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I've only really played Halo 3 online and a little bit of GeOW online. The best was a Shotty Snipers match on Valhala. One teammate down, the 2 other guys on my team, and I, held our ground in the middle of the map, and end up winning. Worst was again in Halo, where this bastard team-killed all of the team.
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I will only play online games with my brother. We are always an unstoppable force. Him and I have played together so long that we no longer have to communicate when playing. We just understand each other's movements and actions. The worst game is pretty much any game when I don't play with him. No one understands what co-op means. -.-' people just drive me mad sometimes.
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Any WoW battleground, there's always someone convinced his theory on "WYNNIN" is the best and "What is this, amateur hour?" because he cant get anyone to follow his doctrine
apart from that, i usually play solo, i hat Co-op in that some damn fool is trying to synchronize movements with you, its a primarily single player FPS, so why are we suddenly a team? be 2 forces of awesomeness, don't try and hug me like your mother, blow shit up!
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apart from that, i usually play solo, i hat Co-op in that some damn fool is trying to synchronize movements with you, its a primarily single player FPS, so why are we suddenly a team? be 2 forces of awesomeness, don't try and hug me like your mother, blow shit up!
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On one game of Halo 3 on sandtrap, we had some people randomly start insulting me and another teamate. So everyone else on our team suddenly opens up on the flamers and start yelling at them until they leave. Now we're losing pretty bad, but then we started working risking their (spartan's) lives to protect injured comrades. The whole time we were socializing about everything, and then we won the match with a few seconds left. It was so awesome, and everyone started adding each other as friends. After that, we played in the same playlist for and hour or two more and it was great.
The worst games are obviously on CoD4...too many to count...teamates killing comrades on hardcore, idiots screaming at people, calling them random names and making fun of their mothers, an entire team camping, starting a game outnumbered and losing but when you get more teamates you start doing better so the enemy host quits the game just to piss people off.
The worst games are obviously on CoD4...too many to count...teamates killing comrades on hardcore, idiots screaming at people, calling them random names and making fun of their mothers, an entire team camping, starting a game outnumbered and losing but when you get more teamates you start doing better so the enemy host quits the game just to piss people off.
2. There was one named Colonel Custard, who, whenever ANYBODY'S score was ANY degree higher than his own, they became a Hacker. In GMod, in a Zombie Survival mod, a guy named Mort@l R@dish (Yes, @ signs, I know) who was like 7 years old and didn't oby my commands.
Best have been Medic-Heavy combo's on TF@, Me as the Medic.
Best have been Medic-Heavy combo's on TF@, Me as the Medic.
I used to have the same 3 guys on my team for GoW. We all used what guns we where good with and this turned us into an unstopable force.
In halo 3 I always seem to get partnered up with the most stupid people. You would think they would stop trying to kill me when I tell them that Friendly Fire is off but no...
In halo 3 I always seem to get partnered up with the most stupid people. You would think they would stop trying to kill me when I tell them that Friendly Fire is off but no...
Best ever teammate?
to be honest..
ME
i grabbed a freinds computer, fired up DoW and proceeded to beat other 2v2 teams 7-0 before i quit from a headache.
i had such a connection with myself! i did everything i wanted, it was like we had become one, when i attacked, i backed me up, when i was in trouble, i went unthinkingly to my defense, i was awesome...
we stay in touch to this day... and to be honest, i think i could turn for the spunk.
to be honest..
ME
i grabbed a freinds computer, fired up DoW and proceeded to beat other 2v2 teams 7-0 before i quit from a headache.
i had such a connection with myself! i did everything i wanted, it was like we had become one, when i attacked, i backed me up, when i was in trouble, i went unthinkingly to my defense, i was awesome...
we stay in touch to this day... and to be honest, i think i could turn for the spunk.
Best: my best mate john, me and him work like the best team ever whenever we play on battlefield vietnam together.
its like army of two just more old
Worst: the players at my local internet cafe- counter strike
i was wupping everyones ass some guy wlked up and told me to go easy, i did then they all started flaming me because i was pussying out, they then started team killing me because of a few misplaced grenades and when i got up to leave someone had stolen my bike.......
sad sad day
its like army of two just more old
Worst: the players at my local internet cafe- counter strike
i was wupping everyones ass some guy wlked up and told me to go easy, i did then they all started flaming me because i was pussying out, they then started team killing me because of a few misplaced grenades and when i got up to leave someone had stolen my bike.......
sad sad day
In my days of WoW my best team mate was probably my girlfriend, sitting next to the person you're working in the arena with is a big bonus and we kickethed much arse.
The worst... My friend Adam, whilst he's a good chum he tends to make fatal erros on C&C3. For example, we're double-teaming a Brutal Scrin Turtle and he decides to start weaving a section of his base into one of my outlying sections. To most this seems like a smart idea, double yourselves up and all that. Wrong. Once we're notified that a Scrin Mothership has been brought into the fray, I frantically try to relocate the section of my base he's worked into mine.
When the mothership attacks something it starts a chain-reaction, meaning any nearby structures will also be destroyed, and anything too close to them is destroyed and so on and so forth. The frickin' mothership attacked the far side of his base, and it spread all the way to mine. Worst match ever.
