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ShadedPhoenix wrote...
Well if my mike wouldnt had died a good week ago i actually would do, even be nice (rather rare for my temper) as i agree on your statement Atomica
But, very very few actually do listen, in all the games i played, all the advice i gave, only very very few listened, ****ing hell i even answered questions no matter how stupid and rush to their positions to keep them alive oftentimes.
For example, bf3 recently, i was polite and friendly on text chat, explained some quirks of the game to prevent my team from getting spawnraped, from all the 20, 2 listened, and that only after i told them it gives more points
There is a reason i went from nice pro to elite douchebag, the reason is beginners that instead of wanting to get better rather ragequit with namecalling those that kept them alive and going
ps: iam dating a real newb to online gaming, but that one is willing to get better and master the toughest tactics, because he knows, in doing so the easy ways become cakewalks. So dont consider me the typical elite douchebag, because i get to that point because of random noobs
http://www.urbandict...b&defid=2568674
I have nohting against newbs, n00bs ****** me off
*edit* @nizzemancer, guess why i raged as well, the game where i lost equipment i was dropped straight into, no lobby
Any lobby i see without some people with good levels, i leave immediately, BUT THERES SO MANY!
I apologize, I came off as a douche and that wasn't my intention. You obviously are very fed up with having to support too many newbs (I do know the distinction between noob and newb, I chose to use newb here because these people aren't so much bad as simply inexperienced), and I do get annoyed at them too. I only meant to urge you to remain as patient as you can. If they don't listen, then play the match smart and try to get those in your squad who do listen to help you work their incompetency into your tactics. The same game that I mentioned actually had a level 20 Sentinel who thought he was Cowboy Curtis. He must have gotten downed a good dozen times, and he just kept moving out of position to do whatever the hell it was he felt like. The only way to deal is to make sure that you play as best you can, something I'm certain you do regardless, just like I do.
Things will even out in a few days, as people become more accustomed to the game. Until then, I reiterate that you need to have patience. It sounds derpish, I know, but there isn't really anything else to do. That sucks about the mic, though, since that's the only way to really ensure a higher success rate with randoms. There will inevitably be cavaliers, but they haven't been too much of a hindrance so far, so long as you make them understand that they won't be getting much help from you if it they're d***ing around. But hey, to be fair, I 've caught myself doing some pretty stupid things many a time. My high N7 level doesn't mean I don't screw up, so I can cut other people some slack, within reason.
I'm rambling again, so I'll just shut up now. I feel for ya, but I also feel for the new guys as well. If you happen to play on PC, I can run a few rounds with you and kill some Cerberus mooks - Origin ID is Estribo. That goes for anyone else reading this. Provided you give it your all and don't go out of your way to make the match a living hell, I'm a longsuffering guy with a penchant for talking your ears off with all the assorted tactics I've picked up over the last few days.
Edit: Forgot to mention BF3, since you had said it was a major factor in your agitation. It frustrates the living daylights out of me too, mostly because it's so competitive. Also, the huge number of players online and in a game at any given time does generally imply a higher amount of people unwilling to listen. I don't use my mic in BF3, nor do I think I ever will. 64 random players in an anonymous and chaotic setting is just too great a recipe for selfishness. God, I really do get angry over that game too much for my own good.
Okay, really shutting up now.
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