Do you sing over your mic?

[Muffinthraka]

We were playing Half-Life over LAN at our uni, when someone starting singing "the lion sleeps tonight". Soon we were all singing.

In the same match the host had to leave to go to a lecture, so his character was just left standing still, so I started sticking trip mines to him.

Our session turned into a game of trip mine buccaroo.

 

[Blindswordmaster]

Those karoke xbox live singers fill me with a rage that can summon demons and vaporize entire cities. I don't pay to hear that shit. I pay for xbox live to kill my friends and random strangers.

 

[HumpingStormTrooper]

Well it can be funny sometimes, especially when more then half of the players is apparently drunk and begin to sing their national anthem.

But yeah, it can also be greatly annoying when you're concentrating on you target while an 8-year old 'tries' to sing. I have to admit I made some 'whoopsies' with my grenade launcher, resulting in the particular player being 'accidentally' blown up. Mostly the little brat gets it and shuts up.

I'm glad some PC-based servers have an age limit.

 

[Judgement101]

Worst of all are the kid who then sing extreme loud just to piss people off and they have a friend in the party who keeps inviting them back after they are kicked.

 

[^=ash=^]

I never sing ... the only thing I have done over my mic to annoy was when everyone on my team was spamming their mics and it was incredibly frustrating, so I threw on Surfin' Bird by the Trashmen .... that fucked 'em up real nice.

 

[InvisibleMilk]

I do only when the entire room is singing though.

 

[sms_117b]

I was drinking one night some time ago whilst playing MW2, I started to sing "Wake me up before you go-go" whilst sniping, emphisising whatever word I was on when I pulled the trigger, I remember pissing lots of people off and getting my longest kill streak.....hmmmm

 

[jopomeister]

I was kind of hoping that all this thread would say is:
"Do you sing over your mic? If so, leave."
God it's so annoying. And most of them can't even sing.

 

[Mr. Google]

i sing into my mic only when in a party with friends and seeing as i can sing no one really cares...its a fact im good not just them being nice i swear haha

 

[Blizzarded Soul]

Had this problem when I played MW2 online to see what the big fuss was about it.
Some ungodly sound possibly resembling singing was emanating from my speakers, so I put my mic near my CD player and put on a bit of Lamb Of God, seemed like an improvement to me.

 

[Mr. Google]

We were playing Half-Life over LAN at our uni, when someone starting singing "the lion sleeps tonight". Soon we were all singing.

In the same match the host had to leave to go to a lecture, so his character was just left standing still, so I started sticking trip mines to him.

Our session turned into a game of trip mine buccaroo.

hahahahahahhaha wow great story haha

 

[Mr. Gency]

I sang once. It was that Agent Man song. In my defense, I was playing with a clan (I wasn't in the clan, I was on the same team) of people named "Secretagent" followed by a three digit number.

Team killing followed. Bastards...

 

[Judgement101]

I was kind of hoping that all this thread would say is:
"Do you sing over your mic? If so, leave."
God it's so annoying. And most of them can't even sing.

Thats the main issue. I've yet to hear someone that can sing

 

[Mr. Gency]

Hi.....I do lol. On PSN when playing MAG and other games i play my guitar and sing lol. Some people have enjoyed. They told me they did. Others tried to kick but we always have Majority lol.

Having looked at your avatar after reading your post made it that much more better.

 

[Mr. Gency]

Hi.....I do lol. On PSN when playing MAG and other games i play my guitar and sing lol. Some people have enjoyed. They told me they did. Others tried to kick but we always have Majority lol.

Having looked at your avatar after reading your post made it that much more better.

You know how often in the last 2 days people have said like the exact same thing lol.

No, but I'm confident it was for good reason.