to keep dodging oncoming sparrows and other griefing the entire time but BY GOD I FINISHED THAT -blam!- STRIKE, politely reported and blocked them both and waved as I left.
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Classy move 👍😎
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Or... You could've just left instead of putting that much effort in with two teammates doing nothing to get it done
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There are times when you need to say NO, that behaviour is unacceptable and won’t be tolerated. This was one of those times. IMO finishing the strike was the most appropriate counter. I guarantee you it was more frustrating for them than me.
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But like... Why do the entire strike? Why not simply roam around and work on bounties/challenges and let them continue to mald over you being there?
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Nah, roaming around and doing bounties etc just brings me down to their level cause that’s also a dog act. I was there to do the strike and with the added challenge of keeping one eye looking over my shoulder and avoiding getting killed by teammates I thought “challenge accepted”.
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Nice lol!
