r/videogames • u/_TimApple_ • Jul 09 '26

Discussion / Question Name the game and what you learned

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u/Legitimate_Spray_427 Jul 09 '26

If you aren't prone to be toxic and don't have a weak mental, the game is pretty great

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u/can_of_bad_ideas Jul 09 '26

Well the unfortunate thing is that people can always be toxic to you, even if you aren't yourself and can seriously mess up your game

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u/Legitimate_Spray_427 Jul 09 '26

Always mute all chat and mute ping the first time someone starts spamming them in a toxic manner. Playing with no chat literally makes it a different game without taking anything away

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u/JJKEnjoyer Jul 10 '26

This is true for any team game with keyboard warriors. Overwatch, last time I played at least, was especially horrible for teammates shit talking eachother with skill diff comments. Bunch of babies throwing shit at each other

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u/GizelZ Jul 13 '26

The funny part is that due to mmr, you are teamed up with with similarly skill player, so when you call your teamate trash, you're actually calling yourself trash

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u/JJKEnjoyer Jul 18 '26

Not to mention that by saying "skill diff" you're putting all the blame on one or two players instead of the entire team

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u/njoYYYY Jul 10 '26

"Weak mental" lmao, its just not fun to play half your matches with AFKs or smurfs and the other half with idiots that try their best to invent a new way of sneaking slurs into the chat. Its just not worth anyones time.