Does anyone else seem to have the worst luck ever when it comes to party games? Now, I'm more of a single player gamer and I'm not too big on online multiplayer games, but there are a couple that I really like. Team Fortress 2 and Left 4 Dead (2) are among the best, in my opinion. I love these games and play them all the time.
Unfortunately, they happen to also be among those few games that really really require communication and co-ordination among a team. Get a 16 person Halo map, or whatever, and you can all just do your thing. TF2 and L4D(2) are about teamwork.
Which is problematic at best, considering the usual teammates I seem to find...
Fight night round 3 i play online ,i don't play party
ReplyDeleteBoth of those games are great, but I have absolutely no idea what you're comics are about, haha.
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Yup this is why I don't play co-op games online, too many stupid people
ReplyDeleteHahah the image is epic :D it shows them clearly =]
ReplyDeleteMeh, who needs a team in TF2 if your an awesome sniper?
ReplyDeleteMan I fucking love MSPaint.
ReplyDeleteLeft4Dead is all about Team work...TF2....less so.
ReplyDeleteI don't play Valve games on XBL because Valve has been, for me, a PC-related experience since the original Half-Life and I like to keep it that way.
I appreciate the Valve love, though, man. #Valvefanboy
50% of the time i get a "lone wolf" teammate. 50% I'll get a sadistic/destructive (tk'er) teammate. I'll stick with single player campaigns...
ReplyDeleteYeah, it can potentially be fun but it's sort of lost in the cacophony of poor organization and yelling.
ReplyDeleteIf you want to play alone in Hat Fortress play spy or sniper, they really don´t need anything from their teams
ReplyDeleteyou MS paint skills PWN mine. haha
ReplyDeleteYa sometimes it feels like I have a can of soda, or a puppy dog on my team.
ReplyDeletehaha happens to me all the time when I play Halo
ReplyDeleteIt seems that the only people i ever get are 12, someone that leaves during the match (like actually walk off from the controller), and someone that is just starting
That's one area where Steam really outdoes XBL. Communicating online on computer games is a simple thing: grab a head set and you're ready to go.
ReplyDeleteOn XBL, only about half of the players you find have headsets, and only half of them are over the age of 15.
Online is so much funner when I'm proper hyper!
ReplyDeleteAlso, your pic is so pro aha
You think that's bad, Uno's the worst. :/
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