Really? I can't believe that people are:Susan Arendt said:I don't have to play online to get hate mail, I get loads of it for doing my job here.
Well that's depressing.Susan Arendt said:I don't have to play online to get hate mail, I get loads of it for doing my job here.
Yupgigastar said:Hatemail (in gaming) is at its highest occurence in the lower rankings of online fighting games.
> Play against a button masher
> Know how to play the game
> Monster him
> Hatemail in 3... 2... 1...
Or thats what happened with me when i was playing UMvC3 online.
This.Boudica said:Well thank you for still helping keep the site fun and entertaining. I appreciate your workSusan Arendt said:I don't have to play online to get hate mail, I get loads of it for doing my job here.![]()
Well... there was this one time i managed to pull the Firebrand snapback deathloop (see below video) online and maintain the muscle memory for it for about an hour. The hatemail that was filling my inbox by the end of that play session had the entire visible spectrum of virtol and some going into the non-visible spectrum.Daystar Clarion said:Yupgigastar said:Hatemail (in gaming) is at its highest occurence in the lower rankings of online fighting games.
> Play against a button masher
> Know how to play the game
> Monster him
> Hatemail in 3... 2... 1...
Or thats what happened with me when i was playing UMvC3 online.
My favourite is when I get accused of 'spamming'.
What? You mean, even though you think I used the same move, over and over again, you still didn't have the inclination to deal with it?
I think that says more about their skill than mine![]()
Gods, I hate tactics like that.gigastar said:Well... there was this one time i managed to pull the Firebrand snapback deathloop (see below video) online and maintain the muscle memory for it for about an hour. The hatemail that was filling my inbox by the end of that play session had the entire visible spectrum of virtol and some going into the non-visible spectrum.Daystar Clarion said:Yupgigastar said:Hatemail (in gaming) is at its highest occurence in the lower rankings of online fighting games.
> Play against a button masher
> Know how to play the game
> Monster him
> Hatemail in 3... 2... 1...
Or thats what happened with me when i was playing UMvC3 online.
My favourite is when I get accused of 'spamming'.
What? You mean, even though you think I used the same move, over and over again, you still didn't have the inclination to deal with it?
I think that says more about their skill than mine![]()
There was also that time i got the hang of Nemesis' tentacle grab resets. You think Nemesis can cause a crapton of damage on its own? Start throwing in resets with that delicious medium tentacle grab and the hatemail takes off faster than Team Rocket.Daystar Clarion said:Gods, I hate tactics like that.gigastar said:Well... there was this one time i managed to pull the Firebrand snapback deathloop (see below video) online and maintain the muscle memory for it for about an hour. The hatemail that was filling my inbox by the end of that play session had the entire visible spectrum of virtol and some going into the non-visible spectrum.Daystar Clarion said:Yupgigastar said:Hatemail (in gaming) is at its highest occurence in the lower rankings of online fighting games.
> Play against a button masher
> Know how to play the game
> Monster him
> Hatemail in 3... 2... 1...
Or thats what happened with me when i was playing UMvC3 online.
My favourite is when I get accused of 'spamming'.
What? You mean, even though you think I used the same move, over and over again, you still didn't have the inclination to deal with it?
I think that says more about their skill than mine![]()
Friggin' hate Haggar unavoidable grapple loops too![]()
I and loads of other women have been treated like that, just because your girlfriends haven't doesn't mean nobody has. It's not highlighting the negative, it's just a place to point people when they scoff and declare that this stuff doesn't happen to women online. Because it kinda does.Boudica said:I don't like that website. None of my girlfriends have ever been treated like that, so I'm not sure how honest the site's author is. Also, I prefer to focus on the positive and go for constructive advice, where FUS just exists to be negative and I don't think it's ever helped anyone :/trollpwner said:Ooooh! This sounds good! I like the stuff on fat, ugly or slutty [http://fatuglyorslutty.com/]. That stuff's good too.
I'm not a mod, I'm the managing editor. So most of the hate mail comes from me having opinions about games. Or just being female.Sp3ratus said:Really? I can't believe that people are:Susan Arendt said:I don't have to play online to get hate mail, I get loads of it for doing my job here.
a)taking stuff on here seriously enough to actually write hate mail
and
b)not being smart enough not to spew whatever BS they're spewing at mods.
Actually scrath that last one. I'm in customer service, so I know how vile people can be over even trivial things. I'd assume most of the hate mail you're getting is from people who've been banned and/or gotten a warning and stuff, right?
EDIT: And like the others, I of course appreciate the work you do in keeping the place tidy.
Well, I have to disagree there, this stuff happens and staying quiet about it in my opinion is worse than pointing it out.Boudica said:Hm. It still seems largely negative. A place for people to dwell on a shitty aspect of the hobby. Rather than constructively aid in preventing rude and unsporting behavior online, the author seems content to point out every error and call it quits. I don't think anyone's day has been made better by its existence and if it's not actually helping stop the hate/messages/attitudes, we're left with just the bad bit. Sort of like setting up a website to post pictures of car accidents, but not doing anything to prevent them--might be a bad example, because that could scare some people into not speeding, but you get my idea.
I have no idea about your luckiness. It's kind of insulting to suggest that these people are attracting this behaviour, I have been unlucky in some of my online encounters and I have never once done anything to `attract` the behaviour.Boudica said:As to my girlfriends comment: I don't know if all my friends (both online and otherwise) and myself are somehow a strange minority, but we've never experienced this sort of thing. Either we are indeed somehow quite lucky, or the problem is enlarged in reports. Could also be that some individuals are doing something to attract the behavior. I've played lots of different games, like Call of Duty, Gears of War, Halo, Minecraft, World of Warcraft, League of Legends, and have never actually seen or heard any harassment beyond minor name calling. Am I really that lucky? Seems odd.
Oh, I imagine that's rather a large part of it, too, based on the type of things that get said.captainfluoxetine said:Are you sure its not for being female and having opinions?Susan Arendt said:I'm not a mod, I'm the managing editor. So most of the hate mail comes from me having opinions about games. Or just being female.Sp3ratus said:Really? I can't believe that people are:Susan Arendt said:I don't have to play online to get hate mail, I get loads of it for doing my job here.
a)taking stuff on here seriously enough to actually write hate mail
and
b)not being smart enough not to spew whatever BS they're spewing at mods.
Actually scrath that last one. I'm in customer service, so I know how vile people can be over even trivial things. I'd assume most of the hate mail you're getting is from people who've been banned and/or gotten a warning and stuff, right?
EDIT: And like the others, I of course appreciate the work you do in keeping the place tidy.