Banter. They’re tbagging so you get pissed off and make mistakes or you quit. When you quit you’re giving them what they want. I do it mostly to fish for hatemail as well as the above reasons.
I am aware of why they do it, I just don’t care about them. If their tiny minds gain some brief reward when I quit, that’s fine.
Honestly? I miss the Reach days. Go into some BTB games with friends, win a ton, then go off for the night.
Pick up someone new at the game who’s struggling and let them get some free wins and get better at the game. It encouraged people to join with groups and have fun with friends.
The new system doesn’t encourage this, it actively discourages it.
Aint nobody wanna play this game anymore lol. Why do you ask?
Barebones game at release.
Took 6 months to release 2 maps and 2 gametyoes that have been around for 20 years lol.
Still no coop for a game largely known for coop?
Wait another 6 months for a barebones addition.
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Would DNF also include lag outs and crashes?
It is, also because a third party is somehow getting this information I can’t private any of it. I don’t care if I’m good or bad I don’t want random people bringing that stuff up. Seems bugged though cause it says I’ve only played 15 games and for 2 hours when I actually have 3 days worth of multiplayer games in the past.
Bro he’s been trolling this entire thread, he would’ve been banned by now for quitting that many matches lol.
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yes. That’s why i have so much DNF’s behind my name, because i had big problems with lag issues and crashes. I did also quit for a couple of weeks because i was sick and tired of that. Only last week i returned when a friend of mine (he also had these issues) told me he didn’t notice any lag issues anymore.
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I just got matched with an Onyx player. WTF.
Seems like sort of an unsportsmanlike attitude.
I decided to time how long it took for me to find a game and I’m waiting about 2 minutes per game. Longest I had to wait was 4 minutes so far.
Player base is pretty much gone…
That’s pathetic, grow a spine and stop abandoning your teams.