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Okay, let’s get serious for a second. I need to make something clear: if your purpose on the Internet is to spoil and leak things to fans ahead of time, and who cares if they glance past your half-assed “spoiler alert” in the first line, I have...
...zero use for you, and you will be blocked. Maybe some of my colleagues have a higher tolerance for this kind of thing. But I’ve been dealing with these selfish little twits hungry for Internet infamy for 25 years. First in soaps (one guy dug through trash for our scripts)...
....then in wrestling (they’d just make stuff up if they couldn’t get the scoop!), and now with Apex. The writing team works damn hard to keep a relentless schedule of reveals and plot twists and beats meticulously spread out over the a week, a month, a year. And...
...you ruin it for thousands of people in ten seconds, all for a lousy “like” or “follow”. So I want to be really direct here: I think you’re small. And my policy is usually to ignore you. But don’t assume my silence is a sign of my approval. In fact...
...while I know “no one’s hurt” and it’s “not that big of a deal” in the grand scheme of things (and it’s not), it does speak volumes that you’re so desperate for attention, you’ll ruin other people’s fun if it means folks know your screen name. I think that’s pretty...
...freaking shitty, if we’re being honest. I’m not interested in anything else you have to say on this subject, or any other subject. And I damn sure have no use for you on my timeline.
And for the record, these are my thoughts and do not reflect respawn or EA. This one’s all me. You’re not smart or “in the know”... you’re just some dude who cuts corners. Your average cheater. And I personally think you suck.
