Wrangler Wolf: Wait... *Looks at his G-52 handbook.* I can't find anything about forbidding playing certain video games. My friends and I watch videos from Cyanide and Happiness for laughs and reactions. Is this a violation in the G-52s?

Chuong: It shouldn't as long you're not playing any games from C&H. I did see those photos of you posing with your friends with the staff of C&H at conventions and that's okay. But when in doubt, ask Super C.

Wrangler Wolf: If the G-52s are going to be morally strict, the codes should be specifically defined. Otherwise, it would be unfair and no fun. A recruit could be into e-sports one day you know.

Super C: Exactly why I was rewriting the codes after I had many a discussion with the others. But take my advice, and don't play those games. E-sports are gaining popularity, but the only one I'm familiar with is the Classic Tetris World Championship. I'm undergoing counseling on how to define the Code of Conduct so that it doesn't come off way too strict, but some things will be just flat-out banned.

Cripto: I guess we were just afraid of exposing our minds to unbiblical content. Garbage in, garbage out; that's how it works.

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CTWC: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sxMqLjTv6k

(2019 quarterfinals)

Chuong: Not only that, but we live in Earth; a diverse world of worlds, some with their own diversity. When it comes to morality, not everything is black and white. For example, in Vietnam, I hate mentioning this but it had to be done, belching is perfectly acceptable and when done in a restaurant, it is taken as a compliment to the food, meaning to us, that means the food was incredibly excellent. It also means the restaurant will get good business. And Blaster Cat, a Bengalian-Korean G-52, is an e-sports participant, since e-sports is huge in Korea. Yet she is still seen as moral by global standards. Of course in your country, belching is seen as gross.

Zax: Cyanide and Happiness is a household name for immature animated online comedy and they're famous in Texas. Wrangler Wolf has seen his friends try to play some of their board games without laughing due to the immense inappropriate content in them.

Wrangler Wolf: I wouldn't survive playing anything from C&H since their stuff is way too inappropriate for me to keep a straight face. I joined the G-52s to be part of a great organization but I wasn't aware how strict the morals can be. We're a superhero organization not a clergy.

Super C: Precisely the reason I was embarrassed, even though I had good intentions when I used the Bible and its principles to help establish the basic do's and don'ts of the Code. Belching in this nation is indeed perceived as bad manners.

Cripto: Especially when you do it loudly.

Super C: Ultimately the moral of the story is when you have doubts, avoid the unbiblical content.