rktGODrickrigatoniI worded it terribly but what I was trying to say was I don't think there's a point in bringing up my frustrations to people in pugs because the majority doesn't care about pugs the way I do that's why I don't behave the same way b4nny does to people who made mistakes.rktGOD To be honest that just feel like a waste of time to me when people do that but the only difference is I wouldn't talk to someone the way b4nny did when he's frustrated at something like that. I guess part of it is I don't have the achievements like b4nny does to back myself up? makes it seem like if you won lan or something you would talk to people like he does. definitely makes it seem like you think it is acceptable
The problem with b4nny isn't merely that he is bringing up his frustrations when people make mistakes, it's that he often does it in the most aggressive manner possible.
It is completely fine and understandable if you have a competitive mindset and trying to win in any setting is completely natural to you but wanting to win at all cost doesn't mean needing to express your criticisms in the most vitriolic way you can think of.
I think b4nny overlooks this a lot when he recieves criticism and he often makes the argument about whether you should/should not try in pugs when rather, it should be about whether changing your rhetoric is possible while still wanting to win (it is.)