What was your Worst Online Gaming Experiance?

[IlikeLolis]

Title is Incredibly Obvious.

Tell a story, have a laugh.




For me, I had been playing Outbreak: File 1 for around half an hour. Virus bar at 89% on Decisions Decisions and stuck with a Danger bar at the bottom of the Elevator in the Hive.

Kevin had been a royal Arse, taken all the herbs and ran solo, I was Cindy and was running low on antivirus, Mark had helped me constantly during the game but had since died to the Tyrant in an attempt to push me away from his 1shotkill and Jim had logged out 2min into the game.

I attempted to leave the elevator but was immediately chased by a zombie, wit no ammunition I ran into the 1st room I found and hid in a locker when Kevin showed up with -50% infection(His infection bar was still normal) I left to greet him when he took the locker hiding place from me and left me to die as a Zombie came knocking on the door after him.

In what one could only call "an Erotic display of Guro at it's finest" Cindy had retreated behind a nearby desk and was pushed down screaming and struggling. With only Legs and a skirt in the camera View, Cindy continued to struggle and beg for it to stop until both her and the zombie Tensed up and convulsed for a second as Cindy let out Deathcry that was a clear Climax to the Zombie's feast. Satisfied; the zombie got up and left without batting an eye at Kevin cowing in the Locker.

As I asked for help and my virus bar entered the Red at a astounding rate of 1% per second, Kevin only replied with a "Cindy. No." and left.

As I lay dying, I continue to use my Remaining 5 antivurs to stay alive and using my first chance I leave the room as a zombie breaks in to finish me. I found Kevin's Dead body, all 3 ingredients for "Daylight", and 180 rifle ammo.

 

[Stammer]

I don't do a lot of online gaming but I do remember something bad that happened to me once. This isn't so much "bad" as in "I became angry" as it was "bad" as in "I felt really bad".

I was playing Red Alert 3, and keep in mind the community around that game is extremely hard on players who disconnect so they don't get a loss on their record.

Anyway, I was playing one-on-one against another guy. It was a really great match. Him and I were quite even and it had lasted a good half hour, but as time went on my opponent was gaining the upper hand. And like 5 minutes before he would have gained victory, my internet legitimately died! I felt so horrible! I logged back in as soon as I could and actually caught the guy.

I was able to explain that I didn't do it on purpose and offered him a rematch. He accepted and beat me fair and square again. Made me feel a lot better XD

 

[DracusHawktalon]

My entire time spent on MapleStory. The people who play that game are bigger gits than the mic spammers on CoD.

 

[LobsterFeng]

Well this one time when I was playing Warhawk, I got on a free for all match but there was only one other guy. The other guy basically just found a really good camping spot, and was spawn killing for about 4 minutes. I probably should have just found another match, but my pride wouldn't let me. Eventually I managed to kill the guy, whereupon he immediately disconnected and sent me a message entitled: "noob."

 

[DustinOffAClassic]

The latest I can remember; Medal of Honor. There was this one time when.......well, in general it was awful.

I once was spawn killed 5 times in a row by airstrikes (mortar strikes, strafes, etc) - and yes, in a situation where I didn't have multiple spawn point options.

And you hardly unlock anything useful for so many freaking levels, so you're at the mercy of tier 1 players with their super weapons and actual sniper scopes.

The level design and slow speed of movement doesn't exactly discourage camping, either.

 

[FarleShadow]

I paid for Eve-Online for three years.
Only job I've ever had that demanded I pay them for turning up, then sat in my room, motionless, while I spent hours grinding kill-all missions just so it would actually DO something.

Not to mention the tosser 'Alliances' who existed primarily to destroy low/0.0 sec for anyone who didn't suck off their nearest overweight, power hungry nerd.

A trolling simulator, eve is.

 

[AwkwardTurtle]

So I was playing a MMORPG called Forsaken World. It's pretty standard as far as MMO's go. I was doing a dungeon with a party. Someone decided to pull something similar to a Leroy Jenkins and went too far ahead and came running back being chased by monsters. I was annoyingly forced to pull double duty as a tank and healer while we slowly whittled down the monsters.

Then at the end of it, Leroy had the nerve to go "Oh so you're gonna be the healer. You better heal me up so I can tank."

We had a different person who was a much more appropriate and capable tank. So I proceeded to get my revenge by letting that person die repeatedly.

Oh, I thought it was interesting that when I was questioned his reckless charge his respond was "Sorry I don't normally play games like this. I like playing CoD."

So I suppose it was nice of him to try out a different genre of game. :3

Not exactly my worst experience, but it was one that came to mind.^^

 

[FilipJPhry]

I recently tried out WoW. After reaching level 20, I was finally able to go dungeon spelunking with other players. I was the tank, and I still haven't got all the controls and spells right. We were slaughtered, one of the players kept insulting my tanking skills and finally quit. Haven't played since.

WTF Captcha?

 

[DracusHawktalon]

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You never had to deal with git monks who ninja the gear only usable by Warlocks, then.

 

[I_PET_DOGS]

There's a bunch, but the one I hate the most even today is the Steam community. You join just about any TF2 server and there's some kid with a overused and really old meme as their name spamming rap music or some meme like Rick roll over their mic. Now, there's not just the micspammers, there's the admins who think they can do anything like noclip to engineers and destroy their buildings, capture the intel in 5 seconds, and so on. Really, it's a unpleasant experence, but some of the long-time servers know this and keep kids at bay from buying admin or spamming.