In UT I'm the flagrunner. Organised COD games? I hide behind my teammate's riot shield. TF2? Lone wolf. So I'm pretty diverse in how I play.
Team Player...Or Going Rambo?
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Same game. I saw my ally with the core, then I see a red team sniper looking down his sights. (This is invasion) I do a silent "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!", do a roll and take the bullet. I died but the core made it.arc1991 said:
So yeah im a team player.
The only online multiplayer game I really play is Team Fortress 2. Team player is credit to team.
It really depends on the game, with stuff like call of duty or army of two i will go team player cause its actually usually beneficial.
but stuff like halo I just cant take seriously enough not to go dicking around in wooping and hollering with sticky nades and rocket launchers.
but stuff like halo I just cant take seriously enough not to go dicking around in wooping and hollering with sticky nades and rocket launchers.
Team Player.
TF2, I always go a support class, and I'm the first to set out a dispenser in the frontlines.
I also use the extinguish features on the Pyro, etc etc.
The only excpetion to this is Spy, because paranoia is fun, but I do sap the sentry as my teammates come in and demolish the sentries etc.
Same for BFBC2 etc, Tracer, Ammo, Healing, Revives.
TF2, I always go a support class, and I'm the first to set out a dispenser in the frontlines.
I also use the extinguish features on the Pyro, etc etc.
The only excpetion to this is Spy, because paranoia is fun, but I do sap the sentry as my teammates come in and demolish the sentries etc.
Same for BFBC2 etc, Tracer, Ammo, Healing, Revives.
I'm no rambo, but I HATE when my team wont press an objective, hedging around a control point instead of moving in (in games that have them) just frustrates me, so I've developed a) a suicidal tendency of leading by example and b) a degree of maniac luck to score near the top even when my team's taking a pounding. A team player I guess?
Both. I make myself utter self-sufficient, so I can survive and kill for as long as possible, whilst also going for objectives and other such things to assist the team.
The one time I played Call of Duty 4 online, I tried to be Rambo. Turns out we were playing on Hardcore mode, and I was thoroughly murderified within seconds. The one time I played Team Fortress 2, I tried to be a team player, but I confused the Syringe Gun for the Medigun. Where will my wacky escapades take me next?
I usually run off and do my own thing, although i'll occasionally help my fellow man. Although, speaking of Reach, if I try to help my fellow man in Rocketfight but accidentally kill him, can my fellow man PLEASE not be such an ass about it by immediately booting me? We all have rocket launchers dude, its a guarantee you will be killed by your team on occasion
Ah, a bit of both.
In Halo multiplayer, I tend to go Lone Wolf with a sniper and drop quite a few of them, until they get all their vehicles, and considering they ONLY play Blood Gulch (I play at school, and everyone wants vehicles), sniping a Ghost pilot over constantly hilly terrain is a *****.
Scorpions are easier, but no-one likes them because they're overpowered.
If we feel like it, then squad infiltration.
We split into 2 sets of 3, and then to our thing.
The group I'm in stealths it through the side tunnels, taking out the stragglers or snipers as we go, and occasionally nicking a rocket launcher and dropping that obnoxious bastard in the Warthog that NO-ONE can hit.
THEN, once we're in the base, steal their weapons, find them all, BOOMBANGSMACKSPLAT, they're all dead, we stand around and laugh over their bodies (with some random teabagging them)
The we hike it out, or die because they're right...
behind us...
Wow, on reflection, that's a fair bit of text for a fairly simple question.
And that's really really really sad.
In Halo multiplayer, I tend to go Lone Wolf with a sniper and drop quite a few of them, until they get all their vehicles, and considering they ONLY play Blood Gulch (I play at school, and everyone wants vehicles), sniping a Ghost pilot over constantly hilly terrain is a *****.
Scorpions are easier, but no-one likes them because they're overpowered.
If we feel like it, then squad infiltration.
We split into 2 sets of 3, and then to our thing.
The group I'm in stealths it through the side tunnels, taking out the stragglers or snipers as we go, and occasionally nicking a rocket launcher and dropping that obnoxious bastard in the Warthog that NO-ONE can hit.
THEN, once we're in the base, steal their weapons, find them all, BOOMBANGSMACKSPLAT, they're all dead, we stand around and laugh over their bodies (with some random teabagging them)
The we hike it out, or die because they're right...
behind us...
Wow, on reflection, that's a fair bit of text for a fairly simple question.
And that's really really really sad.
Depends on the game, something like Halo or COD, the only way is Rambo, unless im on the competant team's side. But for a game with classes, like BF:BC/2 ill stick with the team, mostly my squad, as I play the Medic class, which is IMO the easiest to level up.
Usually a team player. I'm a pretty good sniper, so I tend to be on support roles, but if it comes to it, I've got quick reflexes and so can act as Rambo as needed. I can be one heck of a distraction.
