That doesn’t make me loud. That just means I join this discussion when it comes up.
You’ll also realise that 90% of those comments are responses to people who talk to me. If people didn’t respond to me, I wouldn’t come back to these threads.
If I were loud about it, I would be making sure I respond to everyone telling them that they’re wrong and calling them clowns for having these opinions. Which I’m not doing, I am happy to accept that people feel differently. And I don’t need to call them names to do so.
I just responded to OP, and then respond to people who try to have a discussion with me.
My logic and reasons are only flawed in your own eyes because they don’t fit the story you are trying to tell.
That is an attack.
Accepting that I have a different view of the game even if you disagree with it would not be a personal attack. Instead you choose to say my logic is flawed and attack me personally. When instead, that is likely a self projection.
I accept your view is different. I think that is fine to feel differently. I don’t attack your feelings on the subject.
All I do is merely point out how the game is designed, and that I think it works best the way it is at the moment.
Both of you, if you’re not happy with my opinion, don’t attack me, just say you disagree and we can all move on. But I’m not going to let a couple of children make personal attacks on me, because my opinion doesn’t fit their narrative.
Line two, is an opinion on how Blizzard should continue to design the game.
If you don’t want to do my suggestion, then you don’t have to. I won’t hold it against you. Unlike someone who doesn’t like my suggestion, who seems to be holding it against me, and has stalked me for a day over multiple threads for making 1 post.
What are people dealing with? A sane human being with a different opinion to their own? one who is willing to accept other people feel differently about the topic and is willing to discuss compromises.
I’m not really coming across as the crazy one here.
Yes. But you point out my opinion as if it’s a problem. I have also shared my opinion in this thread, with the person who was responding to me when you so rudely interrupted and started attacking me.
As I said before. You are perfectly welcome to disagree with me, and welcome to discuss a compromise. But you’re not welcome to attack me and make a scene about it, just because you disagree.
I’ve called you out on stalking. Which is what you have done here today.
I have shared my opinion. Rather than simply saying that you disagree so we can both move on. You have gone over multiple threads sharing 1 post I made with a perfectly fine opinion, and starting making a fuss about it saying:
You’re making it out, that it’s a problem that I have an opinion that’s different.
That is both stalking, and making a scene.
The fact that you need to do this, rather than just saying “hey sorry, I don’t agree with you” and then discussing the topic with people you do agree with, say’s about everything anyone needs to know.
im not making out anything,if you scroll up you going to see that i didnt even reply to you at first,was just agreeing with people above that shared same opinion towards you,its you thats making up stuff in your “sane human” head.
All im doing is merely pointing out your quotes,nothing less nothing more.
Directed at me or not. It was still a personal attack. And it was still stalking that you felt you needed to share a one of my posts across multiple threads. What you describe up there is technically bullying. So let’s add that to your portfolio as well.
You don’t need to agree with me. That’s fine. But don’t attack me for my opinion.
Well thank you for doing that. My opinion is also in this thread. Which I am sure that person had already read.
I’m hesitant to do this, as I don’t want to offend you for telling you what to do. But I might suggest that if you disagree with someones opinion, maybe have a discussion with them and try and understand why they feel differently, rather than trying to pick it apart and upset them by technically bullying them.
