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Halo: Reach is the beginning of a new age for gaming.
It proves that developers can get away with punishing their players instead of fixing their game....and yet the fanboys will still sing praises to them.
-blam!- all of you fanboys!
Boosting.
A Term that Competitive "LOSERS" came up with.
You see, Bungie has to ban Boosters else their forums would be spammed to hell and back by a bunch of -blam!- losers who get butthurt when someone isn't playing by the same rules as them.
They are incapable of realizing that you shouldn't be attempting to compare yourself to everyone out there.
To them it's a race. And if someone happens to find a way to finish that race before them in some manner that is not to their liking...it apparently ruins the race for them.
Nevermind the fact that it's obvious who's cheating at the race. But to them that -blam!- number is everything. That's why they are perfectly willing to deny someone the ability the play a game simply because you did not respect that number like they do.
I -blam!- hate you competitive trash -blam!- -blam!-s.
You people add nothing to the game as far as I'm concerned, except to force your point of view of how people should play a game, and cry like -blam!-es when they say otherwise.
-blam!- Leaderboards.
-blam!- Stats.
-blam!- Competitives.
FPS's were better when they weren't designed to cater to a bunch of -blam!- leaderboard jerk-offs.
Prove yourself in the moment and move the -blam!- on.
No other point to actually track stats, other than to give people a reason to open their big mouths and talk down to other players and tell them they shouldn't play because your not as awesome at a game as they are. That is the only thing stat tracking has ever accomplished.
Get rid of stat tracking, get rid of boosters. It's really a simple concept.
The only problem is those of you who need leaderboards as some kind of incentive to even play a game at all. You are the pathetic ones if the inclusion of a leaderboard is what makes or breaks a multiplayer game.
Oh yeah. The only OTHER thing stat tracking ever did for any of you...
1. It made people quit out on you.
2. It made it take longer to find matches.
3. It made you completely miss the point.
4. It encouraged you to play in unsportsman-like ways.
5. Spawn Trapping and Spawn Killing in Objective games.
Thank you Leaderboards
And...
Thank YOU MATCHMAKING for catering almost entirely to forcing everyone to play for that -blam!- leaderboard.
And thank you Community for not fighting hard enough to get customs the attention that it deserved.
BTW. I don't typically boost. But if I did, I'm wondering how my actions would actually afffect any of you in any way, considering most of you wouldn't even be aware of it, until you saw it on the leaderboard. Since the majority of you wouldn't even have played against the booster.
No, just a name on the leaderboard is all it takes to get the tears rolling from your cheeks.
I almost forgot the most important aspect of all this.
Modding Communities.
Why is PC still the master race?
Because they don't design their games around a bunch of competitive crybabies who require everyone to play by the same rules.
Windows 8 has me a bit scared for PC though. Especially if it's going to become an issue of games requiring that peice of -blam!- consolized OS.
[Edited on 10.27.2012 10:12 AM PDT]