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Posted by: Majatek
As a final note OP, someone's K/D is not a complete account of how well of a player they are - There are many more factors than just a big K/D to be "pro". A good player must also keep his team in mind, make sure that the team is safe at all times, and above all, NOT betray players on the same team, regardless of whether it's for a weapon or personal issues.
You show none of those qualities, as you betray players on your own team if they're not playing the way you explicitly you want them to play it. They bought the game, they'll play it the way they want to.
You're not game police, neither are you authority, so stop acting like one before you get matched against someone who is a pro, and agrees with what I had typed in this thread, to proceed to wipe your rear with the floor in a round of customs.
LOL so basically if I'm not the team nanny, I'm a bad player. K then. You keep telling yourself that.
And I betrayed one person today out of hours upon hours of play because he exhibited piss-poor sportsmanship and decided to camp in a corner pretty much doing nothing instead of helping his team. You can say I don't help my team by going for kills in objective, but if you look at my game history, I win the majority of games that I DO play. Games in which I sign out at the pre-game lobby for sake of unwanted map/gametype combo or unfair matchup shouldn't count towards one's WLP, but they do, so I have to manually estimate my winning percentage based on games that I play. Games that I leave usually end up with my team losing, proving to some extent the effectiveness of slaying in any game mode. TLDR: I'm not bad, you're just trying to scrape out a poor rebuttal to a legitimate statement/opinion, and you're failing miserably at it.
Finally, I'm not the police, but I do assert my right to condemn acts of cowardice that I deem unsuitable for my team. Considering my camping teammate wasn't exactly taking strides to lead the team by not having a mic to communicate and camping, I took up the responsibility of being the team trendsetter myself. Specifically, by way of buckshot.
Problem?
[Edited on 10.29.2011 8:33 PM PDT]