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1. Things can easily be missinterpreted
2. Some people aren't who they seem
3. Reality checks can change a mans lifestyle
4. First impressions dont last so dont have an off in front of certain people that have a say in certain things
Not true, I do think maybe it may be time to mix your players in there on our battles. It may help their attitudes. Lots of us get your competitiveness but some squads do scramble weekly just to compete. This is what brings their frustrations. Not Paladins fault at all, but never the less, does create the friction.
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