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RE: Yelling at games - Beardy - 06-29-2012 04:08 AM
(06-29-2012 03:43 AM)Nicknclank Wrote: The only time I yelled a lot by playing a videogame is when I played LoZ: Phantom Hourglass. Do you remember when the louder you yelled on the microphone, the lower the price will be for a cannon?
Well, I ended up paying a very small sum of rupees. Unfortunately, I woke my mom who was taking a nap. Ah well, you win some, you lose some.
It was having to keep going through that bloody Temple of the Ocean King a million times that made me yell at that game.
RE: Yelling at games - SpecialUnitt - 06-29-2012 04:49 AM
Any FPS, League of Legends, Mario Party, Lemmings..
RE: Yelling at games - dop - 06-29-2012 05:06 AM
I have never yelled, but I'm prone to letting out a big "ARGH" when a spell of mine gets reflected and kills the main character of a Shin Megami Tensei game, causing an instant game over.
RE: Yelling at games - Fearless - 06-29-2012 04:18 PM
Most fighters tend to exercise my vocal chords pretty well.
Especially when it comes to landing one more hit to win -_-
RE: Yelling at games - PatchYourselfUp - 06-29-2012 05:40 PM
I dunno. Yelling at any game unless you're with friends is kind of silly. I mean, unless the game is Seaman, it won't respond or care, so why bother?
If the game is THAT hard, I get quiet and focus.
RE: Yelling at games - Nuudoru - 06-29-2012 06:11 PM
(06-29-2012 05:40 PM)PatchYourselfUp Wrote: I dunno. Yelling at any game unless you're with friends is kind of silly. I mean, unless the game is Seaman, it won't respond or care, so why bother?
If the game is THAT hard, I get quiet and focus.
Well, you know, during cutscenes and stuff. You get some time to scream. I do get your point though, I never scream myself.
RE: Yelling at games - Ouberry_13 - 06-29-2012 06:52 PM
I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
RE: Yelling at games - Fearless - 06-29-2012 07:02 PM
(06-29-2012 06:52 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
I know that feel bro.
RE: Yelling at games - Ouberry_13 - 06-29-2012 07:20 PM
(06-29-2012 07:02 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 06:52 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
I know that feel bro.
I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
RE: Yelling at games - Nuudoru - 06-29-2012 07:22 PM
(06-29-2012 07:20 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:02 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 06:52 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
I know that feel bro.
I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
I don't want to be rude, but, if a person keeps doing the same thing, why do you keep falling for it?
RE: Yelling at games - Fearless - 06-29-2012 07:25 PM
(06-29-2012 07:22 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:20 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:02 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 06:52 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
I know that feel bro.
I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
I don't want to be rude, but, if a person keeps doing the same thing, why do you keep falling for it?
In fighting games some players go in with mutual respect for their opponent, so they overestimate their strategies.
Other times, there isn't enough time to come up with a counter attack out of you character's movelist.
RE: Yelling at games - Nuudoru - 06-29-2012 07:48 PM
(06-29-2012 07:25 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:22 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:20 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:02 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 06:52 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I don't yell, but I do get frustrated and even sometimes let out a growling "Argh" when playing some games. For instance, I once tried to played Blazblue online, and fight other people. One hour later, I'm glaring at my screen, silently muttering death threats to some random guy/girl because they kept killing me with the same combo.
Also, I have another incident where I decided it would be fun to play Skullgirls on hard mode and try to beat that Bloody Marie boss. Five minutes later, I was begging the game to let me get at least one hit in before she kills me.
I know that feel bro.
I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
I don't want to be rude, but, if a person keeps doing the same thing, why do you keep falling for it?
In fighting games some players go in with mutual respect for their opponent, so they overestimate their strategies.
Other times, there isn't enough time to come up with a counter attack out of you character's movelist.
So.. If you're not skilled enough with a character, another player shouldn't make use of that in a versus game?
RE: Yelling at games - Fearless - 06-30-2012 06:15 AM
(06-29-2012 07:48 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:25 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:22 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:20 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:02 PM)Fearless Wrote: I know that feel bro.
I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
I don't want to be rude, but, if a person keeps doing the same thing, why do you keep falling for it?
In fighting games some players go in with mutual respect for their opponent, so they overestimate their strategies.
Other times, there isn't enough time to come up with a counter attack out of you character's movelist.
So.. If you're not skilled enough with a character, another player shouldn't make use of that in a versus game?
Not necessarily. Using one move over and over again is a sign of no technique, especially when a player has other weaknesses, or creativity and the player deserves no respect. It's sort of like how COD players hate noob tubers.
The fighting community values respect.
RE: Yelling at games - 666metalupyourass - 06-30-2012 06:54 AM
Every time I play Mario Kart. Specially on the Wii. There's something about banana peels and shells everywhere that makes me shout whenever something kind of moves in the screen. I can't even play it at friend's houses anymore.
RE: Yelling at games - Nuudoru - 06-30-2012 08:34 AM
(06-30-2012 06:15 AM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:48 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:25 PM)Fearless Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:22 PM)Nuudoru Wrote:(06-29-2012 07:20 PM)Ouberry_13 Wrote: I think everyone knows that feel of losing to a spammer in online fighting games....
I don't want to be rude, but, if a person keeps doing the same thing, why do you keep falling for it?
In fighting games some players go in with mutual respect for their opponent, so they overestimate their strategies.
Other times, there isn't enough time to come up with a counter attack out of you character's movelist.
So.. If you're not skilled enough with a character, another player shouldn't make use of that in a versus game?
Not necessarily. Using one move over and over again is a sign of no technique, especially when a player has other weaknesses, or creativity and the player deserves no respect. It's sort of like how COD players hate noob tubers.
The fighting community values respect.
No. Getting hit by the same move over and over shows sign of no technique from the player getting hit. Why would you do anything else when you're about to win?
If you think that using the same combo over and over is a sign from disrespect in the fighting game community you should probably watch a Marvel vs. Capcom 3 tournament or two. Perfect example of why it's unnecessary to change something that works.