Araysarvs. Chukzombi Astr0Creep
Known for being sharp and argumentative, he can often come across as condescending or overly critical, especially in heated debates. His style might rub people the wrong way if they dislike direct, no-holds-barred confrontation or if they feel his tone is dismissive.
Bandwagon vs. Maul
Maul's approach is frequently more calculated, with a tendency to needle or provoke in a subtle, sarcastic way. While he may not be as overtly confrontational as Bandwagon, his style can feel more insidious or passive-aggressive, making him seem like a jerk to those who dislike prolonged, targeted exchanges.
Nirgon vs. Boozecube
Boozecube leans more into a chaotic, trolling style, often designed to provoke reactions for entertainment. His posts can feel deliberately antagonistic or dismissive, which may come across as jerk-like to anyone not in on the joke or who gets caught in the crossfire of his humor.
Soygen vs. Chris
Chris tends to engage in a way that might feel more arrogant or dismissive. His posting style can give off an air of superiority, making him come across as more of a jerk to those who find condescension grating
Mr. Sox vs. Rajaah
Rajaah is infamous for a more trollish and antagonistic approach, often pushing boundaries just for a reaction. He thrives on provoking discussions (or arguments), making his style more openly disruptive at times.
Jasker vs. Kirun
Kirun's style leans toward being provocative and sarcastic, with a sharp wit that can escalate arguments quickly. He’s often more direct in calling people out, which can feel abrasive. Perception: Kirun tends to give off the vibe of someone who doesn't care about making friends, focusing instead on winning arguments or getting a reaction.
Mist vs. Furry
Furry leans into a more chaotic, trolling style. His posts often feel intentionally provocative, designed to irritate or get a reaction, making him seem less serious but equally antagonistic. Perception: He’s seen as someone who doesn’t take things seriously and uses humor or absurdity to poke at others, which some find entertaining and others find infuriating.
Foler vs. Moglyzoke Moogleman
Alright, if I have to choose, I’d say Moglyzoke Moogleman edges out as the bigger jerk. His chaotic trolling and tendency to derail discussions on purpose can be more frustrating in the long run than someone who is simply stubborn in arguments. The randomness can be hard to deal with, especially when it’s clear it’s all just for reaction. So, Mogly wins the jerk title in this case.