Yeah , I ' m trying to see if I can cancel my order because it looks like it hasn ' t actually shipped yet . <| sep |> God bless you and your beautiful culture . <| sep |> I have no idea why Duet sits on the shelves till it gets too old . Such a sad sight to see . <| sep |> As someone who plays Sombra in comp , that ' s really not an issue . In fact 90 % if the time if your hacking someone from stealth your doing it wrong . <| sep |> For me the use of mgen in conjunction with othrr verbs seems very off . Yes , you are right , mchten is the Konjunktiv II form of mgen , but it also belongs to wollen , which comes in comparissons with the colloquial use of mgen that i have heard . For you natives it is fine to say ? Ich mag verb . As in a not too formal version like when using mchten But as a native yourself . What is the past form of mgen ? Mochten . Would you say the same ? Or would you replace it with wollen ? I ' m not sure myself , what goes through your minds , but the eay it is taught , mgen is used with nouns , and wollen with verbs . Which for me seems fine until the Konjunktiv II , where i haven ' t heard mchten being used with just a noun on a normal basis . I don ' t argue to know more german than you people . I just question the rules in which you base the language on your day to day life , since while some do speak the language flawlessly , like in other languages I want to differenciate from what seems right and what is right from a grammatically structure .