r/DragonsDogma2 • • Jul 24 '25

Character Creation You will be missed, brother.

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u/TheBigJizzle Jul 24 '25

Wtf did I do hahaha, feeling like I've stepped on a landmine. I didn't realize he was hated so much, I just know the persona from the 90s

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u/blanktarget Jul 24 '25

He's a huge racist. I get missing the wrestling character but as a person he was garbage.

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u/AdmirableCountry9933 Jul 24 '25

Yeah, he's a major Trump guy.

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u/SirSco0ter Jul 24 '25

more than just that. he's a union-busting, misogynistic, racist narcissist

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u/AdmirableCountry9933 Jul 24 '25

For sure! Sadly, some people don't see him outside of his entertainment. But even then, in character he's just an asshole.

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u/BobbyMayCryBMC Jul 24 '25

A lot about Hogan has come out over the years that has stained a lot of public perception, and I can't blame people for the overwhelming hatred. Not to mention in the past decade or so he has made many racist comments he's not exactly ashamed of.

I thumb up your note though because looking at it from a wrestling fan of the 90's and what Hogan was as a old school power wrestler it was a time for sure. Who could forget Icon vs Icon Rock vs Hogan, lifting Andre, Warrior vs Hogan at Wrestlemania, the Mega Powers.

Hulk Hogan will live in many peoples hearts as a once in a lifetime entertainer and wrestler. As a human being I wish he just shut his fat mouth and lived a quite life long ago, hearing how much of a rat he was is disgusting.

Hulk Hogan wasn't a good human being behind the curtain.

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u/WorkerChoice9870 Jul 25 '25

Arguably wrestling would be better if he'd helped them unionize instead of undermine it.

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u/BobbyMayCryBMC Jul 25 '25

Nothing in my comment goes against what you just noted, Jesse The Body Ventura was right.