G&P Writes:
Headset abuse is no laughing matter. It would be impossible for me to count how many times I've attempted to play with friends online only to have the session spoiled by someone who disregards the sanity of his fellow participants. I'm not the only person who's suffered - no; this ludicrous offense takes place every day, ruining games for players everywhere. I've seen many forms of microphone cruelty, and my goal in writing this is not to complain, but to educate.
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i think this is for about 90% of you guys.....
Im niether of these i am the one that gets all of his friends into a game and then chat aabout anything and if any random person tells us to be quiet we all start on him which is hillarious lol, or if its GOW and we keep kicking him and he keeps joining i know its cruel and unsporting but we team kill and r**e him
The worst is nubblets to leave their mic on all game, so I have to listen to their breathing, shouting to somebody downstairs, phones ringing. AGH! And when I hear every gunshot/radio command played back after 1s! GRRR
that have there tv to loud so everyone get's echo'y feedback I had onc guy once that was so pi$$ed he made barney(simpsons) sound stone cold sober and a guy who thought it was funny to mic up his baby funny at first with all the random baby noises until it started crying
Without a doubt, I've met them all.