I feel like doing a bit of trolling, who wants in?

***quzar*** · January 12th, 2005, 21:04

i hate people who feel the need to bitch about everything.

**Mental2k** · January 13th, 2005, 02:02

raping the lawnmower was not, and i mean not, a good idea, especially when its turned on.

**ace** · January 13th, 2005, 14:24

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**Mental2k** · January 14th, 2005, 11:25

er... had a lobotomy while u were away ace?

**curt_grymala** · January 17th, 2005, 04:05

I don't hate newbs, I actually love them. After all, very few of us were born with an inate sense of how to properly burn DC games, so we all needed a little help when we came into the scene. I hate the following things, though:

People asking what the best emulator for ***** is. If you want to know what the best emu for a system is, do a little research, figure out how to use Selfboot Inducer, and burn all of the emus for that system onto a disc. Then try them out for yourself. If you're too lazy to do that, then just look around the forums a bit. That question's only been answered a few hundred times.

People saying they've tried everything. If you really had tried everything, then you would have successfully burned a disc and you wouldn't be here bitching about the fact that you can't get it to work. Besides, if you really have tried everything, then what help can we offer you, and why are you posting for help?

People asking when ******** is going to be ready, or will see a new release. Things will be ready when they're ready. No coder in this community has an obligation to anyone else in this community. They develop the software because they enjoy it, and most of the time, because they want to have that software. They could easily develop software and keep it for themselves, but they choose to be kind enough to share it with us. Don't bother them about when it will be ready.

People talking about WAREZ, and, on a similar note, people assuming that everyone is a WAREZ monkey. It really bugs me when people naturally assume that, even though we don't talk about it, we all do it. Sure, a lot of us have probably WAREZ'd something for our PC's at least, but there are some members of the community that take a firm anti-WAREZ stance in everything.