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Duckie - you failed to make any further points about fighting games being dead compared to FPS. That's because you have none. Tink - I would claim you're on Triternion's pay roll for how desperate you are to defend their dying title, but I know they would never spend a penny on marketing. I would 10-0 the two of you, 2vs1
I repositioned my accel into a drag. Checkmate liberal.
Actually, I still can't see any point, considering Mordhau branches closer to a fighting game than an FPS. At best it's self-defeating, and at worst it simply sounds like what kids nowadays call a "cope".
In either way, I wish you the best of luck with your garage steamcharts analysis for global performance. I'm sure that will make the developers radically change the game you're obsessed with into more than a funny joke, so you can keep on making some side cash.
It’s cheap
And as I remember reminding you once, mount and blade is a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ example because momentum with no damage, no stagger minimum is very different from momentum with stagger and damage minimum
I’ll believe it when I see it, but nobody ever wants to try and put out a ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ public test server for these things