Worst Nerf Ever!! - A Complaint About ME3 MP & Forums
#51
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:15
#52
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:16
So there is still hope. Hope is around the corner. Thank you for that. Perhaps I will bring the skillset I have attained to another career. Let me know if you are hiring.Eriseley wrote...
Not all stories are negative. I've been made head of HR when I presented my idea that Promotions immediately reset employees to level 1.
#53
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:25
#54
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:29
I stuck with ice skating because I could do it solo. When I tried football that one time, it... well, I had to flee the scene. I came to out of a blacked out kind of a Rage mode and caught myself shouting, "HAHA THEY'RE DEAD!"neteng101 wrote...
I think you should try football instead of figure skating... Krogan headbutting skills might be rather useful. Just don't let the ref catch you.
I am afraid I may never be able to Assume Direct Control over my life again. This Hurts Me.
#55
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:36
#56
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:38
Jack Crapper wrote...
You are too kind. Thank you for not leaving us, the continued support you give, and not treating this like a laughing matter, as many insensitive unaffected do. I feel like I can make it through this with support from good friends like you.Killahead wrote...
Hahaha!
This is why I explicitly stated that I wasn't saying farewell in the thread I made earlier. As long as we can gather 'round the virtual campfire and listen to Jack Crapper telling stories about his dysfunctional life, I will still be around.
I won't even try to help keep the joke running, as I am still laughing really hard from this.
Even if you can't recover from this Jack, I will be here. If turns out you will never be able to separate your life from the life you are leading in Mass Effect, we'll just have to make the best of it, won't we? I'll reassure your wife, telling her that if she could handle the situation like a Justicar and preferably even call her self a Justicar in your presence, then it'd be easier for the both of you. I will tell your daughter that she is the offspring of a Krogan now, and that she'd better learn how to headbutt back, and how it is most commonly used as a sign of deep affection after accomplishing something together. As for the whole ice skating thing, I suggest signing you up on a ice hockey team, where your falcon punches will be more appreciated. There's always a solution. Concerning your strange movement pattern: We live in the global risk society now, Jack, and soon everyone will be taking cover behind everything along their path. Consider yourself a pioneer.
And when you grow old and certain things do not function like they used to, one of my hands will be around your shoulder, the other holding a box of what I will jokingly call Biagra, and we will together reminiscence the time when you could carry an extra large pizza by going "rrrroooaaarr" and throwing a fierce backhand punch.
#57
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:39
When bluejays come screeching into my backyard I grab my bb gun and flip the safety off so I can rocket glitch them
I've been grabbed by so many banshees, that I go to the ER and complain about multiple belly buttons and isn't there anything you can do for me?
My doctor threatens to turn my family in to the authorities for physical abuse from all the bruising I have from Marauder Elbows, really Doc, its not my family!
#58
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:45
My friend, you make even the darkest of shadows shine as bright as the most vibrant double rainbow. Your words inspire great hope. I just pray I have some strength left in me to not disappoint you. I had never thought of seeking cooperation from my family like this, for the shame buried a deep, deep grave for my judgement.Killahead wrote...
Jack Crapper wrote...
You are too kind. Thank you for not leaving us, the continued support you give, and not treating this like a laughing matter, as many insensitive unaffected do. I feel like I can make it through this with support from good friends like you.Killahead wrote...
Hahaha!
This is why I explicitly stated that I wasn't saying farewell in the thread I made earlier. As long as we can gather 'round the virtual campfire and listen to Jack Crapper telling stories about his dysfunctional life, I will still be around.
I won't even try to help keep the joke running, as I am still laughing really hard from this.
Even if you can't recover from this Jack, I will be here. If turns out you will never be able to separate your life from the life you are leading in Mass Effect, we'll just have to make the best of it, won't we? I'll reassure your wife, telling her that if she could handle the situation like a Justicar and preferably even call her self a Justicar in your presence, then it'd be easier for the both of you. I will tell your daughter that she is the offspring of a Krogan now, and that she'd better learn how to headbutt back, and how it is most commonly used as a sign of deep affection after accomplishing something together. As for the whole ice skating thing, I suggest signing you up on a ice hockey team, where your falcon punches will be more appreciated. There's always a solution. Concerning your strange movement pattern: We live in the global risk society now, Jack, and soon everyone will be taking cover behind everything along their path. Consider yourself a pioneer.
