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⌈ Secret Post #4223 ⌋

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03. [SPOILERS for Luke Cage season 2]

[Shades/Comanche]

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04. [SPOILERS for Infinity War]

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05. [SPOILERS for Luke Cage season 2]

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06. [SPOILERS for Dunkirk]

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07. [WARNING for discussion of bestiality]

[Black Mirror, "The National Anthem"]

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I find dudebros are a lot easier to lead around because everything is a dick measuring contest to them. Offer any hint of competition and their ego can't handle it and they'll jump on whatever task is at hand to prove they're better than you, while you stand back and watch. It's easier to get them to do things.

This, however, doesn't make them any less dumb. And it's still a lot of work to lead them around. But it's possible.

YMMV, but I've never successfully got a Guild Princess to learn to play well. Partially because other people (mostly boys) keep excusing them and doing things for them, partially because I legit think being good players just doesn't matter to them. It's a different kind of ego that you can't push into being helpful because they simply don't care about being helpful gameplay wise.

I've yet to see any dudebro that enjoys being considered a sub-par player and having everyone have to help them all the time. They may exist, but I've yet to run into one.

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