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"Banned" used to mean "you're done". Now every little time-out is a "ban". Can we use words correctly instead of lying for clicks?
Once again video games fucked us over.
Right? I'm so confused about what happened with this word.
Some people got muted in Brighter Shores and people were calling them bans... Like, no... They're not banned, they're just muted.