Thread: Teamplay question

Originally Posted by ...bigdog...

Originally Posted by Warprosper

I was commander yesterday for a couple rounds and was wondering something....

There was a squadleader who had muted me when i was doing a fair job i think.

Is this considered to not be teamplay.

I think its much harder to drop arties when someone doesnt listen to you and they just parade all around the strike.

I ban any commander or squad leader that thinks muting is an option.

You either shout me down, or you give up power....but ignoring the issue is selfish and rude. I've never muted anyone that was trying to help. Too bad weak ass selfish gamers see it as "bitching" about their failed strategies.

my name isn't ...obama..., so cut me some slack.

Very well said chief.. ^^

Warprosper,

You are gaining a reputation as a solid teamplayer in all roles you take on. It isn't being a dick reporting people for doing things like this, any more than you are 'narcing' out someone for teamkilling you.

It is your responsibility to help the admins find the people who degrade the quality of this place and remove them.

You would be a dick for looking the other way.

Call for an admin and let them know in chat who is slacking. Take a screenshot and bring it to the problem players sticky.

Help them help you.
Clint

should've reported that guy to admin

Originally Posted by Warprosper

Thanks for the comment Finc.Hairy

How should i go about reporting people who dont listen?
I dont want to be a dick about it I would just like to see teamplay and not ignorrance

If you know who it is, grab a screen shot of the squad screen and post it up along with that SL's name and post it in the problem player's sticky in this forum.

Originally Posted by Blaze-42

Ya I agree whats the point of being a squad leader if you are not listening to you

I for the first time in the history of SL'ding muted a commander (not you War) about two weeks ago - the reason being was because his radio chatter was beyond helpful it was too much. Xav once asked the question: Do I talk too much?...please consider when commanding - "Scan the map" point out key defensive positions and players (you don't have to point out all 32 players you will distract your own team), directing squads and sharing commentary for other squad leads good direction....too much chatter creates confusion for the SL when his Smates are talking to him and the commander is constantly squawking...i'm not trying to be a jerk - a little common sense is all you need - aside from that muting your commander if it's something you do regularly is far from teamplay in my book