I just had the most absurd, ridiculously long evening in the Subspace Continuum universe, and I simply couldn't resist sharing it with all of you. So grab a cup of intergalactic coffee, sit back, and prepare for a tale that will make you question the very fabric of gaming reality.
It all started after a long and grueling day of battling interstellar creatures and saving distant galaxies. I was eagerly looking forward to unwinding with my favorite game, Subspace Continuum, hoping to find excitement, camaraderie, and some action-packed spaceship battles. Alas, what awaited me was a different kind of adventure altogether.
As I logged in and entered the beloved zone of Trenchwars, my heart sank as I saw a rather disheartening sight. The TWJD3 arena, once a bustling hub of endless battles and exhilarating encounters, was eerily empty, except for a small group of ten individuals huddled together. Curious and hopeful, I ventured closer, only to hear them all chanting in unison, "MMR, please! MMR, please!"
Baffled and mildly amused, I couldn't help but wonder: had I stumbled upon a secret spaceship cult, worshiping some elusive deity known as MMR? Or were they simply in desperate need of matchmaking rankings to satiate their competitive desires?
In fact, I am so captivated by the MMR madness that I humbly request to don the mantle of MMR referee. Yes, dear friends, I shall host the MMR battles, ensuring that each participant receives their coveted numerical fix. I shall be the gatekeeper of rankings, the arbiter of laughter, and the purveyor of cosmic chaos.
I just had the most absurd, ridiculously long evening in the Subspace Continuum universe, and I simply couldn't resist sharing it with all of you. So grab a cup of intergalactic coffee, sit back, and prepare for a tale that will make you question the very fabric of gaming reality.
It all started after a long and grueling day of battling interstellar creatures and saving distant galaxies. I was eagerly looking forward to unwinding with my favorite game, Subspace Continuum, hoping to find excitement, camaraderie, and some action-packed spaceship battles. Alas, what awaited me was a different kind of adventure altogether.
As I logged in and entered the beloved zone of Trenchwars, my heart sank as I saw a rather disheartening sight. The TWJD3 arena, once a bustling hub of endless battles and exhilarating encounters, was eerily empty, except for a small group of ten individuals huddled together. Curious and hopeful, I ventured closer, only to hear them all chanting in unison, "MMR, please! MMR, please!"
Baffled and mildly amused, I couldn't help but wonder: had I stumbled upon a secret spaceship cult, worshiping some elusive deity known as MMR? Or were they simply in desperate need of matchmaking rankings to satiate their competitive desires?
In fact, I am so captivated by the MMR madness that I humbly request to don the mantle of MMR referee. Yes, dear friends, I shall host the MMR battles, ensuring that each participant receives their coveted numerical fix. I shall be the gatekeeper of rankings, the arbiter of laughter, and the purveyor of cosmic chaos.
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J-B-Inc> i ddi that duel while doing coke of pawner moms ass
8:Riverside> UPDATE FOR WEEK 1:
8:Riverside> I go 4-60 and we lose 0-6
2:saiyan> [Dec 22 21:22] Rough: yo just came on to tell you, can you go on a real date with a girl (need to be specific here lol) instead of talking to claus on forums about calcs and formulas for a league? Happy holidays btw
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