fourth duel

[gamblers]

[audio; translated]
It's funny... I used to complain to my folks about our game store being old-fashioned, 'cos grandpa would never stock any video games or things that were popular besides a few select stuff like Duel Monsters or garage kits. We wouldn't get a lot of business because of it, and it probably didn't help that there were a ton of

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communicator1//text

[itsprotocol]

...Games.

text and translated forever; then. WHY SO ACCOMODATING

[gamblers]

Yes?

can you taste my lantern-flavored judgement. can you.

[itsprotocol]

Surely there are more pressing issues one can focus on when adjusting to an alternate dimension.

i can. it tastes tangy and like old, wishful dreams...

[gamblers]

I guess? But it's something I know a lot about.

[itsprotocol]

Your profession, as it were?

[gamblers]

I don't know? I did help my grandpa run our game store sometimes. Maybe?

[itsprotocol]

I only ask for context. If this change from what you consider customary has some direct relation to your profession or way of life, then the broadcasting of that concern seems reasonable.

[gamblers]

Why would it not be reasonable?

[itsprotocol]

This network's function seems to be more than a mere dumping grounds for idle thinking; I would assume many others would treat it likewise, especially in the event that a crisis were to surface, only to be bogged down by trivial banter.

[gamblers]

I don't know about that. I see lots of people use it when a crisis comes up, because there's so many posts about what's going on.

[itsprotocol]

Yes. A barrage of notices and alerts, many more vague than of use, vying for the attention of the community without supplying the means with which to properly engage the situation.

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[gamblers]

Are you always serious?

would you like some fries with that judgement.

[itsprotocol]

Yes.