Can we not shame people who don't like the MSQ?

[Absimiliard]

The key word in this post is "mentors." As a general rule of thumb, you should just walk away from interactions with people wearing the Burger King crown. Nine times out of ten they'll either be giving you bad advice, getting themselves killed on easily avoidable mechanics, or attempting to brow beat someone that disagrees with anything they've said or done.

That's not to say all mentors are bad, but uh... well, let's just say the Burger King stereotype exists for a good reason.

[Skiros]

The key word in this post is "mentors." As a general rule of thumb, you should just walk away from interactions with people wearing the Burger King crown. Nine times out of ten they'll either be giving you bad advice, getting themselves killed on easily avoidable mechanics, or attempting to brow beat someone that disagrees with anything they've said or done.

That's not to say all mentors are bad, but uh... well, let's just say the Burger King stereotype exists for a good reason.

I've seen enough people shaming MSQ cutscene skippers on the forums and subreddits.

[FoxyAreku]

The key word in this post is "mentors." As a general rule of thumb, you should just walk away from interactions with people wearing the Burger King crown. Nine times out of ten they'll either be giving you bad advice, getting themselves killed on easily avoidable mechanics, or attempting to brow beat someone that disagrees with anything they've said or done.

That's not to say all mentors are bad, but uh... well, let's just say the Burger King stereotype exists for a good reason.

It's not 9 out of 10 mentors. It's 9 out of 10 players. You just notice the mentors the most because they have the crown to differentiate them.