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As far back as I can remember I've enjoyed fixing things in pvp video games. In the original Tribes I would keep the base operational. This obviously extended to keeping things alive in the first place so I wanted to make it as annoying as possible for people to wreck my stuff. Timing heavy mortars to explode on the flag or entrance of my base as people came flying in was .
EverQuest came out and I decided to try Cleric because my friends had other roles covered and my logic told me I was repairing my party. I got very good at it. Timing, recognizing patterns and predicting what was needed where and when. In TF1&2 I was always bouncing between Engineer and Medic.
I played healers in hundreds of games and then Overwatch comes out.
!coomers Do you recognize this photo?
Mercy was pure and the seethe she caused people was palpable. The salt I could taste was enough for my daily sodium intake.
I don't remember which happened first, OW going to shit or the "Healslut" meme. But it felt like the twin towers. It was like the omnipresent threat of getting called a cute twink all over again.
https://kotaku.com/overwatch-healsluts-turn-playing-support-into-an-erotic-1786553002
I didn't stop playing Mercy(or other healers) but it was annoying running into people who tried to push the fetish on me. B-word leave me alone I am trying to improve your game and make the other team hate their existence.
It still has generals on 4chan years later. This is a Toaster.
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Engineer and medic were so fun in TF2. Usually @PeepeeButtKiss hate playing support type characters but those classes, engineer in particular were great
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Engineer is awesome since he's an inferior Scout, Heavy, and Medic all at once, but if you do your job well your team is basically up 14 players because teleporters + you pulling as much as 3 players.
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