vindizzLe

I don't know why you're telling me I have to admit it. I was the one that was responsible for all of that nerdrage/angst.

You're exaggerating a bit. While everyone may say that Vert gets farmed, for the sheer purpose of fitting in, he really doesn't. Also, he locks targets faster than 98% of the playerbase that PL'd and fully PvP IO'd out their Psy/EM blasters. He's also a decent target caller and has probably played and filled more roles successfully on a team than you have.

I'm not saying that he's incapable of dying, but lauding a player for dying on an offensive toon (a prime target to be called) in a system with delayed damage is pretty funny. I've seen just about every blaster get "farmed". Evasion, fast locking and decent communication are hard to come by.

On another note, you mentioned that we should try to get private PvP practice matches going as opposed to "stacking" teams in Kickballs? We ask for 8v8s practically every night on Freedom, to no avail.

We've practiced twice against Bitter's team? Granted, our Friday practice yielded plenty of matches. We've practiced against Dex's team on numerous occasions, and once against Divine's team. I'm sure the fierce beating that Divine's team took has discouraged them from any further practice sessions with us.

Point is, don't ask us to do something that we're already trying to do nightly. And don't blame us if people don't want to practice with us.

Kickball can be just as competitive as any other form of PvP in this game. Friday night PuGs on Test back in the day were exactly the same format. Normally there was always a stacked team that ended up dropping bombs. The majority of the players involved in this kickballs were aware of that. It's part of the reason why I dislike those type of matches to begin with.

Your form of "balancing" the teams out for matches on live is pretty laughable too, considering it involves taking a ton of people that you know I team with, putting them on your team, and ensuring that a TA is on your team so I spend 10 minutes glue arrow'd with blasters that couldn't find a target, much less navigate their weiner out of a diaper.

She was talking about me.

I dunno, when a gaming accomplishment puts up to 100 gs into your bank account, I'd say that's worth bragging about.

No way dude, wow you're such a liar. I'm so disappointed in you.

Yeah, I'm glad I've got job security. It's made moving back out there a lot easier.

I'd read somewhere that Stockton had the highest foreclosure rate though. Huh.

You are so knowledgeable. Please, share more of your wisdom with the rest of us returning PvPers. Certainly we will benefit from such expert guidance.

Uh, a bad elec/therm?

You played a game that was released in 2004, and developed prior. Of course you're going to find the game to be "atrocious". Most 3rd person action games and FPSes don't exactly have a long shelf life, especially at the rate that engines are being pushed out.

Resident Evil 2 was an amazing game when it first released, but it'd be pretty hard for me to go back and play the original version without banging my head against the desk in frustration. Controls have come a long way since then.