Let me begin by saying I am primarily a PVE player. Sure, I play PVP here and there and do well some of the time, but for the most part I stick to PVE. That being said, I'll be the first to admit I need to work on my game and gone git some of that gud! How about we begin by focusing on the most basic of basics. No, I'm not referring to Northface owning, Ugg wearing, Pumpkin Spice Latte sipping white girls who live at Starbucks. I'm referring to elementary grammar. Before you flame all over someone's face with your "must be huge" troll dong, consider using proper punctuation. Otherwise, you simply come off as a gigantic tar tar. Example: "git gud scrub!" What's a "gud scrub" and how do I obtain said scrub? Is this a new, ultra rare exotic drop in POE? I must has!!!! Instead, try saying "git gud, (comma) scrub!" This implies that the reader, the human piece of PVP waste, is the one they call scrub. After you have perfected your sentence structure, place yourself in an alternate reality for a moment. A parallel universe if you will. One where you just started a new job at a company of your dreams. You aren't excelling as quickly as you planned and wanted advice from your "higher up". "Hey, boss. I'm struggling to understand how our new computer system works and was hoping it could give me some pointers." "No problem, Sport. There's one piece of advice I can give you, so listen closely: git gud scrub!" "But chief, I just wanted you to . . . " " . . . Git gud scrub. Now back to work. Better yet, why don't you go hang out in the communal lounge with the rest of the social rejects and pray that HR promotes you for being part of the herd." Doesn't feel all that good does it. Perhaps your strong words of wisdom don't offer the support and encouragement you believe they do. Consider for a moment that not everyone can be as epic as you are by default and may need some actual advice or assistance to become legend. (See what I did there)