Why do people avoid getting better at the game?

[Absimiliard]

question: how do you know the person in question is a casual? That could very well be an Ultimate raider just wanting to be a troll.

Could it be? Yes. Is it likely to be? No. Raiders make up a shockingly small portion of the playerbase, and the majority of that minority have better things to do than waste time griefing in inconsequential content.

[Raven2014]

Could it be? Yes. Is it likely to be? No. Raiders make up a shockingly small portion of the playerbase, and the majority of that minority have better things to do than waste time griefing in inconsequential content.

In another word ... you have no proof and just making projection? I mean, I can equally make the claim that in my own experience, there are a high percentage of troll among raider than among casual, 'cause a lot of them are lEEt and just want to be passive aggressive.

[Absimiliard]

In another word ... you have no proof and just making projection? I mean, I can equally make the claim that in my own experience, there are a high percentage of troll among raider than among casual, 'cause a lot of them are lEEt and just want to be passive aggressive.

I take it you don't interact with raiders that often, then.

[Raven2014]

I take it you don't interact with raiders that often, then.

You take it wrong.

Also, I think you're missing the point. The point here isn't about which one of us is correct. The point here is in the absent of actual proof, your claim is as unsubstantiated as mine. Using nothing but personal experience, bias and prejudice to associate behaviors isn't really exact or even good science in establishing cause and effect.