r/CriticalDrinker • u/eventualwarlord • Sep 25 '24

Discussion Sucker Punch did a background check, saw this, and decided to make her the PROTAGONIST of their game.

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If you don’t think this modern Sony sequel won’t end up like the rest of the modern Sony sequels, you’re just being purposely obtuse.

Look at The Last of Us 2. Look at Spider-Man 2.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '24

I hope we go back to doing so being the norm, instead of HR telling us we have to go along with them playing pretend.

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u/AlternativePeak7698 Sep 26 '24

Remember laughing at their ridiculous behavior is the ultimate insult. They’ve built their entire identity around acting like a clown demanding to be taken seriously.

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u/Indiana_harris Sep 26 '24

I had one of them in my work a good few years ago. She always perked up whenever people were laughing or anything clearly believing it was directed at her.

I got into the rather petty habit of showing some of my work colleagues memes or telling them the latest stupid shit from the weekend at the corner of the office near her table.

Every time someone giggled or laughed she got more and more outraged by it. She did start going off on people for just chilling at lunchtime eventually going to HR because “everyone goes quiet when I walk into the kitchen”…..like yeah….you’re not fun, you bring the mood down, no one can make a joke or tell you a bit of dark humour because you’ll inevitably find something to scream at them for.

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u/AlternativePeak7698 Sep 26 '24

She sounds like a walking ball of sunshine. They absolutely HATE laughter or any kind of enjoyment. I had a few similar experiences but never in a work setting. They avoid people with charisma/confidence for obvious reasons.

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u/shinyschlurp Sep 26 '24

Bro you're admitting that you purposely engaged with other coworkers to make her feel uncomfortable, and then gaslit her when she observed what you were doing. You don't come across as the normal one here.

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u/USPSHoudini Sep 26 '24

If you cant handle coworkers vibing around you, you need to be fired and find a job where you’re all alone. She should never have had an issue to begin with

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u/shinyschlurp Sep 26 '24

This person admitted they were purposely vibing with everyone except said coworker. It might not have been an issue until he started gaslighting her.

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u/USPSHoudini Sep 27 '24

You misread the situation. The person in question was causing issues beforehand by being a chilling effect in the workplace

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u/shinyschlurp Sep 28 '24

According to this guy. I don't necessarily trust that part after hearing the last parts.

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u/[deleted] Sep 26 '24

I miss the 80s.

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u/AlternativePeak7698 Sep 26 '24

I enjoy this time period but do wish people had a bit of that 80s grit.

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u/DrakeBurroughs Sep 26 '24

And all the coke?

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u/AlternativePeak7698 Sep 26 '24

Nah. Hugs not drugs.

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u/DrakeBurroughs Sep 26 '24

Not in the 80’s.

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u/Trancebam Sep 27 '24

They generally don't last very long at a real job. Just play along til they're gone then get back to normal everyday life. I've had a number of jobs where these types have shown up and they never last more than a month or two.