*Filters Retards*

It's mostly ESLs that were filtered by this
There's no way anyone older than 13 wouldn't know what glassing someone means, right?
>inb4 I thought it meant pouring him a drink!

>>712972139
Since when did non-bongs become ESLs?

>>712972139
It means to call in an orbital plasma laser strike from a covenant warship, everybody knows that

>>712972192
telltale wasn't british

I was very disappointed when it didn't drop a nuclear bomb on him

>>712972139
I'm an ESL and I immediately understood that it meant smash him with the glass cup. The only ones who didnt get it are brainlets, simple as.

>>712971941 (OP)
is there more examples of these of games where players misinterpreted the choices?
I feel these two are the only existing examples

>>712972139
you underestimate how shut-in the average /v/tard is

>>712972192
I'm not a bong and I knew what it was implying.

>>712972139
Yeah it kind of weeds them out. I had never heard the phrase before this moment but obviously could intuit what it meant. Considering the context of the situation and language.

>>712972139
Third worlders (read: Yuropeens) have people smashing glasses on people's heads so frequently they made it into a verb. Civilized countries do not use it this way. No you can definitely figure it out by context clues, but pretending anyone ever saying "glass him" as a verb is some third worlder living in a mud hut.

>>712972139
LITERALLY the only time 'glass' is used as a verb is for very intense bombardment. There has never been a verb for 'smashing a glass into someone's face'.

>>712972139
>beer him
I've only heard about 'glassing' in Halo before and I only remembered that a millisecond after hitting the button lmao

Nordic here. It was obvious what it meant.