Don't often play online mulitplayer games, but Chivalry 2 was free on PSN, and I've been enjoying it. In general people are fine, its mostly just chaos everywhere.

It happens pretty rarely overall, but i was suprised that people still teabag. It just seems lame and tired to me, and i would have thought people would have gotten over doing that by now. It's not like something that makes me mad, i just find it juvenile and dumb. Plus its extra silly in a game like Chivalry with 64 players and most of your deaths are like 5 players attacking you at once and one guy you can't see hits you in the back lol

Thoughts on this dirty g*mers of hexbear?

Edit: TL/DR because i don't think teabagging is funny, i get called an "ultra" and told that maybe the internet is just not for me lol

  • BurgerPunk [he/him, comrade/them]
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    2 years ago

    I never found it funny. I always thought it was dumb. I can better understand how it might have been funny to some people when it was new like 15, 20 years ago cause at least it was a new thing. The fact that its a "sacred tradition" of "G*amer culture" is one of many reasons why the "culture" is a dumpster fire

    • Alesson1 [comrade/them]
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      2 years ago

      Listen, I have the right to desecrate the dead while I pretend to be a genetically engineered child soldier.

    • Fuckass
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      1 year ago

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      • BurgerPunk [he/him, comrade/them]
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        2 years ago

        I was exaggerating when i said "sacred tradition", but after seeing all the push back on this post, i think i may have been unintentionally right. I get the novelty of it when halo furst came out. I just thought it was weird that people were still doing it like 20 years later.