FPS player types?

[Mirroga]

Oooooh, let's not forget such stereotypes:

- The Serious One aka GAME IS SERIOUS SHIT!, players so serious about their levels, ratios, and ranks and have no fun in the actual game.

- The False gods aka hosts who kick players they simply do not like and offer broken rules or playing modes

 

[Mirroga]

Rambo - runs ahead and does everything himself...

Nah. This what I think that sterotype is.

The Rambo aka Spray and Pray

The Arcade Shooter Hero aka The one man army.

 

[Souplex]

The "Pro" a player who is convinced they are amazing when they consistently suck.

 

[Poomanchu745]

Suicide bomber. Gets in a vehicle, preferably a chopper or plane and then drives/flys into enemy territory killing a few people and inevitability getting killed in the process. This could also refer to someone in MW who has the grenade drop perk and runs into the middle of as many enemies as he can find just to die and kill people with the nade.

The Screamer. The guy who has to scream at the top of his lungs at the whole team because they are either not doing a good enough job or he wants the entire team to concentrate on the one person that keeps killing him over and over, usually a sniper.

 

[LTK_70]

Here's a new one: The Trickster. Someone who uses weapon tricks and combos non-stop. See gravity grenade for HL2: DM and shock combo for UT.

 

[anti-hero_will]

the ones that dont care to much like me
its a game and thats it, just cus you die dosent mean its the end of the world, just start again in a few moments or next round.
chill out have a beer,
and sometimes will go afk to do something pointless to a hardcore gamer like talk to people. eat real food.
what i do drum for a while

 

[GodofDisaster]

The complainer, you know the guy who blames all his mistakes on the rest of the team, despite the fact that nothing is wrong with him.

 

[GrinningManiac]

The Troll
The Griefer
The Clansmen (You should draw them all together, as if they are one person)
The CHAAAAAARGE guy. You all've met 'em, the guys who, whether it be WoW or COD4, will run at the enemy with a melee weapon, somehow beliving balls of granite will overcome bullets of lead or magic of...magic.

The Halo fanboy...he's such a majority to become a stereotype

 

[matnatz]

BTW, where are these pictures?

Not done yet. I just finished something up yesterday and this will be my next project.

 

[cyber_andyy]

The sneaky bastard.

 

[Ekonk]

Don't forget the Kamikaze.

It's a role I happily fulfill in Team Fortress; as a pyro I rush into a mob of enemies, light every single one of them on fire and get shot to death. Most of them will perish later on; according to plan.

 

[Skiftnycklar]

The Team Carrier

I hate being The Team Carrier. Whenever it happens in any game, I have a strong tendency to leave shortly after I realize my score is six times that of the second player on my team. I love it when I'm in the middle of the list, and am still doing good.

 

[RanD00M]

The Madman.
Runs into the frontlines, causes massive havoc and makes the enemy run in panic, even if he is eventually killed.

Perfect description of the Pyro, who can push a wave of enemies just by running and trying to burn everything. They have little to choose from - stand there and die, or run and shoot in attempts to kill him.

Yaay for chaos.

And that i why my favorite class is the Pyro.Even though i get yelled at for being a M1+W noob.

 

[ddon]

the shadow. attacks from behind without many allies around.

 

[BlueberryFalacy]

Army Nerd = Takes the time to research all the weapons he encounters in game then complains when they don't act like their RL counterparts

 

[mechanixis]

The Pals
The two guys who join together and obviously know each other, and while they constantly use voice chat they never address anyone else.

 

[oddball121]

The Middleman
never too close never too far away
is happy to use assualt rifles and other midrange guns, spawn weapons if its halo 3 or gears. tends to support the guy who likes getting up close and personal and never too far away to not lend a hand.