You must be really lucky. I am fairly good at CoD games, I usually do well and when I do very well, I receive some volley of abuse. I've even been accused of cheating/hacking and making a second account on XBL just to boost my Call of Duty stats (that was on CoD4) which is laughable. The funniest part is watching my rep on xbox live go from neutral/haven't given feedback, to 73% avoided after playing CoD4/MW2 for a few months and they put stuff like disruptive communication when I don't ever leave a party so i never actually have used ingame chat.Jhooud said:I've had a lot of fun with CoD, mainly with the co-op stuff (either the horde/zombies modes or fighting bots) but I have spent some time online. That time I've put in online - primarily in pugs on team deathmatch - has been remarkable for the lack of any particular communication at all. During matches, I've heard the occasional mild expletive but nothing over the top. Whether I have a good, neutral or bad match, I've never received any hate in or out of game.Quazimofo said:what COD represents in the industry, and the almost uncannily horrid online community. i mean really, not even the sailors at the nearby dock in chicago swear as much as these kids. albeit they are hobby sailors (i.e they like to race not too far from shore out on lake michigan) but you still hear a good bit of vulgarity out on the water.Evil Smurf said:why do COD enthusiasts get flamed so much?
but yeah, the games are very fun.
Maybe I've been crazy lucky, or maybe the average player really isn't that bad.
OT: Mass Effect 3 - sure the ending wasn't amazing but it was fairly average, but people say the entire game sucked because of it.