
Originally Posted by
Kanna
You can just say that I'm like the rest of the growtopians, mean, greedy, selfish, etc. I occasionally do troll trades with people saying I want to buy an item for dls but I show wls instead. I sometimes sb attack people like that one person who kept begging Daewud to come to his world. Also, when I feel bored I sometimes troll people's bfg and annoy people who are trying to earn gems by planting seeds into the breaking spot which cause them to curse me until I get banned from the world. It's just that I kinda am jealous for BFG owners having 2/3 mags. I was alive during the Magplant era, I knew how op the item was, but I just didn't have the gems plus I was lazy at breaking blocks. God I wish I can go back, but that would just be selfish of me. Sometimes I felt the need to cash in 300 dollars in order to receive two magplants. However, there is one side to me that was abnormal. When I'm farming, I would usually see someone do a bc where they're extremely sad or suffering from real life problems. Most of them are scam sbs, but the ones that are true become really serious. I had this one dude who was a professional biker and said he was failing school since he wasn't able to go to school for 3 months, and was now in a relationship problem with a best friend who he really loved and thought she was "perfect." I try my best to help him and give him advice and maybe try to get him to relax and have faith that thing's are going to get a better. I feel like this abnormal side of me came from a long time friend who I played another game who was an actual therapist. Then there was a sudden tragedy, where he suddenly just disappeared and I was left with a troubled thought of why did this happen(sometimes I would think I'm the one at fault for creeping him out.) So yeah that's the kind of person I am in GT. If you see me play, I would often troll bfgs while waiting for my lgrids to grow and do stupid offers in trades. Sometimes, I feel guilt for doing this kind of stuff, but I just do it anyway.
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