I don't ragequit. I rather crush controller's with my bare/bear hands.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6c7B-oos4A
Then I go outside and crush passengers.
Street Fighter 4 Zangief - Ultra Ultimate Atomic Buster - YouTube
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I don't ragequit. I rather crush controller's with my bare/bear hands.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h6c7B-oos4A
Then I go outside and crush passengers.
Street Fighter 4 Zangief - Ultra Ultimate Atomic Buster - YouTube
Welp, I just crumbled the slipcase my Batman game came in and threw it across the room. Made it past Bane, Firefly and what gets me? A BUNCH OF SMURFING PIPES!
No, but I continued brooding over it and decided that finishing wasn't worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister Adequate
No "plot twist" occurred in the last ten minutes of the game though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
https://i.imgflip.com/6cpd6.jpgQuote:
Originally Posted by ShortyNo, but I continued brooding over it and decided that finishing wasn't worth it.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mister AdequateNo "plot twist" occurred in the last ten minutes of the game though?Quote:
Originally Posted by Shorty
Everyone who plays LoL is angry all of the time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jiro
Untrue. I play LoL with a great sense of calm and relaxation, because I'm always better than my opponents. I think I'm the only calm MOBA player in the world, though.
I'm always calm and relaxed when I play Awesomenauts because pretty much everyone who plays that game is calm and relaxed. It's not only the best MOBA community I've been involved with but probably one of the best game communities period. Love all the friendly banter during the game matches. Much :heart:.
(Yes I talk about this game too much. But it's legitimately great.)
I used to be calm and relaxed in League of Legends. Then the community just got worse and worse. So I stopped playing, and I only pick it back up for a couple fights every six months or so.
I reached a point where I was getting much better and that making me win more often and even when I didn't win I still played well and was impressing my team mates. But then there were toxic jerks and I just... it's not fun when your team mates respond to a suggestion or a request with "well time to feed".Quote:
Originally Posted by Spuuky
>>> Resident evil games..:luca:
A few NES games. Final Fantasy Tactics. I played it once and forgot to save after the extremely long and boring opening. When I died, I decided never to play it again.
I rage quit hardcore today. Was with a friend at a military base in DayZ. The game was giving me trouble unloading a 5.56mm mag I found for my M4 and as I went to leave the room a diptrout shot me through the window and killed me. Knew I should have kept that ballistics helmet -_- My friend being the hero he is logged off and left my body to be looted by the killer :mad2: so I gave him trout he logged back on and got killed by the guy lol
I never understood the fascination people have with this sort of gameplay. At least in every good MMO you can choose to turn PVP on or off. Why would I want to take part in a persistent multiplayer experience where "multiplayer" just means "you die a lot". Especially since you lose everything you built up, so all the progression you might have had is worthless.Quote:
Originally Posted by escobert
It is annoying but, since the game is alpha there's not much to do besides get geared up and kill/be killed. But, the whole my character really dies thing kinda adds a lot to it. There's no actual character progression so it's just your gear you lose.
Much higher adrenaline rush when in a gun fight or you feel like there's someone in the base with you. And not everyone shoots on sight. I'd say its about 50/50. I scared the trout outta some guy the other day and he fired on me while yelling friendly lol. He was horrible aim and unloaded his gun so I had him after that. I let him live and just laughed.
and you can't have fun like this in other MMOs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=04OaDdv6fcg
It increases the stakes which makes successes feel more impressive, I guess? It can be frustrating, but it's also fun, too.Quote:
Originally Posted by SkybladeI never understood the fascination people have with this sort of gameplay. At least in every good MMO you can choose to turn PVP on or off. Why would I want to take part in a persistent multiplayer experience where "multiplayer" just means "you die a lot". Especially since you lose everything you built up, so all the progression you might have had is worthless.Quote:
Originally Posted by escobert