And when you grow old and certain things do not function like they used to, one of my hands will be around your shoulder, the other holding a box of what I will jokingly call Biagra, and we will together reminiscence the time when you could carry an extra large pizza by going "rrrroooaaarr" and throwing a fierce backhand punch.
I will heed your advice and will no longer fear the general phases, or "Genephases" as I like to call them, of life again.
#59
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:47
The only thing that helped me in the same situation was moving to the beach. No matter how often I was down, I realized I would recover immediately after each wave. The closer you are to the ocean, the more easily and frequently you reach the waves. It has even given me more endurance, and now I speed run down the strand. 11 miles in 13 minutes is my record so far.DarkOrgasm wrote...
If I see ants or spiders, I really see swarmers and do a Destroyer Stomp
When bluejays come screeching into my backyard I grab my bb gun and flip the safety off so I can rocket glitch them
I've been grabbed by so many banshees, that I go to the ER and complain about multiple belly buttons and isn't there anything you can do for me?
My doctor threatens to turn my family in to the authorities for physical abuse from all the bruising I have from Marauder Elbows, really Doc, its not my family!
#60
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 01:50
Jack Crapper wrote...
The only thing that helped me in the same situation was moving to the beach. No matter how often I was down, I realized I would recover immediately after each wave. The closer you are to the ocean, the more easily and frequently you reach the waves. It has even given me more endurance, and now I speed run down the strand. 11 miles in 13 minutes is my record so far.DarkOrgasm wrote...
If I see ants or spiders, I really see swarmers and do a Destroyer Stomp
When bluejays come screeching into my backyard I grab my bb gun and flip the safety off so I can rocket glitch them
I've been grabbed by so many banshees, that I go to the ER and complain about multiple belly buttons and isn't there anything you can do for me?
My doctor threatens to turn my family in to the authorities for physical abuse from all the bruising I have from Marauder Elbows, really Doc, its not my family!
Well, I'm be moving to the US VI soon, so that should help, Thanks Jack:wizard:
#61
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:03
Now? I can't dodge and roll away from the ball. And what's worse? Every time I get hit with it, I find myself locked in place, like I can't even move. It's so humiliating.
*sobs*
#62
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:12
*Hug* You're not alone. I'm finally understanding that I'm not either.DragonRacer wrote...
All right, I never wanted to admit this, but I used to be a championship dodgeball player... until this game sucked me into its evil, evil ways.
Now? I can't dodge and roll away from the ball. And what's worse? Every time I get hit with it, I find myself locked in place, like I can't even move. It's so humiliating.
*sobs*
Even though you may have lost the ability to roll, I bet you are a pretty great dancer. Maybe it's time to focus on our strengths, together.
#63
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:17
Unfortunately, you're not alone. Just a few minutes ago I went outside to have a smoke and to control some spawn areas, when I saw my neighbour leaving his yard in his Ford Escort. There was no one in the car with him, so naturally I ran to help him out. Turns out there was probably a glitch, because the Escort traveled so fast I couldn't reach the objective radius. It was gone in a matter of seconds.
Luckily, he came back, alive, in about 4 minutes. I immediately explained to him: "Sorry man, I swear there was no announcement of the objective or no timer or anything, and there was a speed glitch involved too, so I couldn't reach you! I took the time manually though, well under 5 minutes. Good job".
He proceeded to call the police. I think I can understand why. The police will probably get here soon, I just came by to check out the complaint guidelines from these forums - I mean I just checked out my account, I received no credits even though the objective was done in time.
Ok, there's the knock on the door. I'll probably just go instead of waiting them to vote-kick me. The police don't care if you're the host or not. Be safe people, you too Jack. Let's hope we can all find the balance between ME3 MP and normal, healthy life again. The balance changes haven't helped so far, but one can always hope.
