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Well, in that case, consider it a hint as to how others might perceive it.
=[/QUOTE] And I don't really regret it; in my opinion, the new "Wow" is even better than before. And, frankly, when it was announced, I laughed heartily imagining all the people who were furious.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
I don't know how anyone could take it that way. Saying "thank you" when an opponent makes a stupid move and gives you the win – that makes sense. And saying "sorry" is even kind of nice.
it's enough for her to summon a follower stronger than 2/2 and that's already a profit.
Committing to a suicide play for five mana against a 4-mana creature with 4 damage (Pop, Floralka, Elf, etc. - common in Constructed, less frequent but still common in Arena) isn't valuable. And you can get a free Lich much easier, without evolution and one turn earlier - with the help of Ur'd, and you'll still have a unit left to give another Lich later, and in terms of stats, the evolved Ur'd (for comparison) for 4 mana will be even better than Ceridwen. In short, it's a unit without a clear purpose, only useful in Arena, for specific situations that happen rarely.
It's simple, Kosh. There's obviously nothing for you to apologize for. It's just a game; what are you supposed to apologize for? The option "Sorry for playing _too well_ for you!" seems like a perfectly reasonable interpretation in this case.
Committing to a 5-mana play on turn 4 with 4 damage (e.g., a creature with pop, floral, or elven traits – common in constructed, less frequent but still possible in arena) isn’t a good value play.
I understand your logic, Kosha, but most gamers are boys. Boys don't apologize to each other for winning; on the contrary, they try to solidify their victory by further humiliating their opponent. Therefore, despite your good intentions, your apologies are more likely to upset other players. But if you think I'm wrong, do as you see fit.
Where do we go? Where do we end up when we save the world?
most people who play games are boys. Boys don't apologize to each other for winning; on the contrary, they try to solidify their victory by further humiliating their opponent.
Dota players with borrowed moms. There are a billion autistic (male) individuals on the internet who despise toxicity, haughtily grimace, and consider themselves refined and proper, and they don't do that. I would even say that the majority are like that, with the exception of a few cesspools like Dota. Although, those types quickly get reported and drown in their own low-priority matches with other toxic players. In general, you can go into any online game and check – statistically, about 20-40 percent of players will behave badly in various ways, while the rest don't try as hard.
There are a billion autistic (male) individuals on the internet who despise cancer, haughtily sneer, and consider themselves refined and proper, and therefore wouldn't do such a thing.
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