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Edit: I should also note that "having fun" means different things for different people. For me fun is overcoming challenges, improving myself, and being useful to others. Making mistakes feels bad, so I naturally try to avoid them. For the lower end of casual players fun might be getting cheap laughs from whatever, so when confronted for their mistakes they use "having fun" as an excuse. It's not wrong to have fun, but it's prudent to be aware of what kind of impression the phrase gives to others on video game forums.

Why should someone using an innocuous word like 'fun' in a game that's predicated on being fun have to manage the knee-jerk reactions of elitists who assume that if you're a casual player in favour of having fun, then you must be a frivolous nitwit who can't be bothered mashing more than a couple of buttons/keys on their gamepad/keyboard (oops, it's probably not 'prudent' to admit to using a filthy casual controller either)?

This is something in Dungeons, EX trials, Savage, it's so common place now that it's sad. So again I don't see why it's fair for people in content that's meant to be a challenge to have to regularly see people not pulling their weight, say *I play games to have fun* and be the first ones who bitch about not being able to do savage yet have literally the rest of this game dumbed down for the sake of their inability to put together 2 braincells.

So, if you're only doing "the rest of the game," it's because of your "inability to put together 2 braincells"? Classy. Ever consider that it might be because those people are using some portion of their braincells for things other than gaming? Oh wait, I think I can predict what your response might be:



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