filthy casuals, strongheart halfling barbarians are top tier and full of lulzmajority of players went with a plain white man
filthy casuals, strongheart halfling barbarians are top tier and full of lulzmajority of players went with a plain white man
"Hello. I am Perregrin Nimblefoot the Bloodrager."filthy casuals, strongheart halfling barbarians are top tier and full of lulzmajority of players went with a plain white man
Exactly, huge difference - one is making you feel shitty whole day, and other is the way it is done properly.i should also note that RTwP and TB is pretty much the same as whether you wipe your ass standing or sitting. there isn't enough arguing to change a mind on that.
Consoles have delivered you a pyrrhic victory. A good example of being careful what you wish for.RTwP is (finally) dead pretty much every game that comes out as RTwP gets turn-based eventually.
Oh, and here comes the asshurt ESL, his butt cheeks probably still chapped from all the job interviews he got turned down for because he could barely speak.If you're going to try and seem intelligent and also chide people for not using proper English, you should learn a bit yourself.
Oh, and here comes the asshurt ESL, his butt cheeks probably still chapped from all the job interviews he got turned down for because he could barely speak.If you're going to try and seem intelligent and also chide people for not using proper English, you should learn a bit yourself.
I'm chiding him for not reading English, not for not using it correctly. The guy can obviously barely spell.
Either ESL or just too stupid to understand the difference between reading and writing. Probably both.I'm ESL? Good to know. Learn the fucking language, asshat.
Either ESL or just too stupid to understand the difference between reading and writing. Probably both.I'm ESL? Good to know. Learn the fucking language, asshat.
It's amazing you think this is even a gotcha. "UM ACKCHYUALLY ITS IN AND NOT AND!" Ok? Good to know.![]()
I love the fact that me even mentioning rt vs tb got all the haters to sperg out about it again. As if they didn't know it was turnbased for years now.
You're just broken records that've been spewing the same old complains for years.
To recap, we learned that the difference between these words is:
These words might look similar, but they have slightly different meanings.
- ‘Complain’ is a verb is used to express pain, discomfort, or unease.
- ‘Complaint’ is as a noun and refers to the actual expression of discomfort, pain, or grief. A written statement could be a complaint.
"noooooooooooo! it's in not and! this makes everything you've ever said WRONG!"It's amazing you still can't register how stupid you'd have to be to think that "Case and point" makes sense as a saying and might somehow be equivalent to "Case in point" and are now in some sort of try-hard denial.
This was a typo. I didn't hit the t key. I would rather be a normal human that makes the occasional typo that whatever variety of Asperger's loser you are.Here you go:
Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know
I'm not Acadian.Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know
Mais Cher?!?I'm not Acadian.Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know
lol, no wonder he's so butthurt. his flag's a fucking leaf.Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know
lol, no wonder he's so butthurt. his flag's a fucking leaf.Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know![]()
A Cadian?I'm not Acadian.Well duh, you're Canadian, are you not?I'm ESL? Good to know
It's one of those things that get lost in translation, you see... the focus should be that the leaf is red.lol, no wonder he's so butthurt. his flag's a fucking leaf.
A Cajun?A Cadian?
A Cajun?A Cadian?
no, this cajun ↓A Cajun?A Cadian?![]()
On the Internet no one cares. Just like I don't care that you're still such a moron that you don't understand the difference between correcting someone's lack of reading comprehension and chiding them for writing semantics.In English, we capitalize letters at the beginning of sentences and proper nouns.
Get raked, leaf.Have a fabulous day!