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Because Crytus is a lovable bean, Jon and Bane appear as an assist! Letting Jon run his mouth rewards Cry with more health and meter. You'll have to shut him up physically; projectiles won't work. Or just launch him into Crytus so Bane gets pissed and takes meter away.
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Why do ALL the clips about this situation conveniently EXCLUDE the below?! Granting that he was being creepy. The video shows that your friend Emily WALKED UP TO HIM when he was standing 20 feet away doing nothing and SHE started instigating. YOU gave Emily the green light to go be mean to him. She chewed him out and threatened physical violence. Yeah he was being a creep, he was also standing far away alone while you were 5 deep snickering about wanting to be mean to him and beat him up. The whole situation would have been avoided if your friend didn't GO OUT OF HER WAY to walk up to HIM and run her mouth. I know not to run my mouth to strangers in public, especially if I've already marked them as a possible threat. Emily escalated. Point blank period. Had nothing to do with rejection. Total feminist fake victim narrative spin.
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