Women share wholesome stories about how they gave their boyfriends a lesson not to ruin the games they play together
There’s this general consensus between people who like to dive into adventure games without knowing anything, and those who do their research beforehand. If you do it, at least don’t mess it up for the rest.
And for the most part gamers respect this dynamic. However, there is a very petty judgment going on among gamers that bashing those who haven’t played the game yet. Ideal situation and yada yada yada.
Well, one of the more creative ways to approach this bit of judgment is after looking up spoilers and confessing but not really screwing it up for her, this one woman is her Like I did with my significant other, it’s about fighting fire with fire.
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Playing games with loved ones is probably every gamer’s life goal, but like any game, there are some rules that must be respected.
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This time, the rule was “no spoilers” and breaking it meant inflicting petty but wholesome revenge on you
The poster’s boyfriend freaked out after examining the Breath of the Wild walkthrough, only to be slapped in the face with his own drug
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after all, but Defeat Ganon again The couple laughed it off and turned it into a very wholesome story overall
So Redditor u/soccer–girl recently shared a pretty diabolical tale of petty revenge. and agreed not to look for spoilers in the first place.
Well, her boyfriend couldn’t stand how frustrating the 8th Heroine side quest was so he gave in and looked it up. , she was fine with it.
Well, hey, hey. She came up with a plan to teach him a lesson in a very vicious yet wholesome way, so it’s likely she was fine with it. I came back just to keep playing the game, but absolutely avoided one key location that allowed progress: an hour and a half.
All the while, he was cramping like physical pain, which he wanted to end his intentional, aimless wanderings. Mental damage?
Anyway, she stopped teasing and revealed her evil plans. Heck, the OP even pointed out that he hasn’t looked into spoilers since.
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Just to be clear, there’s nothing wrong with looking up spoilers. Annoying spoilers, or, like here, breaking the spoiler rules, are what annoys people. But the spoiler idea itself isn’t a bad personality trait or anything like that.
actually spoilers can lead to good thingsExamining the spoilers will help you get a better sense of the story, as books, movies, and video games have nuts that are hard to experience on the go. It makes it more enjoyable because it allows you to focus on other details as you consume. Also, some people like it because it improves their experience. And there is nothing wrong with that.
But back to the topic at hand. People online loved the story, pointing out the wholesome nature of how it all worked out above all. That’s it. This was a barbaric revenge that really brought about change the way.rarely seen r/ Petty Revenge.
The post received quite a bit of attention, garnering over 33,000 upvotes and nearly 45 Reddit awards.You can checkout the post in context hereBut don’t do that just yet because I’d love to hear your spoiler story in the comments section below.
And the commentators couldn’t agree more on how adorable the couple was
