More funny taunts please.

Hello my freaks of the PS3 forum. Shooters seems to be very popular these days and I can see why, blowing up your enemy and watching their body go clear cross the map is a mentally orgasmic feeling. It is a feeling of great pride that you can do something so evil and cool and get away with it, but for me that is not enough. Socom Confrontation may have been half assed compaired to alot of other great PS3 titles but it did one thing oh so right, the taunts.

Even when I was loosing I would love to break out and dance. Yeah I know it is an odd feature to request from more game devs but I want to be able to do the robot in Bad Company 2 or the funky chicken in Modern warefare 2(Lets face it, if it has duel wielding and throwing knifes dancing will not hurt). Some of you may disagree with this while others may like the idea. I don't want anything crazy, just little things to rub alittle salt into their virtual wounds.So in conclusion I think all shooters or even other competitive games should have a wide variety or taunts and silly dances to help celebrate your online victory over the online world. So what do you all think about more taunts?

I don't really care if a game has taunts or not but yeah, they're kind of fun. Uncharted 2 will have that.

The t-bag isn't enough?

No I don't like T-bagging. IMO The Robot>T-bagging.

Lol. I love Socom.

I thought you were taking a break from GS? :?

Anyway, I'd love some dancing taunts in shooters.

devs should take a cue from monty python.LoG-Sacrament

I'm a huge fan of the Pythons!

devs should take a cue from monty python.LoG-Sacrament

xD I love that movie.

devs should take a cue from monty python.LoG-Sacrament

The killer bunny and the bridge scene are the funniest parts in that movie. :D

[QUOTE="LoG-Sacrament"]devs should take a cue from monty python.LightR

The killer bunny and the bridge scene are the funniest parts in that movie. :D

I don't really care if a game has taunts or not but yeah, they're kind of fun. Uncharted 2 will have that.

QuebecSuperstar

Hell yes. I will love doing that. :lol:

Wouldn't it be kinda useless in FPS's?

Tribes...
You got taunts and funny kill messages. Dancing too... And Shazbot... And you can do all of that at 100 mph!

I only ever used taunts in Soul Calibur IV, otherwise I'm a pretty humble player.

Hello my freaks of the PS3 forum. Shooters seems to be very popular these days and I can see why, blowing up your enemy and watching their body go clear cross the map is a mentally orgasmic feeling. It is a feeling of great pride that you can do something so evil and cool and get away with it, but for me that is not enough. Socom Confrontation may have been half assed compaired to alot of other great PS3 titles but it did one thing oh so right, the taunts.

Even when I was loosing I would love to break out and dance. Yeah I know it is an odd feature to request from more game devs but I want to be able to do the robot in Bad Company 2 or the funky chicken in Modern warefare 2(Lets face it, if it has duel wielding and throwing knifes dancing will not hurt). Some of you may disagree with this while others may like the idea. I don't want anything crazy, just little things to rub alittle salt into their virtual wounds.So in conclusion I think all shooters or even other competitive games should have a wide variety or taunts and silly dances to help celebrate your online victory over the online world. So what do you all think about more taunts?

K1LLR3175

Mentally orgasmic...??? You and Martha need to get out more!!!! lol...JK:P...anyway I could take them(taunts) or leave them.

I would love more, Resistance:Retribution was the only game that made me laugh hard when a guy killed me

Most people just use their mics now.

I would personally like to see Solid Snake do a silent taunt. Hence, the sneaking part of the game.

It would make me crack up as I already do my own little dance after I beat bosses and whatnot.

I must protest to Hideo Kojima and demand he does this :P

wierd topic for sure :|

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