Not a 13 year old boy -- I'm a hearing impaired (married) female guardian that is lucky enough to sound like a teenage boy. I happily respond to "man", "dude", "boy"... My favorite is "little fella". With my hearing impairment, I rely heavily on my hearing aids and struggle in voice parties with a lot of background noise. Additionally, I sometimes miss audio cues in game (like howling in the raid); however, I am good at compensating once I know an audio cue exists.

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Bro_504

profanity ok, formerly "cpt. fatebringer", titan, hunter, warlock; whatever is needed

burns164

weekly challenges, microphone, titan, warlock, raids, sherpa

Edarkknight

crappy swordbearer, parent, raider

egamruf

raider, titan, hunter, warlock, microphone, sherpa

jonkoch2010#0329

weekly challenges, microphone, hunter

jotun2305

occasional pve, sub-par titan, average warlock, hunter main, mainly pvp

Knox_You_0ut

warlock, raider, titan, poe, hunter, microphone

mosby__

warlock, hunter, weekly challenges, raider

RedGiant17

totally mediocre pvp, hunter, iron banana, ps4, warlock, weekly challenges

RolleyPolley878

hunter, pve, parent

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