Honour and Respect-dead and buried.

[Thor.]

One reason Why i never take a game seriously.. Its game after all.

 

If someone rants off like that i just ignore them and if they re spawn or something i then shoot again, who cares if they are mad or not, its game as i mentioned before. I have no feeling for people errm machines like that.

 

 

My only goal is to win, just like in the I win thread :biggrin:

 

Well borderlands was a exception, it was Awesome online. For instants potential friends for co op.

[TheCalliton]

reminds me of tailgaters

i let off the gas till they pass me :thumbsup:

[Vindekarr]

It reminds me of pack animals.

 

They see a leader, one of strength to keep the others in line, and they fight that alpha, they think that by decapitating their pack's leadership and rendering them vulnerable, that they somehow make themselves seem more admirable. Low self asteem has something to do with it, but also absolute base barbarism.

 

The other thing I have trouble with is their total lack of creativity. All I ever heard in COD was "gay" and "f@&#!t" and the "f" bomb. Thats all the curses they knew. And as someone who grew up with a lesbian for a best freind and supports the rights of ALL humans, gay straight, black, white or green and purple stripey, that really seems pathetic.

 

I know full well I'm a pretty ordinary straight guy, so being barraged by "GAY ****" every time I snipe someone really only wears my patience down. And besides, that certain freind of mine did once reply to such a jibe with "yeah, well, least Im not a straightey" So how would they feel if they actualy did one day meet a homosexual? I've met several, they're just ordinary people like any other, some are nice, and good freinds, others are common jerks, they are not the boogeyman.

 

So I'd thus love to see the look on such a five year old's face when it finaly does meet it's nightmare: a gay bloke. I'd howl... little kiddie scared to death of a totaly ordinary man called bob.

[JimboUK]

reminds me of tailgaters

i let off the gas till they pass me :thumbsup:

 

Tap the brakes, not enough to slow but enough to make the brake lights come on and frighten the life out of them. :thumbsup:

[TheCalliton]

reminds me of tailgaters

i let off the gas till they pass me :thumbsup:

 

Tap the brakes, not enough to slow but enough to make the brake lights come on and frighten the life out of them. :thumbsup:

no, i just let off the gas like im a girl, or a blonde girl (no offense, but from my experience, its true)

[grannywils]

reminds me of tailgaters

i let off the gas till they pass me :thumbsup:

 

Tap the brakes, not enough to slow but enough to make the brake lights come on and frighten the life out of them. :thumbsup:

no, i just let off the gas like im a girl, or a blonde girl (no offense, but from my experience, its true)

 

Oy

[katashy]

I can agree with pretty much everything you've said. Me and the guys I play online with are quite young, most of them being 15 while me and two others are 16, but we are mature and can handle losing in a good, honest fight. We play because we enjoy it, and understand that we're not always going to win, and when we don't, we finish with a friendly gg (good game) and continue on. Others are forced to play, either because they have nothing better to do or because they're parents can't find any other way to keep them occupied. They aren't taught proper manners and don't deem them necessary.

 

It could also be because they're just cocky and think every time they lose it's due to cheating or hacking. For example, everyone in my old 360 clan knows I have a quick trigger finger. They know I had spent the majority of our matches together practising the speed of my shots with semi automatic guns, mainly the M9. So, when we enter a clan match, everyone in my team wants me to use the M9. I decide to use it, and eventually I take out 5 of their 8 players with it. There's one more player in their team. I find him, he starts spraying bullets around me, not at me, and I let off a quick burst of fire. All bullets hit their target, and we win the match. They have been recording the match, in case of cheating, and decide I was using a modded controller. They send the video to game battles, and get me banned from the site. I ended up leaving that clan, since the majority of their games were matched through the game battles site.

 

Sorry for the wall of text, but I needed to tell that to someone. Basically, the only matches I play online now are either with close friends with the enemy team muted, or on a decent server which is password protected, thanks to all these little kids.

 

*sigh*

[TheCalliton]

i too am pretty fast with the finger (lol)

the only reason i dont play those games myself is because all the people are either way more skilled, or jerks. neither are fun, especially when your new to it. thats why i prefer hack n slash games. my friend and all his friends couldnt beat boss 2 in ninja gaiden 2 i think it was, the spider guy that drops fromt he ceiling. i owned him after a few tries, and got a good halfway through tha game after 2 visits :P they were allw orshiping me

[SilverDNA]

Honor and Respect. an example I like to share:

Lan Party : Year 2000

Game Counter Strike

Map: Italy

My group: Counter forces

We had started the map for about a minute and the fighting had already reduced to the players on the map to two. As our ordered Pizza arrived. I searched a spot near the start of the counter forces group for hiding that you may walk/ run by with out noticing if your FOV is on normal setting. placed my PC there crouching. Then I stood up and tried to receive and pay my pizza. While I was at paying I heard some very rude comments about me in hiding. I then stated the following out loud so that anybody could hear me in the large room

"No need to hurry me, when I'm done here with paying I'll go back to my PC and kill you with my knife! You have time until I reach my PC!"

