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You sir, are clearly mistaken. The paintrain excels in any game type, and is proven to be at least 30% better while in defensive positions, because its extra capping power will be redirected into more crits and making you a monster of a man.
If only this was true. The pain train works exceptionally well in defensive scenarios and its ridiculous crit rate compares to the frying pan. Only a nonbeliever would call me a troll, and I hope that one day you too can come to realize the pain train's majestic power.
And the ham too, but the pan is better than the ham.
uhh...you don't get the joke...do you?
This troll is just as bad as the ♥♥♥♥♥♥ Seck C.