Firendliest Multiplayer Community
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Any team based game generally does not have an obliging community to newcomers because of their tendency to slow the team down. Starcraft II doesn't do half bad, as long as you're not teamed up. People who play Starcraft II custom maps seem to be especially obliging. Rift has some rather nice people.
Edit: I've also noticed that communities of games that are dying or have a small playerbase generally welcome newcomers for the variety they can bring to the playerbase, as long as the newcomer is equally as nice.
Edit: I've also noticed that communities of games that are dying or have a small playerbase generally welcome newcomers for the variety they can bring to the playerbase, as long as the newcomer is equally as nice.
I'm not big on multyplayer but as far as my experience goes then Dawn of War II and Half-Life 2 deathmach have been nicest to me.
It is bad that when they won't talk or even say hi just high while you wait for the map to load. No problem for no type talking in game but not in a lobby.Dark Prophet said:
Matchmaking aside, I agree with you there.lemby117 said:
As console shooters go the Halo series has done very well for itself community wise, it's better than a lot of PC games now. Although I'm worried what will happen when Microsoft completely take over from Bungie, I can't see them taking as much care over the series.
Battlefield 2 for the PC has some mods and the people that play those mods are prety cool, although Project Reality CAN be a bit harsh if you are new to it, some guys can teach you while others can kick you from the squad.
maybe there are better, but BFBC2 has never disappointed me. most people don't use voice chat, and if they do they generally are actually helpful, telling you where the enemies are, etc.
Enemy Territory: Quake Wars on the Xbox.
Seriously, you've never met friendlier people than people who straight-up don't exist.
Seriously, you've never met friendlier people than people who straight-up don't exist.
Bull. Crap.The SettingSun said:
All day yesterday:
"Aww look, this ***** is using situational"
"Man why cant this noob actually play, all he does is sit in cover"
"WHAT! Man this situational douche is fucking hacking too!"
I hate Uncharted 2's community. Everyone that talks complains when I kill them. Constantly.
Back when people still played L4D on Xbox it was absolutely fantastic, I mean I'd still get the occasional once in a blue moon 13 year old kids team killing for no reason and all that, but most of the time I'd get some really fun people and I've never made as many friends on any other game as I did in L4D.
Blazblue is very friendly as long as you don't act as though you know stuff you don't. A lot of very in-depth advice is freely given too
I vote Heros of Newearth as the friendliest community. Followed closely by League of Legends and Left 4 Dead.
If vs games are allowed to qualify I'd say the Street Fighter 4 crowd are the meanest varmintes hell ever spat forth. Those guys'll try to get on some kind of list and they'll see you on and challenge you to a fight when all you want to do is kick back and watch your Netflix. But no, they hate you so much that you simply must fight right then, right there like it's some kind of anime and when two people see each other only natural to say hello. With your fists.
If vs games are allowed to qualify I'd say the Street Fighter 4 crowd are the meanest varmintes hell ever spat forth. Those guys'll try to get on some kind of list and they'll see you on and challenge you to a fight when all you want to do is kick back and watch your Netflix. But no, they hate you so much that you simply must fight right then, right there like it's some kind of anime and when two people see each other only natural to say hello. With your fists.
since COD became so wide spread, halo has a nice community, but i wouldn't say their the best. Battlefields is probably up there since the game forces people to be social and use team work which has the effect of making people more tolerable to others.
If you ignore the retards, hat fanatics and asshats (which aren't so many, they are like 5% of TF2 population, but they are the loudest) TF2 is a good community yes!L3m0n_L1m3 said:
Really? I'd imagine that'd be the kind of game where everyone calls you a scrub because you use Ragna...Dreiko said:
I just bought the game today with my friend and it's hilarious. We were doing all kinds of shit by accident and our brains were clusterfucked by the end.
On topic: Probably Garrysmod, specifically the servers I play on. Aside from the odd prop-minge, it's got a really nice player base.