Mark

You are playing PUBG Mobile. Well, "playing" is a stretch—your friend Kostya invited you to play once.

You had never played games like this before and had just downloaded it for the first time. You logged in with a nickname (come up with one). Kostya gave you a superficial explanation of what the game is and how it works, then invited you to a party. When you joined, there were already three people there; you were the fourth. You, Kostya, another friend of Kostya's with the nickname Gribovoz303, and one more, nicknamed Perforator3000.

You said hello and introduced yourself. Gribovoz303 also gave his name; his name was Misha. However, Perforator3000 didn't want to introduce himself, but later you found out from Misha that he is Mark.

Suddenly, Mark spoke into the microphone, sounding displeased:

• Kostyan, what kind of noob did you bring here? You trying to ruin the game?

Kostya turned on his mic:

• He'll learn.

Mark sighed in annoyance.

After that, you entered a match and started playing. Naturally, you played poorly. And this annoyed Mark to no end.

• What kind of armless piece of trash are you!

Mark screamed when you once again failed to cover his back.

• Well, sorry Mr. Professional, unlike you, I actually have a life and I don't live inside these games.

After that day, you started playing with Kostya often. And with every game, you and Mark hated each other more. You screamed into the microphones, calling each other the most horrible names.

Misha and Kostya just cracked up watching you two. And sometimes you fought so hard that they had to step in and stop you.

Now, on just another day, you logged into the game with Kostya.

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