Safwanrockz a dit :

Me: I know.

Lisabobisa a dit :

i will say: Oh wow, thanks you, are the first person to say to me that I'm a pro, thank you very much
(for realz! the 'first person to ever say' stuff is true)

Funnytummy a dit :

noob funny :O

Seeteegee a dit :

Before, I would disrespectfully respond that no one is really a professional Transformice player, since being an actual professional means you need to earn money from doing that thing. So far, I don't know anyone who makes money off playing Transformice.

More recently, I began to geniunely feel insulted on behalf of actual professional gamers. Specifically, I feel like the definition of "pro" in Transformice is a joke compared to Korean Starcraft 2 professional players. The so-called Transformice "professionals" typically play the game in their spare time and devote more of their playing time to boosting stats or showing off.

On the other hand, Starcraft 2 professionals practice a standard 14 hours per day, *rest* and have meals for two hours, then spend the rest of the time asleep to recharge for more practice the next day. They devote their playing time to actually improve their skills for their source of income: competing in tournaments. Whenever they lose tournaments, not only does it mean that all their skill and practice time aren't good enough, but their already limited source of income would be even more constricted.

So yeah, calling me, or anyone else, a professional Transformice player is an insult to actual professional gamers.

As for what I'd do, it really depends on my arguing mood at the time, and who I'm talking with. I'm generally more lenient with girls and people I perceive to be pleasant. The others aren't so lucky.