i declare you winner sir, of this thread...that was win xDAjimboB said:I had a fun match during which a little kid kept screaming racial slurs into my ear for an entire match in MW2, so me an a group of 4 of my friends started trolling him, trapping him in corners with riot shields, pushing him off of ledges, and things like that.
After a while the kid started crying, and called his mom, and started telling her about how we were bullying him. She got on the mic and started telling us off. We patiently allowed her to finish, and then told her some of the things her little brat had been screaming at us not 10 minutes prior. She didn't believe us, but a friend of mine had been recording all of our matches, and put up one of the matches on youtube (the one which had the little kid screaming at us), so we sent her the URL as proof.
Five minutes later the mom came back, took the mic away from her son (who had been quiet for the first time in half an hour), and apologized to us for her son's behavior, and with violent anger in her voice, told us that she would make sure that he never used that kind of language again.
That was a pretty good day.
You could always say you're just a 14 year old and that's why your voice is higher pitched :/AstylahAthrys said:I've had a bunch of kids yell at me for even playing Halo, telling me to stop because I was a girl. Likewise, if they don't yell at me, I get conversations like this:
"Hey-hey girl."
"Yes?"
"Are you a lesbian?"
"No..."
"Then why are you playing Halo?"
"Because it's fun."
"Straight girls don't play games. You must be a lesbian"
I mute and no longer wear a headset so I don't have to deal with this, but I really wish I could without knowing I was going to be berated because I'm not a guy.
Yeah that made me lol XD angry mum FTW! kid's MW2 is probably in chains or something...AjimboB said:I had a fun match during which a little kid kept screaming racial slurs into my ear for an entire match in MW2, so me an a group of 4 of my friends started trolling him, trapping him in corners with riot shields, pushing him off of ledges, and things like that.
After a while the kid started crying, and called his mom, and started telling her about how we were bullying him. She got on the mic and started telling us off. We patiently allowed her to finish, and then told her some of the things her little brat had been screaming at us not 10 minutes prior. She didn't believe us, but a friend of mine had been recording all of our matches, and put up one of the matches on youtube (the one which had the little kid screaming at us), so we sent her the URL as proof.
Five minutes later the mom came back, took the mic away from her son (who had been quiet for the first time in half an hour), and apologized to us for her son's behavior, and with violent anger in her voice, told us that she would make sure that he never used that kind of language again.
That was a pretty good day.
May I say, BRAVO! If I had the chance I would truly like to shake your hand and the hands of your friends.AjimboB said:I had a fun match during which a little kid kept screaming racial slurs into my ear for an entire match in MW2, so me an a group of 4 of my friends started trolling him, trapping him in corners with riot shields, pushing him off of ledges, and things like that.
After a while the kid started crying, and called his mom, and started telling her about how we were bullying him. She got on the mic and started telling us off. We patiently allowed her to finish, and then told her some of the things her little brat had been screaming at us not 10 minutes prior. She didn't believe us, but a friend of mine had been recording all of our matches, and put up one of the matches on youtube (the one which had the little kid screaming at us), so we sent her the URL as proof.
Five minutes later the mom came back, took the mic away from her son (who had been quiet for the first time in half an hour), and apologized to us for her son's behavior, and with violent anger in her voice, told us that she would make sure that he never used that kind of language again.
That was a pretty good day.
It's weird, right?VanityGirl said:Ran into a few myself, but they're so fun. There is nothing funnier than making a young child rage on a video game.
I literally had a kid throw a tantrum one day because my friends and I kept picking on him, it was lawl-worthy.
I seem to only run into these youngin's on the new popular games, like MW2. I surprisingly have not run into ONE underaged kid on Halo:Reach yet.
I haven't heard a squeaky voice since I quit MW2 actually...
those must be stupid little kids, every young man knows when you find a female gamer you treat her nicely and then flirt shamelessly.AstylahAthrys said:I've had a bunch of kids yell at me for even playing Halo, telling me to stop because I was a girl. Likewise, if they don't yell at me, I get conversations like this:
"Hey-hey girl."
"Yes?"
"Are you a lesbian?"
"No..."
"Then why are you playing Halo?"
"Because it's fun."
"Straight girls don't play games. You must be a lesbian"
I mute and no longer wear a headset so I don't have to deal with this, but I really wish I could without knowing I was going to be berated because I'm not a guy.
So you heckle and team kill a guy because he was excited he almost got a nuke? Sounds like you and your friend are the assholes there. If he almost had a nuke, that means he had a 20+ kill streak with zero deaths, obviously helping your team tremendously.deonte9109 said:Me and an old college buddy get on Live to play MW2 to remember the good times. Well one night there was this kid that was gloating his ass off about how he almost had a nuke. So being the "I dont give a f***" people me and my friend were we began to heckle the kid. This went on for about three matches and eventually we got the kid on our team. So he starts complaining about how we was so mean to him and how he was gonna kill himself. Now we both had heard similar threats and just kept either "no balls" just do it" and "puss" needless to say he eventually rage quitted because we wouldnt leave him alone ie team killing him(BTW the playlist was Hardcore TDM). After he left my friend and I had a good laugh and eventually won our game by ourselves.
Sorry I forgot to mention that he was being a dick about i. There have been times where I was just a few short of a nuke but for whatever reason I didnt get it. The problem was that in the lobby he was bragging about how much better he was than everyone else just because he got 24 kills in a row. And I dont mean like a casual bragging he called all of the other players who were of higher rank than him all kinds of other BS and my friend and I just dont take kindly to that. Sorry about lack of info. Oh also from that point on he had negative K/DsMcface said:So you heckle and team kill a guy because he was excited he almost got a nuke? Sounds like you and your friend are the assholes there. If he almost had a nuke, that means he had a 20+ kill streak with zero deaths, obviously helping your team tremendously.deonte9109 said:snip
I met a troll when i used to play wolfenstein enemy territory, the father to most of your fps games, i remember that he was shout obscenities at me because i would guess where his head would pop up nearly every time and cap him with sniper bullets before he could think of getting near me. It got to a point where he simply rage quit cryingNewYork_Comedian said:UNfortunately, i only play pc, but hearing some of the hilarious, err, "arguments" with little kids on Live from my friends, im wondering if anyone else on the escapist has funny stories that involve 12 year old adolescence saying how they had sex with your mom last night [or something along those lines].
It actually can be anything from said above to you and the kid AGREEING on something, and possibly arguing with someone else.
I love youAjimboB said:I had a fun match during which a little kid kept screaming racial slurs into my ear for an entire match in MW2, so me an a group of 4 of my friends started trolling him, trapping him in corners with riot shields, pushing him off of ledges, and things like that.
After a while the kid started crying, and called his mom, and started telling her about how we were bullying him. She got on the mic and started telling us off. We patiently allowed her to finish, and then told her some of the things her little brat had been screaming at us not 10 minutes prior. She didn't believe us, but a friend of mine had been recording all of our matches, and put up one of the matches on youtube (the one which had the little kid screaming at us), so we sent her the URL as proof.
Five minutes later the mom came back, took the mic away from her son (who had been quiet for the first time in half an hour), and apologized to us for her son's behavior, and with violent anger in her voice, told us that she would make sure that he never used that kind of language again.
That was a pretty good day.