Guild Wars 2

I’m so tired of people creating threads for the sole purpose of telling other people to stop complaining about something. It’s really getting meta and obnoxious, and needs to stop.

Wait a second.

Oh, F-

The irony is strong with this one.

It’s my forum and I’ll cry if I want to.

^^

Stop crying about other people crying about other people.

Ithilwen.1529:

Stop crying about other people crying about other people.

Oh yeah, well you stop crying about other people crying about other people crying about other people crying about other peoples’ problems about the people who are crying about other peoples’ problems.

So there!

:)

You know what is more obnoxious? creating thread telling people to stop complaoning about other people complaining.

Labjax, you win all my internets today. Thanks for the smile.

Crying over crying over crying is the new meta.

Either that or kick.

just awesome.

Where does it end lol

great

I think I’m going to cry.

Recursive complaining always seems to be endless.

We need to go deeper.

Cryception.

Mike.7263:

We need to go deeper.

Cryception.

But…. I’m a casual complainer. Why do you hard core complainers think that just because it’s easy for you to complain, that means it’s easy for everyone else.

I get so tired of the get gud, learn2complain comments I see. Once us casual complainers leave, don’t expect the forum to continue. We make up the largest complaining group here and the forum won’t be able to keep going without us.

integer x; integer y=10; for(x=0;x<y;y++){ cry(); y+=1; } There, recursive crying with a built in bug that will eventually crash the script.

Like other hard-core metas, hard-core complaining requires a complete lack of defensive stats, enabling the complainer to be totally devastated by even the least sling or arrow of outrageous fortune. It isn’t a play style for just anyone! My tears in the water make the river run high, while you casuals are lucky if you can overflow a teacup.

This forum wouldn’t even last a day if it wasn’t designed to attract the hard core! Our stamp of approval makes or breaks a forum in the marketplace, and the mods know that.