Dear Gamer,

Please work on your reading comprehension. It's affecting the way you communicate, such as lacking detail whenever instructing newcomers in *activities* you are familiar with. Also, please don't get sucked into the general public's vitriolic hysteria.

What influences the influencers? YOU. So take control of your mind.

Sincerely,
J.


Please don't refer to online groups or gatherings as "the Internet" or "chat," excessively say "you guys," or pluralize "DLC" as "DLCs" or worse "DLC's."

Specific pictures, videos, etc. are works/productions or media files, not content. Things in a game are content, but they have specific names when referring to them: activities, modes, assets, actors, etc. Use these, please. Yes, loot is content, too.

Note that "content" is actually a relative term to its medium, and things like "video game" vs. "movie" vs. "book" could be seen as general formats of media rather than just media unto themselves. The "social" websites you use -- Youtube (debatable), Facebook, Twitter, etc. -- are social media platforms. Their CONTENT is a bunch of media posts that are purposed for socialization.

Minor targets in a game are "adds" not "ads." "Proc" means "trigger" or "activate," btw, so don't forget those words exist. "AKA" does not indicate a chance to explain what you just communicated; it is just there to designate short hands, i.e. alternative names/titles/aliases of your sentence's subject, that your target audience may not know. Use "i.e." instead.

Difficulty is harder or easier (adjectives), lowerED or raisED (verb past tenses), not "higher" or "lower" (adjectives). It's also "much more" not just "way more." And ease up on the "gotten," "seemingly" and "iconic." Use your fancy chatbots to come up with synonyms.