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Sometimes I feel like a math equation around you because you add meaning to my life, subtract my worries, multiply my happiness, and divide my sorrows.

Ah, Brools and his "Brule Britannia" steam profile. What a fine example of British wit and humor. But let's not be fooled by his charming profile bio and favorite game choice. No, no, no. There's more to this story than meets the eye.

First off, let's talk about his choice of game - Mount & Blade: Warband. 1,068 hours played? Seriously, Brools? Do you not have anything better to do with your time? Oh, wait, I forgot. You're a Sergeant with 500 XP. That's quite an accomplishment, isn't it? I bet your mother is so proud.

And let's not forget about his favorite group - The Freikorps. Oh, yes. Nothing says "I'm a well-adjusted member of society" like having a fascination with a group of 19th-century German mercenaries. I mean, who doesn't love a good old-fashioned group of hired killers, am I right?

But let's get to the real issue at hand - Brools' Steam library. You see, he used to be quite the sharer. Always happy to lend out his games to his friends and fellow gamers. But something changed. Something sinister. Now, he hoards his games like a dragon hoards its treasure. Why? Who knows? Maybe he's realized the true value of his game collection and doesn't want to risk losing any of it. Or maybe he's just become a selfish jerk who doesn't care about anyone else.

Either way, it's a sad state of affairs. Because let's face it, sharing is caring. And when you refuse to share your games, you're not only hurting your friends but also the gaming community as a whole. Shame on you, Brools. Shame on you.

So there you have it, folks. The truth behind Brools' steam profile. It's not all fun and games, despite what his bio might lead you to believe. But hey, at least he's got The Freikorps on his side, right?