Among your gaming friends, what are you known for?
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The RPG fanatic who is actually really good at FPS's. Which apparently no-one ever expects. It never occured to me that it's strange.
I'm the sneaky fuck. The one who tries to avoid the enemy as much as possible until sneaking up from behind and quietly assassinating them. And, by extension, the one who uses his own team-mates as bait. A WoW playing friend of mine called me a rogue. I don't know if that's a good thing or not.
I'm also the one who seems to know the controls to the game without playing it before, reading the instructions, or even spending a couple of seconds working it out.
And the one who uses far too many references to memes whilst playing...
I'm also the one who seems to know the controls to the game without playing it before, reading the instructions, or even spending a couple of seconds working it out.
And the one who uses far too many references to memes whilst playing...
At first i wasn't much of a gamer myself, i had more fun watching someone else play while keeping an eye out for the small details and well hidden enemies.
I was a camper in my early days of gaming myself. Or how i liked to call it "Tactical Positioning".
It might not be fun for the rest, but in a real war, i'd rather snipe all my enemies before they get to me, than allow "fair" play and get my brains splattered on the wall behind me.
After that i had my time of playing cannon fodder, or "Tactical Position Spotter".
Charge in with a machine gun while my buddies gave me sniper cover.
Nowadays i'm more of an artistic/story gamer and i switched from mostly FPS to solely RPG/Adventure games (with a hint of FPS like Fallout 3, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Borderlands, if it blends in well with the story).
And the real artistic stuff like Machinarium or Drawn: The Painted Tower.
I was a camper in my early days of gaming myself. Or how i liked to call it "Tactical Positioning".
It might not be fun for the rest, but in a real war, i'd rather snipe all my enemies before they get to me, than allow "fair" play and get my brains splattered on the wall behind me.
After that i had my time of playing cannon fodder, or "Tactical Position Spotter".
Charge in with a machine gun while my buddies gave me sniper cover.
Nowadays i'm more of an artistic/story gamer and i switched from mostly FPS to solely RPG/Adventure games (with a hint of FPS like Fallout 3, S.T.A.L.K.E.R. or Borderlands, if it blends in well with the story).
And the real artistic stuff like Machinarium or Drawn: The Painted Tower.
Being notoriously crap at Racing, RTS, fighting and sports games, though being a total badass at RPGs.
The guy who sucks at FPS´s. Playing Bad Company or Left 4 Dead always makes me the noob at the end of the night. But that´s okay. I´ve gotten used to it.
Woman, amirite?
I suppose I'm usually like the rear guard. I'll always wait for people at the back to catch up or go back to help someone in trouble.
I suppose I'm usually like the rear guard. I'll always wait for people at the back to catch up or go back to help someone in trouble.
i'm known as either the anti-air guys (any "realistic" shooter like COD)due to my ability to pick enemies from the sky before they gat a chance to shoot 90% of the time, or the close combat specialist (mainly halo) becasue on average unless i'm heavily outnumbered i will win a close combat fight (my record was 6 enemies and then died while killing the 7th - suicide grenade)
it really depends on what game i'm playing
On cod: mw2 i'm the Stealthy one, as my team mates go and attack straight on i sneak around the back and take out the enemy whilst they're distracted.
On Guild Wars (yes i play guild wars... i'm the Mesmer or the Interuptor, I make the enemies kill them selves or i interupt their actions.
however on any game i';m always the guy with the plan, i'll constantly use trickery to confuse the enemy.
On cod: mw2 i'm the Stealthy one, as my team mates go and attack straight on i sneak around the back and take out the enemy whilst they're distracted.
On Guild Wars (yes i play guild wars... i'm the Mesmer or the Interuptor, I make the enemies kill them selves or i interupt their actions.
however on any game i';m always the guy with the plan, i'll constantly use trickery to confuse the enemy.
