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How so?
I guess I need to spend more time on the Witcher forums (or not), because I've never actually interacted with these people.
You don't mean to be toxic as you put it and yet you brought toxic examples to discuss on this forum instead? an interesting contradiction there. i've got no interest in help you spread your toxicity from one place to another.
what you choose to do and play is your choice, there is nothing to debate in that unless you are asking which this isn't.
Uh...are you being ironic and trying to start a fight? I can't tell anymore. That was sort of my point. Poe's Law strikes again.
Super competitive games with leagues and tournaments are always weird.
I'll disagree. At least if you consider Insurgency to qualify as a "sim." That was always an unusually chill group far as I recall. Only got kicked once, and it was for an accidental team killing.
Doesn't that kind of prove the point? You got kicked for a single accidental team killing? Not a warning. But legit kicked.
I killed the dude capping a point in a close match, even though I knew a guy was there. It's a team-oriented game, and I wiped out my team, so I get it.
Rash, sure, but I've gotten away with far dumber things.
Magic the Gathering and Dungeons and Dragons, too.