Usually this is a negative "who/what/which is the worst," but does anyone have a gaming community they actually ENJOY?
For me it's Starcraft 2. 99% of the people on their are very respectable and polite. It's the only game I know where you wish you opponent good luck before the game (gl hf= good luck have fun) and then compliment them once they've bested you at the end with a gg (good game).
New players don't often know the rules of etiquette, but it's an utter rarity to not be shown this bit of respect by any player (again, once you graduate bronze league). It's also the only game where I've had players significantly better than me invite me to custom games, play me, then go over methods of improvement after the match is over. Usually elite players don't dedicate any time to help out new players.
It's easy to rage if someone cheeses you with a proxy or cannon rush, but most players are actually mad at themselves more because anyone over bronze league knows how to defeat those builds, but then again, we all make mistakes.
For me it's Starcraft 2. 99% of the people on their are very respectable and polite. It's the only game I know where you wish you opponent good luck before the game (gl hf= good luck have fun) and then compliment them once they've bested you at the end with a gg (good game).
New players don't often know the rules of etiquette, but it's an utter rarity to not be shown this bit of respect by any player (again, once you graduate bronze league). It's also the only game where I've had players significantly better than me invite me to custom games, play me, then go over methods of improvement after the match is over. Usually elite players don't dedicate any time to help out new players.
It's easy to rage if someone cheeses you with a proxy or cannon rush, but most players are actually mad at themselves more because anyone over bronze league knows how to defeat those builds, but then again, we all make mistakes.