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You can pretend to know everything if you wish. It just makes you look silly. I can admit when I am wrong, and I admit I don't know everything. Sorry you are so childish that you think you know everything, and think attacking people for not knowing something is a productive use of these forums.
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That was badass Sscalez. Can't wait to see the new one.
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You do realize that the P99 parses I used to test the calculator were not using offhand weapons that were faster than the primary weapon? This shows the calculator was accurate in all instances except that specific scenario, which has now been fixed. You have no evidence to suggest there are any further flaws in the calculator. You just assume it due to your childish behavior. It is really sad.
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So you made it bad. Other people made it better. Gotcha.
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You have no proof that you understand melee DPS better than I do. But please, keep insulting people, spamming threads, and insisting you know everything. I am sure people will respect you then (this is sarcasm)!
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See, that's the difference between me and you. I've made no claim that I did. You're presenting yourself now as the authority on how to calculate DPS when your own understanding is proven to be flawed. Just like OP not knowing what the word solo means.
I'm just here to help. I'm not trying to be the premier source of information, mostly because I'd have to argue with idiots like you who continue to insist that you're right after someone so easily has proven you wrong. I don't need that kind of ego stroking from strangers on the internet to sustain me. But you, just like OP, attack me when I refuse to stroke your ego when you so obviously got it wrong. I don't pretend to know everything, but I know how to look a word up. Dictionary Definitions from Oxford Languages · Learn more so·lo /ˈsōˌlō/ adjective adjective: solo done by one person alone; unaccompanied. "he released his second solo album" h Similar: unaccompanied single-handed companionless unescorted unattended unchaperoned independent lonely solitary alone all alone on one's own by oneself/itself without companions in a solitary state single sole single-handedly unaided by one's own efforts independently under one's own steam h Opposite: accompanied in company with help adverb adverb: solo for or by one person alone. "she'd spent most of her life flying solo" | ||
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By god, I like this hill and I am going to die on it!
"I am just here to help" ... classic. | ||
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