[QUOTE="RobEspi"]There is a difference between being competitive and being a jerk! Im not saying you are, but maybe you are a bit too vocal or "bossey" for your team mates! Are you the guy that makes it known how "awesome" you are at Halo and say things like "OMG, my team is trash"? or "If my team mates could get a kill, we'd be in this thing"! I hear plenty of that in alot of games and it gets reeeeeeal old!! Not all of us are 19 with no job and get to play Halo 12 hours a day! Again, Im not saying this is your issue with people quitting on you, but it is something that I run into alot! Gaming is supposed to be fun and yes we all want to win and do well, but sometimes the guy is just better!!Is my luck that bad or do you guys have problems with quitters?
I wanna play Halo, but I can't. I feel like I have the worst luck ever because every game I fkn play I get at least two teammates who quit. This is so fkn annoying..
I watch other people play and even if they're losing by 30-0 in Team Slayer, nobody quits. If my team is losing 9-8, my entire team decides to quit leaving me alone. It's been like this since Halo 2..
I'm a competitive player, but I wasn't going to play Halo Reach seriously. It was the game I was going to play for fun but apparently, I'm not allowed to have fun with Halo.
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No, I never brag about my skills. I'm fully aware that not eveyone plays games competitively and just play them for fun. I don't expect everyone to be great, I don't ever complain in game because all that does is make people not care. Negativity does nothing but hurt the team.
In Halo, I rarely ever talk. The only time I say something in Halo is callouts or if I'm asking for help. For example, in Halo 3 I'll say "I'm going for rockets, can someone help me get them incase I die"
I'm not a jerk. I'm actually one of the few competitive people left who understand that being competitive does not mean 24/7 trash talk or putting down your teammates. I don't need to boost my self-esteem by telling someone they suck.
EDIT: Also, I don't play Halo 12 hours a day. When I played it, it was only about 4 a day. Being competitive doesn't mean you play it all day by the way. Most Halo 3 pros for example only play about 3-5 hours a day.
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