My friend and I met on WB. I posted an online game and asked friends to add him. We played a lot of games together for five or six years on and off. He is rare and never takes the initiative to obtain information. When encountering problems, I've always been happy to answer questions directly, but now that I'm busy and have very little time to play games every day, I feel bored with this interactive mode, and I'm really afraid of people who will break the casserole and ask the truth.
We were chatting about mobile games some time ago, and he said he was playing them. I said I had been playing for a while but gave up, and he started asking me why I gave up. I didn’t really want to talk about this topic, so I used it more jokingly. He said in a tone that it was because he found out it was a spicy game, so he asked a question that I could never think of in my life -
"Why did you play it for a while before you found out it was a spicy game?"
I really don't know how. When he picked up the topic, he said he was going to take a shower and talk later. When he came back, he posted another sentence:
"My (mobile game company) colleagues think this game is pretty good."
I couldn't help but want to ask you... Not P, but thinking about it, it’s impossible for a stand-alone player of his age to say that the card drawing experience is not good and that the guarantee has been distorted several times. Then he asked something that I would never think a person from a mobile game company would ask in my next life. : "What do you mean the guarantee is crooked?" I started to feel annoyed with
right now, so I asked him to go through the card drawing interface for instructions. After a while, he replied that he couldn't understand the brackets and laughed and cried. Can you explain it to me? I thought about
. After all, I have been a stand-alone player for many years and have not had much exposure to mobile game terms, so I simply explained it, and I used up the last of my patience.
Then he replied to me in three consecutive words that made me very angry: "I felt it was fine while playing, and there is nothing like what you said" "Maybe it's because I draw less cards" "You actually spent money (dog head) )”
Is this person’s emotional intelligence a bit low? He was already talking about a topic that I didn’t want to mention and was being ridiculed unconsciously. I started to criticize me for spending money. Keep posting stupid questions.
feels quite naive when I think about it afterwards, but I really can’t understand why you keep asking questions that I am obviously not willing to talk about. It doesn’t feel like I have the emotional intelligence that society should have.
