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Made a joke in front of a guy and his wife in Phas, and he screamed (yes, SCREAMED) "THAT'S MY ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ WIFE!!!"
And I told him to shove off, she's gonna be mine, too.
I never felt more smug after being kicked. Some guys need to get a clue and grow a pair.
LMFAO. strong behaviour friend. i am not sure why but peoples raging in video games is hilarious to me, and it always has been. like playing league or dbd or overwatch and such throughout the years, if anyone on my team raged i never got upset by it, it was funny to me. something about raging in a video game specifically is amusing to me and i am not sure why.
like when i played overwatch, if someone started screaming and hurling insults over the mic i would just pop a lung laughing.
What you can control is how you treat your friends / lovers.
When the lobby closes you still have to talk to one of these groups.
Guess which one you are going to support ?
Of all games u choose that? Well yes spending time outside is surely a lot better
I've seen plenty of solo players exhibit the same behavior too. So at the very least, some of what you're attributing to couples/duos is likely a spurious correlation. At least some of these people stastistically, would behave in the same selfish manner solo as when playing with a friend for example. Though specific gameplay examples might vary, but could be similar such as instead of wanting their friend to heal only themselves; when their friend isn't there, they'd still try to hog the player who is the healer.
Personally, when I played TF2 Medic for example, I always tried to heal as much as I could for the whole team. But there were priorities such as saving someone from death when it made sense, focusing on those attempting to push/destroy encampment defense turrets. In MMO's and also in Dota2, I've had random team/party members get mad thinking I forgot to buff them, simply because I was going through a list of targets the game assigned to number controls, and they happened to be last or second to last; and these were situations where it didn't matter what order I buffed who other than for my own keeping track of timers for when the buffs would need renewed. So, some people are just morons.
Sometimes you can speak up and it helps, other times not. Life.