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[Neonivek]

"You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

Yeah... that isn't going to go over well. My first instinct hearing that was "Wow, your a jerk!"

Mind you, it is more because of the specifics (HANZOOOOO!!!) than the "You almost got me!" aspect.

[Flying Dice]

I suppose that it would be more polite to comment on how the round went. Like "Man [An enemy opponent] is way too good" or "You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

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[overseer05-15]

I suppose that it would be more polite to comment on how the round went. Like "Man [An enemy opponent] is way too good" or "You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

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Isn't this some kind of Overwatch maymay?

[H4zardZ1]

I found this while i was surfing: http://1cak.com/2003356 . Yall can guess which country i am in.

I don't really understand, but i'll try to explain it: It was an ad. Top means "Language Doctor"(How can someone be a doctor of language?). There is nothing interesting at the middle(you can ask), but the selling point, the one in the red box roughly means "2 months guaranteed world domination".

[Frumple]

Well, you can have a PHD in language studies, or something along those lines. Gander at it suggests it's some kind of marketing thing, though. Presumably whoever it is is trying to sell themselves as a communication specialist of some sort (either foreign language specific, or just in general) with a focus on large scale marketing, and promising that by hiring them your marketing efforts will achieve global saturation within two months.

... that said, someone claiming to be a language doctor and generating confusion like that for the casual viewer is not exactly a point in their favor, considering the work they're claiming to be capable of.

[MrRoboto75]

I suppose that it would be more polite to comment on how the round went. Like "Man [An enemy opponent] is way too good" or "You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

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Isn't this some kind of Overwatch maymay?

The hanzo on your team is utter garbage, no matter what.  Only good for free scatter arrow kills and tossing those marker arrows down the choke.

[Dunamisdeos]

Well, you can have a PHD in language studies, or something along those lines. Gander at it suggests it's some kind of marketing thing, though. Presumably whoever it is is trying to sell themselves as a communication specialist of some sort (either foreign language specific, or just in general) with a focus on large scale marketing, and promising that by hiring them your marketing efforts will achieve global saturation within two months.

... that said, someone claiming to be a language doctor and generating confusion like that for the casual viewer is not exactly a point in their favor, considering the work they're claiming to be capable of.

What about for archeological or anthropological purposes?

[Flying Dice]

I suppose that it would be more polite to comment on how the round went. Like "Man [An enemy opponent] is way too good" or "You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

Isn't this some kind of Overwatch maymay?

The hanzo on your team is utter garbage, no matter what.  Only good for free scatter arrow kills and tossing those marker arrows down the choke.

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[Kot]

H a n z o!

[Tack]

I'm... not overly taken with that video, weirdly.

[Hanslanda]

I think I'm beginning to develop agoraphobia or something. We live in a hilly region, with thick hardwood tree cover and dense undergrowth. The roads are really curvy and hilly, so usually sightlines are blocked by the trees and stuff, but I've noticed, especially pronounced today, that when I can see a typical beautiful vista of the lake, my heart leaps into my throat. My body displays all the typical terror symptoms, and I immediately start thinking about the vastness of distances on our planet. I constantly feel afraid of falling into the sky.

Basically, seeing out and down onto stuff freaks me out, and it has never done that before, and I don't know why it is happening.

[muldrake]

I suppose that it would be more polite to comment on how the round went. Like "Man [An enemy opponent] is way too good" or "You guys almost won but then [Hanzo main] happened"

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Is this the kind of thing they're doing in school now?  Someone steals a pencil, and the victim of the crime gets in trouble?

[Akura]

"Now"? They were doing that when I was in school.

[Tiruin]

"Now"? They were doing that when I was in school.

o_O
They weren't doing that when I was in school! (I'm still in school! They'll give you a stern talk though :O But the offender gets :I and they usually contextualize it)

[MetalSlimeHunt]

It really depends on the busybodyness of the school, really. I never saw someone be written up for anything less than violence. I imagine it's more common for elementary schoolers since there's less serious violence and more leverage out of threatening to tell their parents.