Posts from Shadowverse

Yes, please, go ahead and post it. I'll be waiting eagerly.

How would Dominator insert it? :3333

How?

I would say, but I’d get banned :С

Just say it in the forum.

Added 7 hours and 29 minutes ago
You didn't write anything that could get you banned.

I was just thinking about writing more openly, but then I thought, maybe I should actually save this for a fanfic.

It's amusing to see people bragging with emotes when I'm playing outside the house. They sit there, rubbing their hands, thinking I'm taking a minute for each move because I don't know what to play. Does it ever occur to them that I might just be doing my own thing and glancing at the screen once before making my move, catching a glimpse of some emote text that I don't even read? What do they feel when they surrender after five turns, or when I crush them and, just for fun, greet them after a full game of ignoring them? Do they feel pride and an absolute victory when they crush me, thinking that their unexpected Grimnir or something similar makes me suffer, while I already put my phone aside after finishing the previous turn?
Right now, I'd rather be sweating and spamming emotes like in Hearthstone in this anime-style game on daily quests.

I don't know, I wouldn't say that having three emotions per turn gives a huge scope for BM (Bad Manners) behavior. I myself enjoy repeatedly moaning for some Arisa, I don't think it's something that terrible, I just enjoy the voice acting. ^3^

I also like Arisu; she's the best girl. But spamming three emotes per turn is just pure BM.

I disabled emotions some time ago. It doesn't make any difference anyway; only one out of a hundred players greets you, while the rest either stay silent, taunt, or think you're taunting them. What's the point of having emotions at all then?

Then why have these emotions at all?

You will be delighted.

Kosha understood life. I also believe that emotions are garbage, and I have since childhood.

He himself described how they are used in a couple of posts above.

Well, there are indeed people with Russophobic views living in Russia.