/v/ - >'punish' an attack - Video Games

Anonymous

07/02/24(Tue)00:49:20 No.681468057

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Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)00:49:20 No.681468057 Archived

>'punish' an attack

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:03:40 No.681468987

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:03:40 No.681468987

>reward a rape

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:14:43 No.681469582

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:14:43 No.681469582

>make a house a home

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:20:51 No.681469991

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:20:51 No.681469991

>overcome an obstacle

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:27:44 No.681470361

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:27:44 No.681470361

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>>681468057
>gain skills

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:29:14 No.681470450

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:29:14 No.681470450

>hitback netcode detox

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)01:45:00 No.681471361

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)01:45:00 No.681471361

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>launch and juggle

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)02:43:16 No.681474661

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)02:43:16 No.681474661

>>681468057
You're punishing them for making themselves vulnerable.

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)02:47:15 No.681474852

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)02:47:15 No.681474852

>multiplayer fighting games
>spend 90% of the time playing solo doing combos against CPU

Anonymous
07/02/24(Tue)03:00:30 No.681475596

Anonymous 07/02/24(Tue)03:00:30 No.681475596

>>681474661
That's called hitting and/or attacking. Punishing sounds way too tryhard.