Thread: easter

Originally Posted by Target Practice

Yeah, there are limits to the stupidity I'll put up with. A dumb mistake every now and then (shooting the car, walking through the metal detector, blowing up a boomer near a witch) I can deal with - we all make those mistakes, and if we don't make them, we don't learn from them.
But refusing to pay any attention to the reasonable requests of your more experienced teammates indicates a douche in the making, and I'm liable to start getting an itchy votekick finger.

I so agree with this. There's nothing wrong with making mistakes, but when people purposely set off the car alarm, (for the challenge, or whatever the fuck.) it's a little annoying. On the flipside of this, some people have different strategies, and not everyone's is CORRECT, and I'm sick of playing with people that take the whole Call of Duty strategy, and need positions, flankings, and such as. Frankly, I fail at such things. I'm a bit of a responsible Johnny Rambo. I like to keep the shit moving, but I am very cognizant of my surroundings, my teammates in trouble, and I'm so down for the backtrack to save others and shit, but...I don't lollygag. Ever. I keep the show MOVING.

A noob is someone who will try and find the witch with a flashlight to either kill it or to know where it is whereas a NEWB will try and find the witch with a flashlight thinking its just another zombie..........a newb will only do that once or twice because u have to learn that the hard way