All this online gaming etiquette is hard to keep up with.
From now on, if I see one of my team mates in trouble, I won't intervene in fear of 'stealing' their kill.
I have benefited from arriving late (I am not hanging back waiting for this scenario) and killing somebody, and I have 'lost' a lot of kills too from somebody doing the same. My assist number is pretty high.
As long as the team benefits then I am good with it.
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Why does anyone start the shooting_
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TheAriDee
, Nov 08 2012 03:29 PM
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Posted November 12 2012 - 04:16 AM
CyanideFuse, on November 12 2012 - 03:53 AM, said:
All this online gaming etiquette is hard to keep up with.
From now on, if I see one of my team mates in trouble, I won't intervene in fear of 'stealing' their kill.
I have benefited from arriving late (I am not hanging back waiting for this scenario) and killing somebody, and I have 'lost' a lot of kills too from somebody doing the same. My assist number is pretty high.
As long as the team benefits then I am good with it.
From now on, if I see one of my team mates in trouble, I won't intervene in fear of 'stealing' their kill.
I have benefited from arriving late (I am not hanging back waiting for this scenario) and killing somebody, and I have 'lost' a lot of kills too from somebody doing the same. My assist number is pretty high.
As long as the team benefits then I am good with it.
Reason as my minor ego, and opposite my desire to be a murderer.
A coagulated, gloomy thinking in the intelligence, as my major ego.
An antinomian theorem of behaviorism, in all of my thinkings.
It's what we call "The Inversion Impulse."
A coagulated, gloomy thinking in the intelligence, as my major ego.
An antinomian theorem of behaviorism, in all of my thinkings.
It's what we call "The Inversion Impulse."
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Posted November 12 2012 - 05:27 AM
DarkPulse, on November 12 2012 - 04:16 AM, said:
CyanideFuse, on November 12 2012 - 03:53 AM, said:
All this online gaming etiquette is hard to keep up with.
From now on, if I see one of my team mates in trouble, I won't intervene in fear of 'stealing' their kill.
I have benefited from arriving late (I am not hanging back waiting for this scenario) and killing somebody, and I have 'lost' a lot of kills too from somebody doing the same. My assist number is pretty high.
As long as the team benefits then I am good with it.
From now on, if I see one of my team mates in trouble, I won't intervene in fear of 'stealing' their kill.
I have benefited from arriving late (I am not hanging back waiting for this scenario) and killing somebody, and I have 'lost' a lot of kills too from somebody doing the same. My assist number is pretty high.
As long as the team benefits then I am good with it.
I was being sarcastic in reply to the original message.
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Posted November 12 2012 - 08:56 AM
CyanideFuse, on November 12 2012 - 05:27 AM, said:
I was being sarcastic in reply to the original message.
Reason as my minor ego, and opposite my desire to be a murderer.
A coagulated, gloomy thinking in the intelligence, as my major ego.
An antinomian theorem of behaviorism, in all of my thinkings.
It's what we call "The Inversion Impulse."
A coagulated, gloomy thinking in the intelligence, as my major ego.
An antinomian theorem of behaviorism, in all of my thinkings.
It's what we call "The Inversion Impulse."
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Posted November 12 2012 - 09:43 AM
Kiwi hasn't been paying attention. Has it been decided that someone else finishing off your target is not, in fact, the end of the world_
Beep beep, Kiwi's a Chaffeemancer.
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