#64
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:22
I can only hope to have a teamplayer like you in my lobby in the future sometime. I hope your neighbor appreciates what a great squadmate you are, and I hope you get your credits. It's a team based life. I don't know why he went all Rambo.Teukki wrote...
Sorry this happened to you too, Jack.
Unfortunately, you're not alone. Just a few minutes ago I went outside to have a smoke and to control some spawn areas, when I saw my neighbour leaving his yard in his Ford Escort. There was no one in the car with him, so naturally I ran to help him out. Turns out there was probably a glitch, because the Escort traveled so fast I couldn't reach the objective radius. It was gone in a matter of seconds.
Luckily, he came back, alive, in about 4 minutes. I immediately explained to him: "Sorry man, I swear there was no announcement of the objective or no timer or anything, and there was a speed glitch involved too, so I couldn't reach you! I took the time manually though, well under 5 minutes. Good job".
He proceeded to call the police. I think I can understand why. The police will probably get here soon, I just came by to check out the complaint guidelines from these forums - I mean I just checked out my account, I received no credits even though the objective was done in time.
Ok, there's the knock on the door. I'll probably just go instead of waiting them to vote-kick me. The police don't care if you're the host or not. Be safe people, you too Jack. Let's hope we can all find the balance between ME3 MP and normal, healthy life again. The balance changes haven't helped so far, but one can always hope.
#65
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:22
Then I lol'd.
How DARE you make me lol, you bastard!
#66
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:25
I'm already insecure enough as it is. Please don't laugh at me for reaching out to people. I really thought you were different, Zero.Zero132132 wrote...
First paragraph, I was gearing up to be all, "How DARE you make me sad, you bastard!"
Then I lol'd.
How DARE you make me lol, you bastard!
I understand. I've been there before. Now, I realize that no one gets left behind during extraction. The empty seat on the way back creates an empty heart. I'll be there as a Support Character to Assist everyone I can.
#67
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:26
#68
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:45
#69
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:53
Jack Crapper wrote...
Anyone mentioning BL2 please leave this thread immediately. I'm searching for real help that I'm actually interested in.
Thanks in advance for the help, All.
You see...
There is this reallly awesome game called Borderlands 1...
#70
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:55
I think my neighbor might be part of an undercover Cerberus cell. As I left my apartment to go pick up some soda, she vacuum grabbed me ---- much like a phantom would, which is the core of my suspicion --- yet instead of impaling me with a katana she proceeded to employ a much more destitute soul siphoning weapon; she ranted endlessly about her life, the neighbors lives, and before I knew she had stolen 15 minutes of my life. 15. 15 that I could have been using to play ME3. This new Cerberus weapon is....
Diabolical.
#71
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 02:57
Drummernate wrote...
Jack Crapper wrote...
Anyone mentioning BL2 please leave this thread immediately. I'm searching for real help that I'm actually interested in.
Thanks in advance for the help, All.
You see...
There is this reallly awesome game called Borderlands 1...
I hate to break it to you, but you're actually on the Bioware Social Network, in the Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer forums.
Here's a link to the Gearbox forums.
Have fun, no matter what game you're playing!
#72
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 03:02
Eckswhyzed wrote...
Drummernate wrote...
Jack Crapper wrote...
Anyone mentioning BL2 please leave this thread immediately. I'm searching for real help that I'm actually interested in.
Thanks in advance for the help, All.
You see...
There is this reallly awesome game called Borderlands 1...
I hate to break it to you, but you're actually on the Bioware Social Network, in the Mass Effect 3 Multiplayer forums.
Here's a link to the Gearbox forums.
Have fun, no matter what game you're playing!
Yuck, yuck, ewww.
I hate that forum.
Makes my eyes hurt.
Poor web design is evident.
At least this one has a good background.
#73
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 03:03
#74
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 03:06
Fine thread.
#75
Posté 28 septembre 2012 - 03:32




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