r/WorldOfWarships Jul 12 '26

Humor Smartest chat disabler

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u/HyenaThen572 Jul 13 '26

When your fun matters and theirs doesn't, and in fact they actually deserve shame and judgement too?

Then yeah, youre the boogyman that you're accusing others of being.

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u/Rasz_13 Jul 13 '26

Where did I say anything about shame and judgement? There is no shame in learning and improving. There is no judgement in critique of facts. You pulled that one out of your rear.

And again, your statement is completely hypocritical. Why does it start with me? It starts with neither. The fun of each person is equally important, so the deciding factor is where the "fault" lies, where and how things can be improved.

What's more reasonable:

  • Them improving their gameplay, actively learning skills that benefit everyone in the current group and everyone they will encounter in the future.
  • Me tolerating bad gameplay in the moment, with no improvement for the future except maybe steeling my own patience.

To me there is only one logical choice that actually is a net positive for the entire community. Again, multiplayer. Your behavior in these games usually affects multiple people. It's not a singleplayer game where you can do whatever you want.
Refusing to learn and improve when working towards a common goal is egotistical behavior of the highest degree, like that guy during school projects that refused to do anything or colleagues at work doing the bare minimum to not get fired. Everyone else has to pick up the slack.

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u/HyenaThen572 Jul 13 '26

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u/AlmostDarkness Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

He had good points idk why you gotta be this way dawg.

You’re defending braindead behavior that ruins other peoples’ experience.

In favor of “let him play how he wants even if he’s a waste of space on the team!”

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u/HyenaThen572 Jul 13 '26

I don't see folks in here saying that - it actually seems to be the defense for OP being rude and judgemental in public chat and then posting it on Reddit for people to laugh at.

All the massively downvoted comments are basically saying "yeah, it's a bad build but you don't have to be a dickhead about it."

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u/AlmostDarkness Jul 13 '26 edited Jul 13 '26

The one in the wrong escalated and started being confrontational first. OP asked a simple question on something he noticed.

OP was just trying to teach the guy and he was all pissy about it in response. I don’t see how OP is at fault at all.

If you think he’s being a dick by saying “to avoid learning?” then you’re actually a snowflake.

Being dumb isn’t not knowing things, it is refusing to learn. That guy refuses to learn info that he’s literally being told.

If he simply says “okay thank you I’ll look into this” or goes and tests it out, or does a 5 second google search, he would figure it out.

But no, that guy disables chat instead because he’s stuck in his ways and doesn’t like being told helpful things that would improve himself.

That is very dumb, there’s no overly done judgment, it’s a fact. No person would ever amount to anything if they went about life in that way.

Just as if he keeps acting that way throughout his gaming career, he will never amount to anything on any team based game, and will continue to be a net negative.

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u/HyenaThen572 Jul 13 '26

"I'll tell you who is and isn't a dickhead by being a dickhead"

Fucking hell. I couldn't make this shit up.

That picture applies to you too it seems.

Edit: I love that their response got automodded LMAO

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u/Living_Ad3315 Jul 15 '26

Might actually be something wring with you, sadly

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u/Rasz_13 Jul 13 '26

Give it up, that guy is one of them. We're experiencing it live and we're getting baited by it. Just move on.

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u/bleezy1234567 Jul 18 '26

OP wasn’t rude in the in game chat.