Firendliest Multiplayer Community

[Phenakist]

Just to join in on what everyone else has said every other post....

TF2, assuming you get a decent server, which isn't hard to find, it took me months to get anyway decent and to find out what I'm good at (Soldier, despite not being my favourite) and got virtually no greif, except fro ma couple of trolls, but they were trolls, and were generally trolling, so that doesn't count.

If you're going "MMO", Guild Wars, nice mature community, just dont' go near Pvp, they are elitist as hell, so don't go near that until you know every imaginable acronym, get a decent guild and yer sorted.

 

[Jabberwock xeno]

Halo.

Now now, I know that sounds utterly ridouclous, but all of the screaming adolcents left Halo back when COD became the "cool" game to play.

 

[DaHero]

Um...it's the internet...there is no friendliness in the internet. Heck I don't even have friends anymore since I quit playing FPS games. Nobody wants to play with a guy that prefers co-op to multiplayer glitch abuse >.>

 

[-IT-]

I'm currently playing some killing floor online and people seem to be kind and helpful.

 

[Sovereignty]

Kingdom Under Fire community was the best.

All of my still current Xbox live friends were made there.

Seriously. I never ran into a single tween on that game.

 

[DSK-]

Probably the EU UT2004 community for me. I have yet to see better.

 

[sneakypenguin]

CODS nice, join a lobby talk to some ppl then you can spend the rest of the evening destroying fools with a full team.

 

[Celestil]

Rift has been very nice, i have yet to come across any unfriendly people.

 

[Giantpanda602]

Battlefield: Bad Company 2 is pretty good on the PS3. I think this might just be because people who actually want to communicate and do teamwork buy mics.

Though I normally play hardcore, that's probably where the worst is. Sometimes people just get frustrated (or are dicks like my brother) and kill their team mates.

 

[GLo Jones]

Spoiler: Chromehounds...

;_;

 

[Ben Agar]

I did like the Uncharted 2 community they were fun and light hearted dudes, some bad eggs but otherwise they were cool

 

[ReaperGrimm]

battlefield

 

[CaptainChelt]

In my experience....a friendly multiplayer community is less likely then finding a gamer girl, they MUST exist, I've seen their foot prints in the snow -.-

 

[Zantos]

Rifters are pretty fun, might have just been that I joined along with some good mates who let me into their nice guild though.

Once the pricks who didn't understand how to play left the Bulletstormers were nice, but possibly because it was one of the few where the online component was not about ruining someone's day.

On the whole I've never had any problems with Halo, and only a few with CoD4, I guess I must be lucky. Not being a girl probably helps.

 

[redisforever]

For the most part, and from 98% of my experience, the Company of Heroes community is pretty friendly.

 

[Astiahl]

I'm currently playing some killing floor online and people seem to be kind and helpful.

Indeed, I think I've found one or two idiots there. Games that require teamwork or you die very quickly tend to give a generally OK community from my experience. Older games also tend to have a decent community (CS:S, for example), as most anyone who plays them still play because they want to have fun with it and not stress over it. Even the 12-year-old kids I've found there are good fun and civil.

 

[weker]

Eve online hands down, even the gms will speak to you personally and have chats before vanishing in their amazing shiny ships

 

[CptCamoPants]

The Battlefield 2 community is very friendly.
Especially if you play Project Reality