Small acts of valor against overwhelming force and a blind eye

AFFL_UnBROKen, you are a legend.

This has to be both the funniest and most heroic thing I've seen in gaming.

Let's go! 🤡😂🤣🤣🤣🤣

hoho TFT?

I will not confirm or deny your comment.

That sort of thing can get people banned and posts removed.

If you know, then you know.

If you don't know, then these small acts of valor should give you hope.

A random hot-dog stand places a hot-dog for 1 usd.

Jeffrix Bezorino rolls up and asks for a hot-dog.

The shop owner says, no hot dogs for sale.



Bezorino goes haywire.





RIP hot-dog stand.

It's a comedy if you think about it...

but for everyone else watching is yet one more act of valor.

Is that who I think it is? Understandable reaction from you lolol.

Fictional Character Number 18579-protocol-alpha goes to a shop.



Alpha knows his words are going to be recorded so takes time create an app that will automatically promote his ads.



As an act of valor, gamma denies the sell.

This is how I see the login screen now.





The birth of a SSF player.

Chris was right. I see it now.

I'm gonna try R-SSF for the first time.

We shouldn't have to pick up HC, SSF, Ruthless or any combination of that because of this.

If anyone choose pick them, it should be because they wanted to have fun, not because they are running away from something.

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iParadoxG wrote:

We shouldn't have to pick up HC, SSF, Ruthless or any combination of that because of this.

If anyone choose pick them, it should be because they wanted to have fun, not because they are running away from something.

Negative interactions like that shape our perception. We shouldn't discount these situations when talking about the impact of TFT on the community as a whole