{{
`${userDetail.user.displayName}${userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode ? `#${standardizeBungieGlobalCode(userDetail.user.cachedBungieGlobalDisplayNameCode)}` : ""}`}}
{{getUserClans()}}
6/1/2015 12:15:41 AM
1
You thought I was addressing you? I was always addressing the archetypal "sour-grapes 'solo player'" who's always wanted to play with friends, but never made the effort.
What he needs to do is [i]go make some friends[/i].
There's a multitude of support channels available for people who don't make friends easy, yet still want to play Destiny. [i]He should avail himself of them[/i]. Destiny involves real-world interaction with real people; not every interaction is going to be the start of a beautiful friendship.
But the best way to guarantee it won't is to not try.
English
-
It's one thing to tell someone to "go make friends" it's another to walk in their shoes and experience what they've experienced. How many -blam!- victims have developed behavioral disorders and been told "just get over it" or "just get help". It's not that easy. Just because someone isn't comfortable making friends doesn't mean they don't want to be around people and they don't wish they could. It's too easy to judge when you only try to see the world through your own eyes.
-
One of the reasons they filter that word is to stop you making asinine comparisons to it.
-
Asinine comparisons? Are you intimately familiar with it? How do you know the pyschological barriers that prevent people from using lfg or joining clans, etc? You've talked a lot and managed to say next to nothing. At some point in this conversation, it would be lovely if you tried to actually have a point.
-
Unless people now get life in prison for maybe-not-wanting-to-play-with-you, your comparison is asinine and insulting.
-
So you're pretty much not going to start making sense? [spoiler]The better half of reading is comprehension. Try it sometime.[/spoiler]
