A toddler is not an unexpected event.
It’s a toddler you’re responsible for. You expected it the day you learned it was going to be born.
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Only after people disrespect me.
Either way I don’t really care what your opinion is. I’m just entertained you’re doing the same exact thing you’re mad at me for.
Neither do I.
Infact I haven’t even brought parses up. You did.
There wasn’t any attitude. I just stated I don’t find your excuse valid. Stop imagining things.
Scenario: toddler normally sleeps through the night without waking up or having issues. Parent uses this time to game and normally doesn’t have an issue. But because the toddler could wake up your logic is that you shouldn’t play the game at all during these times unless someone else can deal with the toddler.
If its frequent enough to be an issue, its not unexpected.
Even then. Everyone who participated in the kill can roll for gear. You aren’t entitled to gear more because your ilvl is worse.
Yet again, those individuals are prone to be lazy. Because why put effort in dps when it’s only lfr.
If there is no one else in the house, play a single player game.
Your commitment is to that toddler, regardless of whether he usually sleeps or not. You can have all the free time in the world to engage in hedonistic pursuits once he’s mature enough to take care of his basic needs on his own.
It’s not my logic, it’s how I behave and how I expect any responsible parent to behave.
It’s not hard to fire up Arkham City instead of WoW to entertain yourself.
Let me take a page out of your playbook…
Wrong.
While I’m simply telling you you’re wrong there is a subtle hint of attitude behind it. Do you see how that works? If not then refer to my previous comment about dense and stone
You didn’t read my comment correctly. I’m only parse shaming you because you like to feel superior to others and you can’t in this department and I know it just boils your blood :^)
Wrong.
No one is questioning the commitment to the toddler. Because a good parent would drop a game to help the toddler.
We’ll have to agree to disagree on the whole “just play a single player game” mentality because I don’t see how taking care of a child should limit your ability to play a game just because unexpected things happen.
I am if you play WoW while being charged with supervising him.
You’re placing your own hedonistic pursuit above the needs of the toddler.
Not true. That’s anecdotal at best. I have seen fresh 359s afk all day.
You can say wrong all you Want too. Doesn’t make it true.
Nope. You’re just imagining things. If you thought there was attitude in saying I find you’re excuse an excuse I can only suggest to stop being so sensitive or online games may not be for you.
Again you keep bringing up this claim that I feel superior to others yet can’t actually produce anything to back it up.
Trust me when I say nothing in this forum ever boils my blood.
Again if you think I actually had attitude stop being so sensitive
No, you’re questioning the commitment to the game. If you drop everything for the toddler in need you’re committing to toddler. If you ignore the toddler you’re committing to the game.
Because you’re refusing to acknowledge the proof. Its all in your own words and post history. Just because you say it isn’t there doesn’t mean it isn’t :^)
I’ll let you have the last word now, its lunch time!
I really do hope you get the help you need though <3
No, I’m questionning your commitment to your toddler.
Yes, I am calling you a bad parent if you ask. Because I think parents that are responsible for caring for a toddler that spend their time playing WoW are frankly bad parents.
Wait until he’s mature enough to occupy himself. In the mean time, play a single player game you can pause at anytime. And if he’s awake do one better : don’t play video games at all.
but my transmog
Before I head to lunch I wanna ask this last question for you…
What is the difference in pausing a single player game vs just alt f4’ing WoW?
If your answer is something related to group content you ARE questioning the commitment to the game and not the toddler.
The commitment that WoW requires and the impact you have on the game doing so.
No, you’re choosing to commit to group content above the toddler when you engage in the group content in the first place while charged with supervising the toddler.
That’s the problem with today’s generation : their hedonistic pursuit often comes before their families.
There isn’t any proof.
You reading things that aren’t there doesn’t make it true.
Enjoy your lunch
I’m great. Thanks for caring though.
People in Mythic gear doing LFR are probably their for tmog.
They have absolutely every right to roll need on tier.
Want this solved? Ask Blizzard to make a system where, lets say, earning the Mythic helm unlocks the tmog for LFR, Normal and HC too.
The issue is they are tokens and Blizzard should have fixed it now. Normally you couldnt roll on something that is a lower ilvl that the slot you have on. Tokens didn’t have an ilvl requirement.
Yes, the gear drops are random, so what?