Anyone else do this?

Does anyone else auto concede when they queue up and the opponent has some gibberish name? I just went down 10 stars because I had to do this since every opponent had a gibberish name and even if they are real players I just don’t enjoy playing against someone like cgssoethapq (or whatever gibberish name it is). Also I am on the America realm but sometimes the gibberish name will be in other languages? I just want to know does anyone else do this? Are there any real players left with actual names?

That’s… peculiar, I gotta say.

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They are bots farming the rewards ladder for gold. They sell the accounts to arena players who use these burner accounts. Bad draft? Just abandon it and draft again.

Another case that might be confirmation bias. You may be conceding to people from Iceland with their weird names or Finland.

Also you lose by 100% by doing that so grats.

not in legend climb, a star is a star.

Anucksunamun is a gibberish name.

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Isn’t that the name of a mummy? It’s either the mummy in the eponymous movie series or it’s Apocalypse name in X-men

I guess Google reveals its inspiration. I don’t really care though. I’m not going to Google every username I come across just to find out what bad movies people like.

I understand that my own username is an obscure character reference, but I don’t care if you like South Park or not. If it’s gibberish to you, okay, I’m not the one acting like gibberish usernames are bad.

Anucksunamun is a fictional character, Ankhesenamun is however a real egypt princess, although lesser known than Cleopatra or Nefertiti.

There is nothing wrong being introduced to historical figure via movies, cartoon or video games, as long as you know there could be artistic liberty taken to depict the personnage.

It’s like learning about Napoleon from the ridley scott movie.

Anck-su-namun (Patricia Velásquez) is the secret lover of Imhotep and the mistress, future bride, and bodyguard of Pharaoh Seti I. Anck-su-namun had a deep rivalry with Princess Nefertiri. She kills the pharaoh and then herself at the beginning of The Mummy after her affair with Imhotep is exposed, and then waits for Imhotep to resurrect her so they can continue their relationship. Anck-su-namun appears briefly in The Mummy, as she is undead like Imhotep, and she tries to kill Evelyn in order to become fully alive after her soul enters her decayed body. However, Jonathan takes command of the mummies of Seti’s bodyguards and has them stab and hack Anck-su-namun to death in the climactic fight sequence.

In the second film, Anck-su-namun was physically reincarnated as a woman by the name of Meela Nais, who, after Imhotep’s secondary imprisonment, unearths him along with the Books of the Dead and Amun-Ra. After freeing Imhotep, she allows him to have her past-life’s soul enter her body to completely become Anck-su-namun, regaining her memories and combat skills.

Knowing that Evelyn is the reincarnation of Nefertiri, Anck-su-namun succeeds in killing her, but she is resurrected by her son Alex while Jonathan distracts Anck-su-namun. After Evelyn’s resurrection, she battles Anck-su-namun, forcing her to run away. Anck-su-namun leaves Imhotep to fend for himself, only to fall into a pit of scorpions.

I’m not sure my name qualifies as gibberish seeing as it’s based on a character from a billion dollar movie franchise, but I understand it may seem that way to the uninitiated.

But I’m talking about actual gibberish names, like I gave an example for and which are pretty obvious.

AHA, KNEW IT

20 CHARACTERS OF MEMORY

You are uninitiated regarding most things.

That is a valiant attempt at deflection due to your being wrong, but it’s okay

Maybe I should have said that everyone is uninitiated regarding most things. But the point is that you’re not special.

Then it’s a good thing I’ve never claimed to be special…again, where are you going with this and where is it coming from? Lol

He definitely IS special

Not in a good way, though

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Just in case, a transcript.

You (as SWAT leader): What do you mean, everyone?

Me (as Gary Oldman, screaming in frustration): Everyone!

You do know it doesn’t end well for Gary Oldman on the movie, right?

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The whole name theory on barcoding is what is gibberish. There are people who make usernames with random number generators to be semi-anonymous(and they don’t “barcode”).

Only Blizzard Employees know for sure and even them only by proxy (e.g. they can monitor account activity).