Thread: A teamwork story

Originally Posted by r00dles

Let's all quit out.

Is it just me or does anyone else get this time and time again? Most. Annoying. Thing. Ever.

I think if people do that, the winning team should get the win anyway.

Happens to me everytime I charge someone off the DC ledge. They quit before they hit the ground.

Originally Posted by Dead Prodigy

The thing is, it's pretty much a feeling branded into every human beings' mind. C'mon, we hate losing. Especially to people we don't even know.

There have been many times I've been playing L4D2, losing, and just feeling the rage building up inside me, telling me to quit and do something else.

Y'all know what I'm sayin'?

of course thats what we feel about losing. its almost never fun. and i have had moments where i wanted to walk right out and try again. im not saying i dont but i try not to, its better to at least have the courtesy to give the other team a good team regardless of who's winning. once the session ends and its back to the lobby, then i leave

Originally Posted by TeenRacer6

Happens to me everytime I charge someone off the DC ledge. They quit before they hit the ground.

Though, i do have to admit that that godforsaken ledge in DC annoys the life out of me >.< the amount of times my turn as the survivors comes to an end at that bit and its not because im unawares to it all, on the contrary i know that any charger and smoker will be waiting at that bit for us because there's not a huge amount u can do to avoid being charged off by a charger who knows wat he's doing, or delayed by smokers and jockeys continually pulling u off until a charger comes and does wat is destinined to happen to some poor bugger 90% of the time. makes me wish that that section was a bit that the director might only 50% of the time force u thru >.<

We rarely finish a game because of rage quitters and if they aren't quitting they are killing themselves when they are survivors so they can be the infected.

I've got in the habit of handing out bad rap and filing complaints if it is obvious that the person rage quit.