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Often this anger leads to a phrase heard in Hattrick: | Often this anger leads to a phrase heard in Hattrick: | ||
*''(Insert cause of anger here)'' is evil.<br> | *''(Insert cause of anger here)'' is evil.<br> | ||
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Of course, these things are not evil. | Of course, these things are not evil, but this list does represent how strong opinions can get in Hattrick. | ||
Revision as of 16:33, 26 November 2005
What Some People Consider Evil in HT
Hattrick brings out a lot of emotion in people. Joy at scoring a goal, fear when you are losing, and wonder when you magically win a match in the last minute.
However, one common emotion that all managers must face is anger....anger at something that did not go right, anger at something they do not like, anger at supposed injustic. Althought this anger is usually short lived, people often post threads in the conferences, threads such as "How'd I Loose?".
Often this anger leads to a phrase heard in Hattrick:
- (Insert cause of anger here) is evil.
List of Supposed Evils in Hattrick
Of course, these things are not evil, but this list does represent how strong opinions can get in Hattrick.
