@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 idk what kind of video games you're playing, but I typically try to achieve the objectives that the game has to offer. Don't try to compare GTA to real life, or any video game for that matter. The whole reason video games exist is to do things that you wouldn't, or couldn't do in real life. If you're playing a video game, and it announces to the entire lobby that you are moving goods, and there's a reward to take you out, YOU are wrong for complaining about people taking you out! If you want to be left alone, there are literally lobbies specifically to be left alone in. Go play in an invite only lobby and stop bitching about people playing the objective
@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 and damn, by your logic, if the game tells you to steal a car, you definitely should NOT do that! Because you wouldn't do it in real life. Right?
@@PlateGuys The reward is so small though, the only reason why anyone would want to purposefully destroy cargo is if they're a griefer. You also end up wasting a lot more money than the initial "reward" is even worth. I'd have more respect for griefers such as yourself if you were just honest about how you played instead of always making up some kind of excuse. The fact that you do kind of shows how insecure you are. There's a lot of things the game tells you to do, but I doubt you do most of those things anyway. "The game tells me to" isn't a valid excuse
@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 following an objective in a game is a way to play the game. Whether or not YOU like it, doesn't determine whether it's right. Get over yourself, you're not the main character.
the other guy didnt had faith
lol nope and it cost him
It's not griefing if the game tells you to do it. Just saying
If the game told you to jump off a cliff in real life would you also do it? This is some pretty weird logic
@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 idk what kind of video games you're playing, but I typically try to achieve the objectives that the game has to offer.
Don't try to compare GTA to real life, or any video game for that matter. The whole reason video games exist is to do things that you wouldn't, or couldn't do in real life.
If you're playing a video game, and it announces to the entire lobby that you are moving goods, and there's a reward to take you out, YOU are wrong for complaining about people taking you out!
If you want to be left alone, there are literally lobbies specifically to be left alone in. Go play in an invite only lobby and stop bitching about people playing the objective
@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 and damn, by your logic, if the game tells you to steal a car, you definitely should NOT do that! Because you wouldn't do it in real life. Right?
@@PlateGuys The reward is so small though, the only reason why anyone would want to purposefully destroy cargo is if they're a griefer. You also end up wasting a lot more money than the initial "reward" is even worth. I'd have more respect for griefers such as yourself if you were just honest about how you played instead of always making up some kind of excuse. The fact that you do kind of shows how insecure you are. There's a lot of things the game tells you to do, but I doubt you do most of those things anyway. "The game tells me to" isn't a valid excuse
@@x-_arthurmorgan-_x5528 following an objective in a game is a way to play the game. Whether or not YOU like it, doesn't determine whether it's right. Get over yourself, you're not the main character.
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