So tempted to play BC Classic.
And then Iâd also play Steelreign, Armored Core and Tiberian Sun.
I got into RTS because of Tiberian Sun, not Warcraft 3 or StarCraft. I didnât play warcraft 3 till i was in high school, and then I was hooked on that for a bit.
Iâd eat Calzones but I didnât have a drink with me, so my throat would dry out while Iâd be clicking on all the little orcs all like âwork work⊠What you want? Ooookie doookieâ
Bb is like WrA/MG. Itâs a nice server with nice people.
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Iâm happy for people who can enjoy it itâs hard for me to pick up a new start though in the context of it still being wow, like Iâm trying out ffxiv and bouncing between eso I think.
Though of the two classics BC has more appeal than the vanilla classic to me just because BEs
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I tried Elder Scrolls Online and FFXIV but I only played each for an hour or so, so I donât think I gave them a full shot. Worth it? Because Iâm currently super invested in AC: Valhalla.
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Oh yeah I like them both a lot!
My two mmos are WoW and SWTOR and I needed a break from both.
Of the two I like ff more but I couldnât tell you why as of yet it just has like a relaxed vibe I was looking for
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I played it on the Dreamcast. But steam has SA2Battle I think. I think the first game was mario I played on some old systems. Mario and pokemon were some of the first games I owned. I used to play on my brotherâs dreamcast alot. He had sonic and then gave it to me (the whole dreamcast). It was nice. I played that and capcom vs marvel.
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Pokémon was one of my first too.
I remember I used all my money to get both me and my brother a Gameboy and red and blue so he would play with me.
Weâve both been hooked since.
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I think we have a bingo here with the wOmEnS sPoRtS rhetoric.
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The thing none of them gave a crap about until a trans person showed up
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I would think the question is good to consider. I wouldnât put them in the same competitions as girls if they are on male hormones for example. Ideally they would be in there own league from a biological standpoint. But there wouldnât be much people in those sorts of leagues I guess? Idk I would think biologically it wouldnât be good for cis girls. Since I think most boys and girls are separated because of the different hormones we get as teenagers. Testosterone is really good for sports. Guys even try using steroids (and some females too) which I have seen lead to heart attacks.
Ideally you may get biological markers to help for more fair matches? Idk in the spirit of competition I would consider biological markers for such conflicts. As I recall in wrestling we had weight brackets in highschool. If they didnât have someone from one weight class they would match with similar enough weight brackets or try to make someone lose/gain weight to make that bracket.
In the end I wouldnât think itâs a big deal though if they arenât playing a tournament or something.
Yea sure, professional sports, that a different thing
The law made sure to target children as well, you know, those people that all suck at sports regardless of sex
All it takes it a coach to say " Hey I donât think Jimothy is actually a boy" and well parents gotta go have someone check their kids bits out
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I am a teacher and my students are 12. The fact that there are people out there who are dead-set on excluding some children, who are 12, by the way, from playing soccer with their peers because of who they identify as is just⊠Really sucky.
Like, my kids have teams with mixed genders and sexes anyways. Our schoolâs soccer team is both male and female (and everything in between too!).
Itâs like, legit, 12 year old soccer. I canât imagine telling some of my students they canât participate because of who they are. Unfortunately with some people, bigotry can run pretty deep. 
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That would be uncomfortable, but in highschool in the lockerroom youâd probably have to do that anyway when changing. Then you get physicals by the doctors etc. I wouldnât say itâs a bad thing just another uncomfortable thing about growing up. But this is talking in regards to fairness and sportsmanship. If they are talking about casual play with no competition aspect I donât see why not have transgender kids.
Iâd say itâs more applicable to sports like wrestling that youâd do that. Youâd also have to argue about hormones. Some females produce more testosterones naturally, cis or trans. Same with males, some have less testosterone production. That would be something to argue about if people genuinely cared, but right now itâs just split by what you have between your pants.
For casual stuff I donât see an issue, Iâd play with both genders. But competitively maybe more rules then. I am not sure on the trans points of view though, since I am just gay/maybe slightly bi. I would also be confused by where the non-bindary people go which is why I would just pick by biological markers/similar bodytypes/weights.
This post is so hypocritical lmao.
I think we need to put some of these people on ignore . All they are trying to do is derail the thread so Blizz will shut it down.
Did that kid finally give up and leave?
I doubt it. Seems to be a dedicated troll character.
If you mean big, they left but they didnât give up. There is a new troll thread based off their ranting.
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