Sept 14, 2025 – An Observation

An observation: When playing MWO, there is a mechanism that allows you to remain in the game as a spectator after you are killed, as long as someone else is still alive. You basically watch from the perspective of one of the other pilots still alive on your team.

Often, there will be someone who gets killed, and ends up spectating through my view point. This is all fine and well, but when they feel the need to criticize or try to tell me how to play the game, I have to laugh.

I rarely say it out loud, because I don’t care enough to engage with troublesome assholes, but the thought I have is “Why the hell would anyone take your advice or listen to you? You already died! Now you want to tell me how to die early too? Fuck you, Charly!”

I mean, they obviously aren’t too bright, nor that good at the game. Otherwise, why would they feel the need to tell me how to play?

I suspect they also voted for Trump.

It takes that kind of an idiot.

Anyway, that’s just something I’ve noticed, and now I’ve shared it with the world.

So what?

Not important at all, right?

Haha!

Good night!

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