Shiver got replaced..

[Bram]

back on topic..
so shiver is gone,why?
because era still has that 12+game tag,so any 'thing' resembling sexual whatever could be deleted in this case shiver

Its only sexual when ur mind says it to. Also those 12 year old should have fun with their #selfie and twerk commands

[Cillian]

It's much more sexual now.. I've seen so many people walking around and using the shiver effect to put their hand on somebody's 'private areas' and the start shaking up and down. Not to mention the white 'cold effect' coming out making the situation 2x worse. It's much, much, much more inappropriate and it's not even as good.

[Victor]

lol guess shiver should just be deleted

[Zegshock]

Yet again, the green grass monster should be removed too, since it humps you to death.
Who's with me?

[Victor]

Yet again, the green grass monster should be removed too, since it humps you to death.
Who's with me?

You can get hat by killing them, also they are just knocking you to reduce your hitpoints.

[Tricky]

You can get hat by killing them, also they are just knocking you to reduce your hitpoints.

Still looks sexual.
Basically same thing with shiver.

[Victor]

Definition of Shiver

shiv·er1
ˈSHivər/
verb
verb: shiver; 3rd person present: shivers; past tense: shivered; past participle: shivered; gerund or present participle: shivering

1.
(of a person or animal) shake slightly and uncontrollably as a result of being cold, frightened, or excited.
"they shivered in the damp foggy cold"
synonyms: tremble, quiver, shake, shudder, quaver, quake
"he was shivering with fear"

noun
noun: shiver; plural noun: shivers

1.
a momentary trembling movement.
"she gave a little shiver as the wind flicked at her bare arms"
synonyms: tremble, quiver, shake, shudder, quaver, quake, tremor, twitch
"she gave a shiver as the door opened"
a spell or an attack of trembling, typically as a result of fear or horror.
plural noun: the shivers
"a look that gave him the shivers"

Origin
Middle English chivere, perhaps an alteration of dialect chavele ‘to chatter,’ from Old English ceafl ‘jaw.’
shiv·er2
ˈSHivər/
noun
noun: shiver; plural noun: shivers

1.
each of the small fragments into which something such as glass is shattered when broken; a splinter.
synonyms: splinter, sliver, shard, fragment, chip, shaving, particle, bit, piece; informalsmithereens
"a shiver of glass"

verbrare
verb: shiver; 3rd person present: shivers; past tense: shivered; past participle: shivered; gerund or present participle: shivering

1.
break into splinters or fragments.
"the world seemed to shiver into a million splinters of prismatic color"
synonyms: shatter, splinter, smash, fragment, crack, break
"the window shivered into thousands of pieces"

[Tricky]

I think we all know what shiver means.

[Victor]

And we have the Scared gani

[Zegshock]

Still looks sexual.
Basically same thing with shiver.

THANK YOU! (somebody understands)