This seems like the opposite of trying to foster a community of positivity and good behavior. This seems like it directly feeds the fires of internet hate and filth.
This seems like the opposite of trying to foster a community of positivity and good behavior. This seems like it directly feeds the fires of internet hate and filth.
Are you talking about the two seconds of glorious schadenfreude, or CoD in general? Because... yes on both counts.
Not that I'll play MW but is there a way to disable it? Cause from a privacy perspective I generally don't want my voice chat going to anybody except those I explicitly choose to communicate with.
What if the snippet they hear isn't about me getting killed in game but something personal I was sharing with the friends I was playing with.
This seems like the opposite of trying to foster a community of positivity and good behavior. This seems like it directly feeds the fires of internet hate and filth.
PvP in video games is only fun because of the suffering you inflict on another person. The more visceral their pain, the more fun it is.
Prove me wrong.
There's no competitive PvP game with a community that actually generates a net benefit of positive and good energy for this world.
This seems like the opposite of trying to foster a community of positivity and good behavior. This seems like it directly feeds the fires of internet hate and filth.
PvP in video games is only fun because of the suffering you inflict on another person. The more visceral their pain, the more fun it is.
I was in a league for cod4, search and destroy using a realism mod. We all played for years in scrims, ladders, and tournaments and it was great. I think probably because it was a sizeable group of dedicated servers with consistent administration of server rules.
It was a good group of people that kept growing with more and more goodwill as time went on. A lot of pride in the community for how we treated each other and folks new to the group. Winning was fun, but it was secondary to the camaraderie while enjoying the gameplay. I'm not sure you can have the same situations with match making.
This seems like the opposite of trying to foster a community of positivity and good behavior. This seems like it directly feeds the fires of internet hate and filth.
PvP in video games is only fun because of the suffering you inflict on another person. The more visceral their pain, the more fun it is.
Prove me wrong.
There's no competitive PvP game with a community that actually generates a net benefit of positive and good energy for this world.
The only competitive PvP game I really follow much at all is AoE2, and the community there has in general always seemed like the nicest, friendliest bunch of people. They had one of their largest tournaments ever just a few weeks back and it was a great time.
I played EVE for 15 years, which is about as PVP as it gets, mostly with my homies in Vanishing Point. These are real people and we're real friends; we've met up in real life and helped each other out in crises petty and serious.
Jerks with be jerks in PVP games; good people will be good people in PVP games.
I played EVE for 15 years, which is about as PVP as it gets, mostly with my homies in Vanishing Point. These are real people and we're real friends; we've met up in real life and helped each other out in crises petty and serious.
Jerks with be jerks in PVP games; good people will be good people in PVP games.
No one playing EVE is a good person, but they might be fun to be around and share with you some spirit of camaraderie.
But never doubt that it is a joyous crew of the damned.
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Are you talking about the two seconds of glorious schadenfreude, or CoD in general? Because... yes on both counts.
What if the snippet they hear isn't about me getting killed in game but something personal I was sharing with the friends I was playing with.
PvP in video games is only fun because of the suffering you inflict on another person. The more visceral their pain, the more fun it is.
Prove me wrong.
There's no competitive PvP game with a community that actually generates a net benefit of positive and good energy for this world.
I play PvP and I disagree.
Well, that was easy.
It was a good group of people that kept growing with more and more goodwill as time went on. A lot of pride in the community for how we treated each other and folks new to the group. Winning was fun, but it was secondary to the camaraderie while enjoying the gameplay. I'm not sure you can have the same situations with match making.
This is fucking gold and cracked me up.
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The only competitive PvP game I really follow much at all is AoE2, and the community there has in general always seemed like the nicest, friendliest bunch of people. They had one of their largest tournaments ever just a few weeks back and it was a great time.
Jerks with be jerks in PVP games; good people will be good people in PVP games.
No one playing EVE is a good person, but they might be fun to be around and share with you some spirit of camaraderie.
But never doubt that it is a joyous crew of the damned.