Malicious

How can someone be so schizo

Roly-Poly, Pudgey, Porker, He Who Ate All The Pies, Obeast, Jabba the Fat.

We label other pets "broken" and nerf them, but this hasn't been discussed. So, let's talk about the Homunculus Pet. With every single % off Battlepass plus Homunculus' extra 15%, you're looking at a negation of 45-50%, so this is balanced? i don't think so, you're basically doing half of a Battle Pass just because a pet is another added bonus to it, i dont think thats right or should be like that. Instead we add something that's available to the public so this pet isn't deemed "OP" something like 10m for 3d of this added bonus which will rack up and people with Homunculus will still have an advantage as they've bought it as a one time thing which will be balanced as people who do Bp's will want to buy the pet, but the casuals who still want the same effect will not have to and they'll spend 10m when they want to do it occasionally instead of the pet being hid away in a 150m pet box with a sub 5% chance to hit. There's multiple pets like this that are "broken" which i'll list if needed :).

Thank you honey xx

i’m so glad i’m not on this list!

how about instead of doing all of this to ragebait you do something better with your life instead of going under different personalities every month, you have no life, you’re bipolar and nothing works for you, get a job and focus on yourself instead of trying to infect people with your hatred and disgust, you’re a literal incel, find another hobby.

DONT TURN MY FUCKIN POST INTO A SHITPOST YOU BASTARDS

This person is completely fraudulent and not telling the truth. They’ve been twisting facts, spreading false information, and trying to manipulate the situation to make themselves look better. It’s clear they’re not being honest, and their actions show a pattern of deception. They’ll say whatever benefits them in the moment, even if it means lying on others or creating drama that isn’t real. At this point, it’s obvious they can’t be trusted, and people need to be aware of who they’re really dealing with.

Sounds like you're not apart of the lgbtq even though we kissed i guess it meant nothing.

coulda put more effort into it

happy pride month to my fellow lgbtq+ community members

cheats but still terrible?

cry baby ahh boy

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propose new content instead of just asking for it

shutup lol

orl sniffing hick bastard

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i dislike fat people go to the gym or pin steroids or just walk ya fat fucks

voicing your emotions after a person got community removed is funny lol

not the time after (i was trolling the first raid trying to stick a c4)

fake news i reraided and wasn’t trying to troll and won

wild