See you next week then. | |
I also have a very ambivalent relationship with online shooters. I enjoy playing them alot, but the immense immaturity, trash talk and unsportsmanship that I often encounter can be overwhelming. So much that sometimes after an "intense" session I "give up" and don't play them anymore for months. I think that I'm a very good player -I've been playing shooters since Wolfenstein 3D- and that can be a problem. I play WarRock alot - its free - but you can buy premium accounts and spend ingame money to buy bigger weapons than the standard-issue rifle. On the other hand, I can understand why people are so wary. Almost every game I'm in has someone using hacks. With WarRock there's always "waves" of hacker infestation. Sometimes after a patch its all good for a while, but sooner or later it starts getting worse again. I completely don't get the cheater mentality. I don't see the fun in pointlessly gunning everyone down without a challenge and ruining the game for everyone else. Then there's the standard verbal abuse of course... I try to ignore it as much as possible. I wish there was a good shooter with some kind of age-authentification. Over 25 year-olds only. I'd totally go for that. | |
Awesome, and WAY TOO TRUE. Games are rarely about winning for me. They are almost always about PLAYING. It is always good to hear that others can be the same. | |
...mmm muliplayer..T3..QQ ..ooohhh>>CAPLOOMPH<<< PASSED OUT.... | |
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Nifty, I love multiplayer from time to time. Starcraft, Left 4 Dead, COD:MW2. In the old days it was Quake II and Counter-Strike. I hear Team Fortress 2 kicks ass but alas my system wouldn't run that madness. | |
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Playing well with others isn't the same as playing with others well.
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