Do you quote when gaming?
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Well.... when I play Saints row 2, I end up just walking around being civilized (If possible in a sandbox game) and those guys that hand out advertisement ask me to buy a time share I scream "NO!" then I turn on the milk bones cheat and Ronin charge kick them 300 feet. Its so fun... Oh I also end up saying things like in Condemned 2 with the bear chasing me while I act like the bear saying "Let me hug you! Why don't you love me!?" so yeah....
I personally tend to keep my mouth shut but my friend's little brother would sit and watch the intro cinematic for Halo, and I swear one weekend he watched that intro 100 times until he'd memorized the whole thing and would just walk around their house spouting random lines. It was quite annoying.
When I used to play Mortal Kombat: Armageddon, I would say: "On your knees, dog" (Prince of Persia: WW qoute) when I was going to do a fatality.
I don't say anything anymore. I gave up using the mic on Xbox Live.
I don't say anything anymore. I gave up using the mic on Xbox Live.
If I'm playing CoD4 using my stealth class, I'll usually say "Ninja vanish!" whenever I get a melee kill or throw a smoke grenade. A perfect shotgun blast will usually be accompanied by a "Booyah!", and a headshot will usually be preceded by a soft "Nighty night..."
When no one turns up when I'm playing a shooter, I'll say things like, "What? doesn't anyone wanna play with me? Come out, come out wherever you are..."
"Where is everyone? The parties over here!"
If I'm playing online with an idiot, I'll say things like, "Oh, well done for walking into some fire, dipshit" and continue playing until the times up.
I also think about what's happening in the game, and make it funny, like Wesker running on clutching a KFC bucket and I start laughing at myself.
Perhaps I'm insane?
"Where is everyone? The parties over here!"
If I'm playing online with an idiot, I'll say things like, "Oh, well done for walking into some fire, dipshit" and continue playing until the times up.
I also think about what's happening in the game, and make it funny, like Wesker running on clutching a KFC bucket and I start laughing at myself.
Perhaps I'm insane?
Your description of a cliche is a stereotype.Eldritch Warlord said:
A cliche is actually a phrase that has been repeated several times and the majority know about, usually with some kind of meaning. "Too big for his boots" is a cliche. As are things like "Come off the rails" etc.
Name a few quotes pleaseTrendkill6 said:
And I always say "Hammer Time" during Halo 3 when I get the hammer.
Also, I like to shout "SAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASHA!" when I play a Heavy in TF2.
Once, to myself.
Alone in the Dark, I had two (flaming) bullets and one blood bag as a weapon and about five buggers to kill.
I punctured a gas tank on a car, burst a blood bag near it causing a distraction.
Final bullet into the leaking gas tank, all five dead.
"Yippe-kayee Mother Fuckers"
I felt like a dick, it just happened.
Alone in the Dark, I had two (flaming) bullets and one blood bag as a weapon and about five buggers to kill.
I punctured a gas tank on a car, burst a blood bag near it causing a distraction.
Final bullet into the leaking gas tank, all five dead.
"Yippe-kayee Mother Fuckers"
I felt like a dick, it just happened.
No, I have the mental capacity to say things for myself. I usually just, you know, talk to my team whilst on voice-chat. It helps when trying to not die.
When playing COD4 with the Juggernaut perk when I get shot at, don't die and kill my opponent. I sometimes say something like "Don't you know who I am? I am the Juggernaut, *****!"
Also my brother used to quote from Friday when he would get a melee kill in Halo: "You just got knocked the F--- out"
Also my brother used to quote from Friday when he would get a melee kill in Halo: "You just got knocked the F--- out"
I don't think it is a quote exactly, but my brother started a trend among us and my friends. In RE5, whenever we push the giant boulder in the final area as Chris, we chant "USA! USA! USA!" over and over until its done as sort of a satire of all the obsessive patriotism that happens. It actual does help on those quick time events. Plus whenever I get the oppertunity, I say StarFox 64 quotes. Example, if I find someone while playing a team game and my friend does not see him, I say "I found the target. Try to keep up."