Edit: replaced "game" with "match", didn't want someone thining I hate C&C3!
The worst... My friend Adam, whilst he's a good chum he tends to make fatal erros on C&C3. For example, we're double-teaming a Brutal Scrin Turtle and he decides to start weaving a section of his base into one of my outlying sections. To most this seems like a smart idea, double yourselves up and all that. Wrong. Once we're notified that a Scrin Mothership has been brought into the fray, I frantically try to relocate the section of my base he's worked into mine.
When the mothership attacks something it starts a chain-reaction, meaning any nearby structures will also be destroyed, and anything too close to them is destroyed and so on and so forth. The frickin' mothership attacked the far side of his base, and it spread all the way to mine. Worst match ever.
Edit: replaced "game" with "match", didn't want someone thining I hate C&C3!
To Suze, Ice, Lack, Jan and Kay.
Best bloody EvE crew ever.
Whatever games you chaps play now, fly safe!
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Best bloody EvE crew ever.
Whatever games you chaps play now, fly safe!
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Best and worst...
Both of these are on World of Warcraft Battlegrounds.
Best: I was playing Warsong Gulch, a capture-the-flag scenario with two teams of ten. Five people from a guild were all at the max level for that particular level bracket when they signed up to join a battleground, but each levelled up before the next one became available. So I was in a group where half of us were stronger than every other player on the battleground. They all knew each other too, and were extremely good strategists.
Worst: Seven of my group of ten were at level 35-36 when most of the enemy were level 39. Everybody was disorganised and everybody was scolding each other. I chose to defend our flag because nobody else would; and I was accused of being lazy and not going out to help the team. Um.... wha?
Both of these are on World of Warcraft Battlegrounds.
Best: I was playing Warsong Gulch, a capture-the-flag scenario with two teams of ten. Five people from a guild were all at the max level for that particular level bracket when they signed up to join a battleground, but each levelled up before the next one became available. So I was in a group where half of us were stronger than every other player on the battleground. They all knew each other too, and were extremely good strategists.
Worst: Seven of my group of ten were at level 35-36 when most of the enemy were level 39. Everybody was disorganised and everybody was scolding each other. I chose to defend our flag because nobody else would; and I was accused of being lazy and not going out to help the team. Um.... wha?
Yeah I do get in dem holes. (take that as you will)x434343 said:
I don't like matchmaking in Multiplayer games. They usually partner me up with idiots that I hate!
There have been many good and many bad...
Personally I don't consider an ubernoob a bad teamplayer as long as he *tries* to help, listens to his team, etc. A good player who plays as if the rest of the team doesn't exist is a more annoying player than that IMO.
The worst teammate of late was this guy on TFT in 3v3 who told the rest of the team that he wouldn't build any units, just send his gold to the rest of us. That is a really sucky strategy, but we (me and my other teammate)couldn't convince him to do something else so we just played and tried to make the best out of it. When we inevitably lost he went berserk and started saying we were noobs etc.
Personally I don't consider an ubernoob a bad teamplayer as long as he *tries* to help, listens to his team, etc. A good player who plays as if the rest of the team doesn't exist is a more annoying player than that IMO.
The worst teammate of late was this guy on TFT in 3v3 who told the rest of the team that he wouldn't build any units, just send his gold to the rest of us. That is a really sucky strategy, but we (me and my other teammate)couldn't convince him to do something else so we just played and tried to make the best out of it. When we inevitably lost he went berserk and started saying we were noobs etc.
I was playing Call of Duty 4, in Bloc. Now, the point of Bloc is to get into the buildings as fast as possible, then either snipe or sweep around and run through the enemy's building. But no. My entire team jump camps at the spawn point, sniping. A duo of stealth people from the other side come over through our building and begin to destroy us. I'm the only one trying to take them down (and I'm doing a pretty good job of it, two-against-one) but my team stays put and gets slaughtered, despite my shouts telling them that there was a guy with a MP5 and a guy with a M1014 in the building next to us.
Don't camp for the the entire game in COD4! Gah! If the entire team camps, the other team gains ground, and we lose spawn points and end up spawing in the same place over and over! And God forbid the enemy calls in an airstrike...
Don't camp for the the entire game in COD4! Gah! If the entire team camps, the other team gains ground, and we lose spawn points and end up spawing in the same place over and over! And God forbid the enemy calls in an airstrike...
Most of my multiplayer games are with close friends, and we support each other very well, so I can't think of a best one at the moment except for every time we play on the same team.
Worst would have to be the first time I played Gears of War, which I had been convinced to play by and with a friend. After a couple matches someone we were playing with teamkilled every single member of our team and then stepped in front of a train. There was one more match on that server where every member of our team was killing each other because we couldn't remember the screenname of the traitor, and then we decided that there were better ways to waste our time and left.
Worst would have to be the first time I played Gears of War, which I had been convinced to play by and with a friend. After a couple matches someone we were playing with teamkilled every single member of our team and then stepped in front of a train. There was one more match on that server where every member of our team was killing each other because we couldn't remember the screenname of the traitor, and then we decided that there were better ways to waste our time and left.