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TheTrueSergeant

Daniel

Texas, United States

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Global Sentinel

500 XP

This is the real Sergeant

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Sergeant:

Friend Requests:

It's pretty simple, I'm not the kind of person that friends people left and right. If I don't know you, I have no reason to friend you.

Trade Requests:

Don't bother sending me a trade request if you don't know the value of what you're offering, or the value of what you're asking for. If you want to trade lots of items with varying values, you can expect me to scrutinize your offer to make sure it's a fair trade. If you want something expensive, prepare to pay up.

For 6-Year-Olds and People with Bad Mics:

I'll put it plainly: If you sound like you're 6, or you sound like you live in a wind tunnel, don't use a mic. Just type. People will mute/kick you anyway, so save yourself the trouble of being ignored by everyone on the server or getting kicked.

Let's Get the Terminology Correct:

If you're playing a game of CSGO and a sniper has incredible aim that is clearly tool-assisted, he's not a "hacker", he's a cheater. There's a big difference. A hacker is someone intelligent that finds ways to work around security to gain unauthorized access to data. A cheater is some idiot who downloaded scripts off of the internet. Cheaters aren't particularly smart, they just followed some instructions and placed some files where they don't belong. Calling a cheater a hacker is like praise to them, it makes them feel like they are in control.

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