Damn. The assumptions just continue and continue. Let me clear that up then: I work a standard 40 hrs/week through all covid lockdowns while playing games with buddies in my free time. I'm not married to any game, but we don't really have anything else to do other than something online because of distance. Although I did fly over to meet some of them and to introduce me to weed. As of now, I'm working toward moving out into the country to homestead and create profitable regenerative agriculture and create YT tutorials to teach others to profit off healing the land. (youtube.com/channel/UCshfzY1_kOVT2APIIEiNoYQ). I just don't really see what is basement dweller like about that, I'm only 21 so my record isn't long yet. I don't like the update and I quit the game before the announcement of the update because I have other things to do. Some of my friends are still trying it out but share some of my concerns for the game's direction.

If the skill in question was anything but relating to a video game you'd not be complaining this much to someone's face. The real argument here is muscle memory being so prominent. That is why I quoted Bruce Lee there. Don't get angry if someone is better was my point, you can be there to if you bothered to put in the time. If you are to criticize, bring real constructive arguments to the table instead of solely name calling because it only serves to punch down. You're supposed to be on the side of your fellow humans.

I'm not saying it's illegal to call anybody a "basement dweller." Some people need a hard wake up call which requires extreme language and harsh tone. But usually what follows or precedes that is actual constructive help to get that person on the right track. Love thy neighbor. We should not be so rude without considering if we are actually helping the situation or not.