DragoFireheart
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If good games were good and bad games were bad, wouldn't the good games continue to sell while the bad games would die out?
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:philosodragon:DragoFireheart said:
sgc_meltdown
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If good posters were good and bad posters were bad, wouldn't the good posters continue to discuss while the bad posters would log out?
Johannes
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Yes. But when bad posters were good (for what they are)....sgc_meltdown said:
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Johannes said:
typical butthurt howling manchildren of the codex, always replying to and discussing bad posters when they could be giving obscure low key good posters the proper credit they deserve
lolololollol I'm not smart enough to hate bad posters like you bros
DragoFireheart
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sgc_meltdown said:
Truth discovered?
Wild Slop
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The guys recent bitchout on and about the dex was a little amusing.
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