Then some of his terrorist mates told him not exactly where my hiding spot was.

"He's near the start of the counter forces!"

I slowly walked with my pizza box to my PC catching a short view of him moving to the mentioned spot. It took me 20 to 30 seconds to reach my PC. I had to move nearly completely around all tables. So he had enough time to make his move. Until I reached my PC, up to 7 or 8 people had gathered around my enemy's PC watching and giving advice where I'm to find. At my PC there was not enough space because I was sitting nearly with my back to a wall so only my neighbors where watching as I put my pizza at the top of my PC, sat down and announced

"Now I'm coming for you!"

I replaced my gun with the knife and stared looking, out of my hiding spot. seeing him running to the start. I kept cool and waited. Then I saw him pass by in the other direction with his submachine gun. I starting my movement still crouching and followed him right behind his back until the the little ally before the market plaza. I then sliced him with the knife but he got time to turn and shoot me so he reduced me to 25% health before I killed him for sure.

You now can imagine what was happening at my enemies PC the gathered group moaned and and he made some excremental swear word some a my direction) again stood up, while I was opening my pizza box a prepared to sink my teeth in my pizza, He stated out

"I'll get you next time."

Before I took my first bite at my pizza I said with a smile

"Next time maybe! We'll see!"

Now don't get me wrong. I only got arrogant because of the excremental words against me and It was the first time I did kill/ frag someone in CS with a knife successfully.

I did go on Lan Parties not to make the most kills/frags, but for those spectacular kills. People can kill/frag me 100 times, I'm not the best player in any game, but in those 100 times I make 2 spectacular kills/frags at least, and thats exactly why I did go to Lan parties those days. For those memories.

Edited August 17, 2010 by SilverDNA

[Vindekarr]

Who hasnt had moments like that?

 

I was sniping, as I often do, in MW2, I was wearing a green Ghillie suit and lying on top of a low wall on Terminal.

 

Now, a Ghillie Suit for those who dont know is a type of camo, it's covered entirely in a thick layer of synthetic leaves and grasses, and it REALLY works, if you lie completely still, you're almost invisible.

 

I knew full well I looked like some sort of potted plant on top of the low wall beside the staircase, and I just waited patiently for some enemies to charge past. They were all grouped up, and I only had three bullets left in my Intervention thermal scope/fmj.

 

They all ran past in a rush, sprinting, with no idea I was there, their own petty wannabe sniper took up roost behind a flower bed, exposed, with no cover, soft or hard. Even I have to admit I felt dismayed by his foolishness, so I lined him up and shot him right between the shoulderblades, never saw it coming. The shot did however pass through a number of soft items on the way, plants, some plaster bords, and some wooden shelves, none of these offer resistance to a collosal Full Metal Jacket bullet traveling at a good attempt at lightspeed, but he was ENRAGED. He had never obviously, watchd to tutorial, which shows you how to shoot throw soft cover. Nor did he understand that the Intervention can shoot through almost anything, and that the thermal scope let me see him through soft cover.

 

He claimed I was cheating for my perfectly legitimate cover-piercer shot, which earned the appluase of my own team for it's shear neatness, and the fact that by the time his team spun around to find the evil sniper, I was long escaped and reloading from their own carepackage. Nonetheless this was a lan and the kid I'd sniped, maybe 14, came storming up to me and pushed me out of my chair. I landed in a crouch, rose to my full 2.2 metre height and glared at him. He called me a long string of profanity and then tried to kick me in the crotch. I grqabbed his leg while was on the way up, used it as a lever to spin him around, and gave him a fairly gentle shove towards the door saying simply "out you go" he was removed by security for his outburst, and was replaced at the machine by another toddler.

 

This toddler immediatly started using the favorite curses of all pre teen gamers, "gay" and "f@&#!t" I politely asked him to stop butchering the english language and he threw a can of coke at my head. I ducked and it smashed into the monitor of a nearby, privately owned mac and knocked the whole thing off the table. Security came back in at that point, saw the throw, gave me a disaproving glance, and dragged the youngster out by the ear. I said at that point "any other insightful comments?"