Firendliest Multiplayer Community
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Just have to find a good server and become a regular on it. The women on some of the servers I play on never get bothered since the admins won't put up with idiot people. Look up the BAM servers and there are a few more good groups out there.Lilani said:
Do MMOs count? If so, then definitely City of Heroes. You usually get some higher levels wandering around low-level areas giving people useful items and offering to help them with missions and will give them pointers.
As far as non-MMOs go, I'd have to say the best is the Battlefield community.
As far as non-MMOs go, I'd have to say the best is the Battlefield community.
Tf2, as people said before, on certain servers, FUG probably being one of my favorite to play on mostly because the overall welcoming anyone gets when playing there.
Admittedly this is just from my impressions but I've found that the communities built around text-based adventures such as AvatarRPG trump all other genres in this regard. Not 'pestering' or 'bugging' but a friendly voice is just one click away.
I'd still call L4D as a good community, sure there are jerks but the beauty of a coop game like L4D is that you can spot them and kick them in the blink of an eye, plus with steam you can easily build up a pool of "friends" who you know are good sports, so you always have a few people to play with.The SettingSun said:
OK all that takes a little work and if you just jump into random games you will get mixed results, but even so, when it does work the teamwork works better than any other multiplayer game I've played plus you get closer to your team mates and get to know them a bit quite quickly.
Other than L4D, I call decent clan servers on CSS, the game is so old at this point that the vast majority of jerks and griefers have moved on to pastures new, and the people left are mature and friendly as a rule.
FPS: GRAW series comes to mind. Tribes for what is left of it
MMO: LOTRO followed closely by the non-free EQ 2 servers.
MMO: LOTRO followed closely by the non-free EQ 2 servers.
This. >.>Lilani said:
That just about comes with the territory though.
I have to say the friendliest multiplayer I've found is Soul Calibur IV... even though I tend to be ruder playing that game than with any other xD. It's really easy with some characters to use the same move repeatedly and make it nearly impossible to hit them. Other than that though.
I don't think it matters what game people play. Communities consist of people, and people are a-holes. You will always encounter friendly and tolerant players as well as trolls.
I have encountered the friendliest players in TF2, but I only join one server which is a clan server, so that might just be this little clan community itself.
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I have encountered the friendliest players in TF2, but I only join one server which is a clan server, so that might just be this little clan community itself.
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It really depends on who you're playing with, I've had ridiculous amounts of crap in one game of Left 4 Dead 2, but when I finished that one and moved on to a new game it was lots of fun. Games where servers are static (for the most part) like TF2 tend to do really well once you hunt down a few servers and get to know the people you're playing with. The community is always better if you've got a few friends to play with.
The Starcraft community is incredibly nice. They are really the most awesome community I have ever seen in any game.
It is actually disturbing for me, as I was used to DotA/WoW/LoL community. But in Starcraft I get insulted or flamed really rarely.
Generally everyone respects each other because Starcraft players are like martial arts fighters: Everyone knows how incredibly awesome they and their opponent are, so they respect each other and stick to the etiquette.
It is actually disturbing for me, as I was used to DotA/WoW/LoL community. But in Starcraft I get insulted or flamed really rarely.
Generally everyone respects each other because Starcraft players are like martial arts fighters: Everyone knows how incredibly awesome they and their opponent are, so they respect each other and stick to the etiquette.
Day of Defeat source has a good gaming community, except for one of their senior admins threatens to ban you every time you kil him.