Let's have a moment of silence for our fallen comrades.
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The Crit Clown group on Steam has indeed been involved in some controversies. Here are a few points that highlight the nature of these issues:

Debates on Game Mechanics: The group’s focus on random crits in Team Fortress 2, which are a divisive topic within the TF2 community, has led to heated debates. Some players find random crits unfair and frustrating, while others, like the Crit Clown group, enjoy them.

Community Reactions: Not everyone in the TF2 community agrees with or likes the Crit Clown group. There have been instances where people found the group’s discussions and behavior to be annoying, rude, or offensive.

Discussion Revamp: The group’s decision to alter their discussion forums to prevent threads from being displaced quickly was met with mixed reactions. While intended to foster genuine discussions, it also led to concerns about moderation and the potential silencing of dissenting voices.

Member Departure: There was an incident where a member left the group, which was publicly noted by Rando MacArthur, the group’s founder. The nature of the departure and the announcement to “find them” could be seen as controversial.

It’s important to note that controversies within gaming communities can be complex and multifaceted, often reflecting larger debates about game design, community management, and player behavior.

The Crit Clown group’s controversies seem to stem from their strong opinions and the polarizing nature of random crits in Team Fortress 2.

And now,
The end is near
And so I face
The final curtain

My friend,
I'll say it clear
I'll state my case,
Of which I'm certain

I've lived
A life that's full
I travelled each,
And every highway

And more,
Much more than this
I did it,
My way

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