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Why does this board hate wokeness except when Valve does it
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Because I wish Gabe was my dad and Valve holds my entire game library
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0 people like deadcock
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>>719321932
>Dota item shop autism
People like the portal man and the sex gargoyle that's it
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'Woke' isn't real. Its just when black people notice how wealthy white society is built to exploit outgroups.
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>>719321932
I also hate it when Valve does it. If Valve went full cunny coomer, Dota2 would've overtaken League. Valve's artstyle is literally the only thing that held back dota.
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>>719322175
said the weirdo exploiting established companies and franchises with endless stupid retarded shit
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>>719321932
Steamkeks are the most blind followers in all of gaming
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I genuinely like it
But I also have 6k hours in ///////smite////// so im not denying i have shit taste
Game was better early closed beta, it reminded me of custom source lobbies where people just did dumb shtick, tried meme builds, and had fun. I rarely saw a rager, then streamers were able to talk about it and suddenly the game got very sweaty and I had this kid scream that my highly mobile Abrams build would "stop him from becoming a pro in time"



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