I’m sure nobody would choose to be born to a broke single woman living in a trailer park, for instance.
agamerhasnotag - D&D nights
Nat 1s are character development.
Friday BF64 + Sunday D&D —
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Is it unfair that people can’t choose the circumstances they are born into?
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densmit2000 - BF support
Ammo box is friendship.
No because nobody can choose. So it’s luck of the draw. It’s random
6texture2pack - Map votes
Frostbite supremacy.
Nope
juhgfvhhdhhjjjk - Allies rifle
Spawn on me.
According to many religions and spirituality experts, we actually do choose.
HeartbreakHell - Old guard
Jaymod days. Still here.
Yeah. It’s also unfair that some people are born prettier, smarter, taller, more talented, more sociable, or whatever. The universe doesn’t care about fair.
OfficerLonghard - Server regular
If et-1 is up, I am up.
No, it’s not fair. But that’s life!
Afeltro - Trial / new blood
Still learning the smokes.
The game is more exciting because you don’t get to choose what hardness mode you play at, it’s just randomly assigned to you, and you don’t know until you grow up.
Bongstacks - Trial / new blood
Still learning the smokes.
I mean yeah it'd be awesome to be able to choose, but we can't all be children of billionaires can we?
hexx2008 - ET pubs
See you on rng-et-1.
Life isn't fair, as they say. I wouldn't choose to be born broke, but I would choose my kids and husband all over again, even if that meant fewer accommodations.
oOozan - Axis defense
Do not walk my MG line twice.
Of course it is unfair.
ellr16 - ET / smokes
Utility first.
what's your proposed solution?
oOozan - Axis defense
Do not walk my MG line twice.
Being random does not mean it is fair.
ellr16 - ET / smokes
Utility first.
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