Your incounters of lower life in RTSpring.

SwiftSpear · Post by **SwiftSpear** » 20 Nov 2006, 16:41

manored wrote:Once I was in the same team of a good player, but that just couldnt accept the fact that my idea of how to proceed was diferent from his one.

Its pretty anyoing then someone tries to order you what to do instead of suggesting, dont you guys think?

Not particularly... unless I know better.

There's alot of tricks that you can use if you pay attention to what your ally is doing.

Hellspawn · Post by **Hellspawn** » 20 Nov 2006, 16:48

"Omfg cheater, you only won because you rushed".

NOiZE · Post by **NOiZE** » 20 Nov 2006, 16:55

Rushing is for noobs

Snipawolf · Post by **Snipawolf** » 20 Nov 2006, 17:31

Hahaha, I remember this guy named "1337 McSteel" or something like that.

I used my allied bot (I and a bot vs Chris and Him) and sent him over, and McSteel blew him up over his own com's head! He got really pissed (and the game sped up by like.. 10 FPS

), and said I was cheating. I replied "I was trying to send him over for peaceful negotiations, you're the one who attacked first!"

Then I spammed 30 brawlers and killed Chris. HAhahahaha!

LordMatt · Post by **LordMatt** » 20 Nov 2006, 17:46

manored wrote:Once I was in the same team of a good player, but that just couldnt accept the fact that my idea of how to proceed was diferent from his one.

Its pretty anyoing then someone tries to order you what to do instead of suggesting, dont you guys think?

I have a feeling the good player wasn't trying to be an ass, he was just trying to manage the team to a win. In game it is a time pressured situation, and sometimes people speak curtly because they don't have time to explain. Good players by definition have more experience with all of the various game situations and are more likely to know what the best strategies are at a particular time. If you listen to them when you are on their team, you will be more likely to win and at the same time you will learn something and improve your game.

iamacup · Post by **iamacup** » 20 Nov 2006, 18:01

i hate neoforts, no idea who he is or what his affiliation with SF / NF is but he is a complete tit, GETS RIGHT UP MEEE SHIRT!

(unlike cabbage)

tombom · Post by **tombom** » 20 Nov 2006, 18:04

This is hardly "low life" but anyone who draws borders and cannot stand people going over them is ridiculous. I've seen people d-gun their team mates because of it.

FuzionMonkey · Post by **FuzionMonkey** » 20 Nov 2006, 18:18

iamacup wrote:i hate neoforts, no idea who he is or what his affiliation with SF / NF is but he is a complete tit, GETS RIGHT UP MEEE SHIRT!

(unlike cabbage)

I know he isn't nick. but lol, when I saw him in a game i was like "wow"...

now lets try and forget the whole thing... please.

Deathblane · Post by **Deathblane** » 20 Nov 2006, 19:23

LordMatt wrote: In game it is a time pressured situation, and sometimes people speak curtly because they don't have time to explain.

Hell yeah, the number of times I end up putting down points like

"FIGHTesr, now!!"

Whilst in the middle of an intense battle is amusing.

manored · Post by **manored** » 20 Nov 2006, 21:41

LordMatt wrote:
manored wrote:Once I was in the same team of a good player, but that just couldnt accept the fact that my idea of how to proceed was diferent from his one.

Its pretty anyoing then someone tries to order you what to do instead of suggesting, dont you guys think?
I have a feeling the good player wasn't trying to be an ass, he was just trying to manage the team to a win. In game it is a time pressured situation, and sometimes people speak curtly because they don't have time to explain. Good players by definition have more experience with all of the various game situations and are more likely to know what the best strategies are at a particular time. If you listen to them when you are on their team, you will be more likely to win and at the same time you will learn something and improve your game.

Its true but the guy wasnt talking like "no, dont do that, this other thing is better" he was talking like "WHAT ARE YOU DOING? YOUR NEWB!!!" ...

Felix the Cat · Post by **Felix the Cat** » 20 Nov 2006, 22:23

It would help us understand the situation if you explain what, exactly, you were doing, and on what map and at what time in the game.

He may or may not have been justified.

Neddie · Post by **Neddie** » 20 Nov 2006, 22:27

Who were you playing with?

LOrDo · Post by **LOrDo** » 21 Nov 2006, 00:28

2 words.
OMFG MAPHAX!

Curtosy or Maji101 :D

1v0ry_k1ng · Post by **1v0ry_k1ng** » 21 Nov 2006, 01:14

Noruas · Post by **Noruas** » 21 Nov 2006, 01:19

rofl 1v0ry_k1ng

Ishach · Post by **Ishach** » 21 Nov 2006, 01:45

d-fens

lol

Neddie · Post by **Neddie** » 21 Nov 2006, 02:08

Sad because there is an actual user that...

Deathblane · Post by **Deathblane** » 21 Nov 2006, 02:23

Damn that's good. As with many things it's funny because it's true...

Still everyone has off days. The other night in fact I was playing a team game against Matt where I just couldnt concentrate and kept letting raiding partys (of Matts) through into the back of my base. My allies were a (relative) noob (who ended up crt+d'ing) and quite a good player, who continulelly helped me out untill I finally collapsed. It must have been quite annoying for him 'cause even if I had played just a bit better hed've had a fair chance of winning.

BigSteve · Post by **BigSteve** » 21 Nov 2006, 02:24

LOL that was hilarious, so true too ^^

DemO · Post by **DemO** » 21 Nov 2006, 02:36

hahahahah, ivory post of the forum to date...thats hilarity.

I laughed so hard at "D-FENS"

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