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And since I know I won't be getting a credit, I complain when I feel its necessary, and for those who disagree, that's ok...just don't tell me how I should feel.
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*bangs head against the wall*
Telling somebody how to feel, and advising them on how to word how they already feel so that it is better received by those reading it are two totally different things. It's kinda like the difference between walking up to your spouse and saying 'Hey get off your lazy ass and go mow the lawn' and 'Honey I'd appreciate it if you'd mow the lawn as soon as you can, it's getting kinda thick looking'. When you say the second one, you very well might be thinking about what a lazy person you married, but to express it that way would just cause unnecessary waves and hurt feelings that aren't necessary. Common courtesy, caring about other people's feelings......there's what seems to be a foreign concept for some people (collectively) around here. Yes, we all pay for the game, but the devs are real people who give up sometimes a significant time of what is supposed to be their free time to fix things that are wrong with the game. I don't think a little bit of appreciation and gratitude and repression of whatever frustration we might feel in light of thinkiing of those facts is out of line. Doesn't mean that you won't be fuming out the ears like someone with max charisma trying out their new skill, doesn't mean that you don't want to go punch something, but damn....try a punching bag instead of the devs and the rest of the people here.
In light of that last bit of advice I'm gonna do that myself. I'm done for a while.....it seems the words just won't drill through sometimes and I'm getting frustrated trying to stay positive and encourage others and getting 'don't tell me how to feel' and cheerleader and pompom snide jokes and remarks in return.
