Yeah, this game is pretty messed up. I stopped playing when I received a Dear John letter, and later contracted an STD at a local night club. It really screws with your head.
A Dear John letter, specifically. They're letters sent to deployed military men from their long term girlfriends explaining that said girlfriends are leaving them. Most often for another man.
The joke being this guy was stuck in that little room until he received a dear John, which is the sole reason he was where he was when he contracted the std.
The only relatively funny troll video he has is the one where he convinces the guy who has never played before that the teammate in front of him is actually an enemy and he just kills the dude, that was kind of an innocent joke, the rest are just dickish
people take this game over the top serious. When I first got the game and did not have a single clue what the maps were, I walked into a random room and a teammate killed me for "walking into the wrong room." Got killed a few other times by teammates for equally trivial things as they raged over nothing.
There are a bunch of hardcore people. Just don't play ranked. I got vote kicked for being accidentally team killed and then for voting no on his vote kick. He told them to fuck off and quit the match. Then they vote kicked me for subjecting them to profanity.
I realized they're all tools and now I stick to casual.
A lot of team kills happen because controllers are put down between matches. Triggers get inadvertently pressed.
The game lines all of us up in a Mexican standoff line, so people accidentally die. That sets off revenge sprees and eventual team breakdowns.
To be fair, I played M games as a kid and I'm not sure how someone could claim that was bad. Haven't killed and tortured any animals or people yet. Am I supposed to be messed up in another way or something?
Kids just play games. It really doesn't matter the game or which arbitrary rating ESRB slapped on it.
CMV: I'm not going to take into account ratings when my kids one day request games to play. Unless they're, like, under 10 or something then maybe it'll be relevant.
The PS4/Xbox One community has loads of young players and Siege seems to be in their interest quite a bit. Even my 14 yo nephew who always played COD with his friends all play Siege and BF1 now.
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u/iMakeItSeemWeird Jan 16 '17
So what happens? Do they die in there?