Alright, as a Mom of an 8 year old girl who wants a cell phone and make-up, yet still uses ufc moves on her brother, I understand that children can be....trying.

Unfortunately I'm learning that a good number of the younger generation players are, well jerks.

I ran into one the other day who begged me, without mic mind you, to squad up with him.

I'm wayyy out of war academy, he was not. And didn't get that I couldn't go inot battles with him unless they were merc.

Then we went into a real match *cough not cough* and he got blown to crud by advanced and protos. Complained that I didn't protect his dropship.

In retrospect, odds are good I won't even notice a dropship in air on my squad unless someone points it out to me.

Anyway...i'm rambling. I told this young boy that he might be better off if I left his squad (my CEO is forever lamenting that I'm nice) so that he can finish war academy and not deal with protos so quickly.

I think I got guilt tripped, or not, probably don't care if that's what he tried. Regardless, I got tired of hearing him squeak out, "great and magnificent -insert name- die for my country and my squad"

Anyone else have that urge to ask the youngsters to at least show that they can play a game like this?

Heck, he complained about me not killing anyone while I was spawning in....hence, aggravated assault.




As a side note of thought to myself that; yeah, i'm sharing: when I teach my daughter to play, I will point out that being polite to the adults go a loooong way

Alright, as a Mom of an 8 year old girl who wants a cell phone and make-up, yet still uses ufc moves on her brother, I understand that children can be....trying.

Unfortunately I'm learning that a good number of the younger generation players are, well jerks.

I ran into one the other day who begged me, without mic mind you, to squad up with him.

I'm wayyy out of war academy, he was not. And didn't get that I couldn't go inot battles with him unless they were merc.

Then we went into a real match *cough not cough* and he got blown to crud by advanced and protos. Complained that I didn't protect his dropship.

In retrospect, odds are good I won't even notice a dropship in air on my squad unless someone points it out to me.

Anyway...i'm rambling. I told this young boy that he might be better off if I left his squad (my CEO is forever lamenting that I'm nice) so that he can finish war academy and not deal with protos so quickly.

I think I got guilt tripped, or not, probably don't care if that's what he tried. Regardless, I got tired of hearing him squeak out, "great and magnificent -insert name- die for my country and my squad"

Anyone else have that urge to ask the youngsters to at least show that they can play a game like this?

Heck, he complained about me not killing anyone while I was spawning in....hence, aggravated assault.




As a side note of thought to myself that; yeah, i'm sharing: when I teach my daughter to play, I will point out that being polite to the adults go a loooong way

The kids who act like this can be few and far between, but when you find them....I dunno, makes me question breeding rights in certain instances.

I know that's mean but come on!!! You've probably thought it once or twice too! LOL

Not necessarily mean, just honest.

Something I learnt while working for the US Census:

"In order for there to be an average, half the selected samples need to be below it."

I had that epiphany while doing data entry, some of the stupid **** people would put down would've amazed you.

Probably not, I work Retail, my favorite question will always be, as they stand under the sign, do you have a restroom?

Lol, I am a fan of walking into Dollar Stores and asking how much **** is.

I know, I'm an idiot and a ****.

Doesn't stop me from laughing (which is the important part if you ask me).

The online gaming community is notorious for being jerks. Whenever I encounter someone annoying on voice chat, like the next failed American idol contestant, I mute them.

Sometimes it's best to just go into the menu for a moment by pressing select, going to their name, clicking X and then Muting and Blocking them. Kick them from your squad before or after, not sure if blocking them kicks them. Sometimes it just has to be done.

Nevermind that most gamer boys brains short circuit if they hear a female voice on comms, soo...

Alright, as a Mom of an 8 year old girl who wants a cell phone and make-up, yet still uses ufc moves on her brother, I understand that children can be....trying.

Unfortunately I'm learning that a good number of the younger generation players are, well jerks.

I ran into one the other day who begged me, without mic mind you, to squad up with him.

I'm wayyy out of war academy, he was not. And didn't get that I couldn't go inot battles with him unless they were merc.

Then we went into a real match *cough not cough* and he got blown to crud by advanced and protos. Complained that I didn't protect his dropship.

In retrospect, odds are good I won't even notice a dropship in air on my squad unless someone points it out to me.

Anyway...i'm rambling. I told this young boy that he might be better off if I left his squad (my CEO is forever lamenting that I'm nice) so that he can finish war academy and not deal with protos so quickly.

I think I got guilt tripped, or not, probably don't care if that's what he tried. Regardless, I got tired of hearing him squeak out, "great and magnificent -insert name- die for my country and my squad"

Anyone else have that urge to ask the youngsters to at least show that they can play a game like this?

Heck, he complained about me not killing anyone while I was spawning in....hence, aggravated assault.




As a side note of thought to myself that; yeah, i'm sharing: when I teach my daughter to play, I will point out that being polite to the adults go a loooong way

WhaaaaaaaaaaaaT?

Im trying to ..................whaaaaaaaaaaaat

No understand point



Sweep the leg.

You can mommy your kid, but good fukn luck trying to mommy the internet.

lolol.

Holy Crud that made my sides hurt laughing. Yeah, that is the important part.

Heck, I've laughed while playing the game.....as my ceo complains because he was riding in my dropship (after I told him not to get in) while it flipped over a building then nose-plowed into the ground. You have to know when to laugh and what to laugh at.

Alright, as a Mom of an 8 year old girl who wants a cell phone and make-up, yet still uses ufc moves on her brother, I understand that children can be....trying.

Unfortunately I'm learning that a good number of the younger generation players are, well jerks.

I ran into one the other day who begged me, without mic mind you, to squad up with him.

I'm wayyy out of war academy, he was not. And didn't get that I couldn't go inot battles with him unless they were merc.

Then we went into a real match *cough not cough* and he got blown to crud by advanced and protos. Complained that I didn't protect his dropship.

In retrospect, odds are good I won't even notice a dropship in air on my squad unless someone points it out to me.

Anyway...i'm rambling. I told this young boy that he might be better off if I left his squad (my CEO is forever lamenting that I'm nice) so that he can finish war academy and not deal with protos so quickly.

I think I got guilt tripped, or not, probably don't care if that's what he tried. Regardless, I got tired of hearing him squeak out, "great and magnificent -insert name- die for my country and my squad"

Anyone else have that urge to ask the youngsters to at least show that they can play a game like this?

Heck, he complained about me not killing anyone while I was spawning in....hence, aggravated assault.

As a side note of thought to myself that; yeah, i'm sharing: when I teach my daughter to play, I will point out that being polite to the adults go a loooong way

You're so philosophical. please adorn me with more pearls of wisdom.

complain? Seeing the pilot skydive milliseconds before a firey death whilst nosediving upside down was hilarious... As well you know. Cheeky Bugger.