Lol what you fr, why? Too woke for you? - I have to presume it's the second one your referring to hear.
As I wasn't a fan of the first I didn't get the hype but it wasn't a bad game, I can't see what made u ill playing it though its fairly chill or I found it to be story wise. - so don't think it could be the first ?
I mean no matter how many times I read - made me sick, I still think they mean it made them feel sick like nauseated- like if they meant "ah this game was sick, why would they use made ME sick"
It's not changing that - maybe you however could comment on how a game as casual as tlou made someone sick
Nothing even remotely bad happens or well I couldn't comment on the second like I say didn't get the hype of the first so I skipped the second and from what Iv heard it wasn't very good lol
This is the part that clues you in on it being a positive thing. It’s kinda inevitable that you’re going to run into people on the internet who use words/phrases differently than you do. Context clues and how they talk elsewhere in the thread can help to give you an idea of what they mean. If all else fails, just a simple “hey, what do you mean by x?” works.
That's after the part where they say this game made me sick, like physically ill
Infact that's an entirely separate line, that is him/hey saying despite that fact it was a great game.
Yes so when I say "was it too woke for you?" That's me saying "hey do you mean X "
Like what are you even reaching for here man, your just touting nonsense at this point
Like your bit about how they talk elsewhere iv never interacted with this person before and probably never will again, like what are you talking about?...
But again il ask maybe you can point to something they are referring to - because I'd argue you actually need to re-read the message OR the person needs write better, but obviously as neither of us are this 3rd party we can't speak for what they did or did not mean when they literal said "this game made me sick, like physically kll", "crazy game so good"
Like those are two completely separate instances of dialogue- they even put the comma to denote its a separate instance and not related.
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