Drama on /r/civ when one user who loses a Civilization 5 game of advanced difficulty is given constructive criticisms and tips to up his playing ability...and then chalks the whole loss up to dumb luck, refusing to acknowledge any errors in his play method. (np.reddit.com)
SubredditDrama
375 ups - 105 downs = 270 votes
169 comments submitted at 13:30:10 on Feb 23, 2014 by PoorlyTimedPhraseGuy
I usually avoid gaming drama posts, because I don't have a clue what people are talking about, but this was priceless:
>There is not a doubt in the whole universe that you did the best you could, but therein lies the problem. Your best is no better than what a donkey penis could have done, which is what I suspect your father is in the possession of.
Hahaha. Thank you. I had fun writing it.
It shows ;)
I hope that's a derisive wink and not one celebrating /u/PSFalcon's "witty" repartee. It's one thing to appreciate subreddit drama it's another to egg it on.
Hahaha my god you're really desperate.
I appreciate it a lot. Hey /u/PSFalcon, come let me buy you a beer.
You made another account just to get people to like your comment? How pathetic.
I made an account over 2 years ago, now with 50k karma and an extensive history of non-gaming posts, and five months before I made a gaming account, just to upvote my comment on a random post in SRD?
Dude, you are such an ass.
How's that alt troll account going for you, with all of 59 points after 2 years?
Attacking his internet points.
Delicious.
He was the one that brought up 'liking' (is this facebook?)
IOW: But HE started it!!! (mommmm!) ;)