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Corbin Dallas Multipass

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DOS 2 has an ok first act and then it's all filler. I mean, I don't hate anyone for liking it, I just silently add them to my list of people to not take too seriously. Like pronoun listers or people who complain about global warming or what have you. Or any non ukrainians with a ukrain flag. Or people who wear masks.

Actually I just mostly avoid taking anyone seriously. No offense but the vast majority of you other people are morons. I may be a moron too but at least I don't like DOS 2.
 

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Corbin Dallas Multipass said:
DOS 2 has an ok first act and then it's all filler. I mean, I don't hate anyone for liking it, I just silently add them to my list of people to not take too seriously. Like pronoun listers or people who complain about global warming or what have you. Or any non ukrainians with a ukrain flag. Or people who wear masks.

Actually I just mostly avoid taking anyone seriously. No offense but the vast majority of you other people are morons. I may be a moron too but at least I don't like DOS 2.
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