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I know this was extremely difficult for you, but I think you've done the right thing. Regarding your health, it is far more important than a video game community. It should always come first. I know a lot of people say "haha, just ignore them it's the internet" but it's not always the case for some people and you know what? That's okay. I'm proud of you, bro. Keep your chin up. Much love. xoxo

Ky, I'm gonna keep this short and sweet. As much as we bicker and all that, I truly respect you and all the work you've put into this community. You've always been like a brother to me and I wouldn't be here without you so thank you. I truely hope you get everything turned around and going your way. You'll always hold a place in my heart. May life's journeys outside of xG treat you well.

This was the right thing to do, you shouldn't let a gaming community hurt your mental health and stress you out to the point of feeling sick to your stomach. Gonna miss you as staff man. ?

rip seriously though, hopefully u come back in good health again, one of few people I like that's a "furry" despise us arguing over cartel/furry shit or drama talk. so basically cheeto

Hey guys, I remember making a xG drawing that I never posted because I didn’t finished it because I didn’t have time to do it, so here it is. Plz tell me is it nice, ugly, stupid, gay, too anime, or any dumb shit you have in mind, speak freely about my drawing so I can improve in the near future.

Never did lose member on the other account but since I am starting fresh on this one I figured I would make a new xG account so it could be linked to my profile

I never had problems with ya, I don't know how active you currently are but regardless I'm definitely a +1

As I can see, most people do not want to fat-man people out as it's not fair for them. What I suggest we can do is people is if we do first-come first-serve, then people who agree to come have a 10 minute grace period to connect and be ready, or else someone else can take their spot. You should make it clear in some way that you will be joining, and so someone with a faster computer can't snag your spot. That being said, the details should be worked out but if you are someone who is scrimming and inviting people, please keep in mind that you are responsible for people you invite not getting kicked out if you're ignoring people who are committing to join.

+1ing Chrono 7.5 years ago Getting perm banned and then unbanned. being part of the tf2 division. being a furry. letting danny roast me for being a furry. not making the Official 10manner tier list. making this post.

Are we not just using the easy system of [Fills up fast = Fat Man] vs [Slow trickle of players = first-come-first-serve]

We need a Fortnite division

aww rip ? Sucks to see you go Kypari, but if you think it's the best choice, i'll support you through it. I hope you start feeling better, and I do hope we meet again, be it in xG or outside of it. I'll never forget you noodle boi, take care.

I've really noticed the advances you've made over the last several months, and it's clear you've started trying more and caring more. I never had an issue with you to begin with, glad you've made it to where we are now. Going to stay neutral for now since I've only seen you a few times since I've been back but definitely pushing closer to a +1 than anything. ?

is this an english sentence?? +1, just played with him for a bit and would be very welcome to the community

We don't really interact much, but I have an incredible amount of respect for the things that you've done for the community. You definitely deserve a vacation. I hope things are easier for you soon.

Imagine still posting on the forum in a community you don't want to be apart of and comment wack shit like this it's actually funny. SEEYAA moat.gg arnude!

Despite us not having the best of relationships, I can't even fathom the amount of stress you're under. GL on getting better, fam

You did the right thing I hope everything turns out ok! much love

Very sad to see you leave but of course your own physical well-being comes first. I do hope that we can see you again when you work everything out!

Bye hope your mental health.... Isn't shit soon.

I hope your mental state gets better man. See ya.

I'm going to miss you a lot. Do whatever you need to get better, and never be afraid to ask others for help when you need it.

All in good health. You come first in a situation like this, kyp. I do hope that getting away from this all will help you!

I feel ya kypari. Keep in touch but take care of yourself. Mental health is very important

Don't think that is popular now

None of these are in sorted in any order.

not gonna post my fav jojo openings cause they've already been posted (crazy noisy bizarre town and bloody stream)

Correct me if I am wrong but he never lost member? Anyways +1 was chill on minigames

I've been playing a lot recently trying to get back into the game now that college has become less stressful, appreciate the +1

I'm not going to vouch yet as I would like to see some other comments first, but I just wanted to say that I've seen a tremendous improvement since your unban and I just want to express how great we all think it is. You know the rules, actively enforce them and as of right now, I see no issue in you getting staff. But as I said: I will wait for an official vouch; just wanted to put that out there. Good luck on your application, mate. Hope the rest of the comments you get are positive.

Being apart of an internet community

Going to stay neutral on this. Last I saw of you, you were throwing one of the biggest fits of toxicity I'd seen. I haven't heard anything about you changing, but if you are/have, thats great to hear :D. only staying neutral from my known experience with you.

I think this is the best solution so that we don't have situations of people with slower computers getting booted out of games because the other 10 people connected before them

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We don't like having a division for games that we can't make new members from. Especially ones that we can't just leave a server running etc. If you all are INTERESTED in some Golf-it stuff aside from our obvious shoe challenges, maybe we can post some challenges for some fun prizes !

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remove it it's shit

It's about time I put an end to this era: I'm stepping down to member. Going to keep this short and bitter. My mental health has deteriorated to a point of where I have been starving myself and much worse - the stress that comes from you sexy bunch is just too much and has been for a while but I've tried to suppress it. Nothing personal I promise. I will actively be trying to avoid xG soon in hopes that I can get better. Sorry, I love you guys. Peace. P.S - You guys better give @Caleb956 DM this upcoming promo/demo, the man is a legend and really wants to make a difference

rip

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Bruh I don't know what ya'll talking bout, I barely get four hours of sleep a night and almost always join for those juicy late night hackers and trolls to fuck with them, I'm all the late night staff we need ? . But yeah, gonna stay neutral on this for now since although he isn't breaking rules anymore, I still haven't seen much improvement with his personality or him trying that hard to be a good example for the community. I'd recommend in the future just trying to help others when they are in need and to be kind about it, and also try to look more responsible on the servers in general and I'll probably change this to a +1

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Stepping down.

Being a furry

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