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[quote]The new player joins the friday night clustterfuck party. (I sad already enough everybody should know what i will write now)
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[quote]The new player joins the friday night clustterfuck party. (I sad already enough everybody should know what i will write now)
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He will see everybody flaming or blaming other people,[/quote]
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He will see everybody flaming or blaming other people,[/quote]
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Offenders are limited to a handful ( @Firepluk, @Corvus_Corax, etc) players who will also play small teams. Also shame on you for overgeneralizing.
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Offenders are limited to a handful ( @Firepluk, @Corvus_Corax, etc) players who will also play small teams. Also shame on you for overgeneralizing.
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[quote] he want learn to play proper/ will stay a bad player for years.[/quote]
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[quote] he want learn to play proper/ will stay a bad player for years.[/quote]
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You're making it sound like their life revolves around learning to play properly. I don't know about you but when I first started playing I didn't even play multiplayer. It was with friends... with chickens / CAI. I didn't care one bit about learning to play properly. Even when I was invited to join MP.
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You're making it sound like their life revolves around learning to play properly. I don't know about you but when I first started playing I didn't even play multiplayer. It was with friends... with chickens / CAI. I didn't care one bit about learning to play properly. Even when I was invited to join MP.
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Also: not everyone will stay a 'bad' player for years. People learn at different speeds.
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Also: not everyone will stay a 'bad' player for years. People learn at different speeds.
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So tell me is that a bether start?
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So tell me is that a bether start?
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There
isn't
any
"good"
starting
point.
There
is
a
bad
one
though:
chickens.
Every
other
one
can
be
used
to
learn
in
roughly
the
same
way.
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There
isn't
[s]any
"good"[/s]
a
best
starting
point.
There
is
a
bad
one
though:
chickens.
Every
other
one
can
be
used
to
learn
in
roughly
the
same
way.
Edit:
Misworded.
Meant
to
mean
that
big
teams,
small
teams
and
1v1
are
pretty
much
equal
entry
points
almost.
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[quote]In small games, when there are some friendly players, they often try to help to the newbie and he will have much more fun and also a person that he can talk to the next times.[/quote]
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[quote]In small games, when there are some friendly players, they often try to help to the newbie and he will have much more fun and also a person that he can talk to the next times.[/quote]
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There are a lot of friendly players in general. They don't all clutter in small teams. In fact, small teams is often less forgiving of newbies. Also: fun is subjective. Not everyone will find it more fun. In addition, the same can be said for big teams and 1v1.
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There are a lot of friendly players in general. They don't all clutter in small teams. In fact, small teams is often less forgiving of newbies. Also: fun is subjective. Not everyone will find it more fun. In addition, the same can be said for big teams and 1v1.
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[quote]Of course, some people seems to be affraid to join a 2 vs 2 game, because they have fear they could fail... [/quote]
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[quote]Of course, some people seems to be affraid to join a 2 vs 2 game, because they have fear they could fail... [/quote]
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And how do you know this? A lot of people prefer big teams [u]sometimes[/u] because it's more relaxed and you have less responsibility than in a smaller game.
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And how do you know this? A lot of people prefer big teams [u]sometimes[/u] because it's more relaxed and you have less responsibility than in a smaller game.
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A gazillion spectators put people off playing small games