The maturity of North American Players in Public Matches

Ri_aH · October 2010

i say screw them and keep it up.
these days i expect to be called out on hacks and kicked whenever i go into a ghost match so when it happens i'll just go ahead and kill some more.

MrEdgarPro · October 2010

Myconcept wrote: »

Crossfire community is going really bad...
It's too late to change it now.

I do not believe that it is to late to change anything. I have some ideas on how to stop this stuff. But it is "racist" so i am not allowed to say it.

Sil3ntw0lf4 · October 2010

LaXisBaWwSs wrote: »

I do not believe that it is to late to change anything. I have some ideas on how to stop this stuff. But it is "racist" so i am not allowed to say it.

TBH, 98% of the time I get hackusated in a GM game it's from a BR, and it's around the same percentage for the amount of actual hackers being a BR in a GM game. Every time this happens I try to explain, "No, I use headphones so I can hear your breath." or "I saw you because you failed at your bhop." This is usually met with "Kika hack" or "Fdp Hack".

The thing that ****es me off the most is when I see someone on my team using a wall hack, or sometimes even aimbot in GM and I try to kick them, it gets denied. However, in the same game if I manage to kill a ghost because they rush at me or fail at bhop, I get kicked for hackusations.

sup_used · October 2010

i was like that when i started playing gm..
now look at me i got 6.0+kdr in gm

KDuane · October 2010

Yeah, I killed three ghosts in a row (and I'm not even that good, just lucky) because they all came up the same hallway at the same speed one right after the other. Instant accusation pops up.

KryxisAlpha · October 2010

it's actually quite funny how they claim breath isn't hearable.

for my headphones, it's like shouting in my ears.

herpdederp1 · October 2010

The game did not get invaded by immature players, they have been here.

The more mature players have either figured out how to play competitively or just quit the game.

llJackll · October 2010

LaXisBaWwSs wrote: »

Okay, Lately I have been worried about the maturity and observation skills of players that speak English and have low ping(1-100=low) as you may have experienced for yourselves, if you go into a Ghost Mode or Search and Destroy Match. There is normally one Baddie (kid who rages/hackusates) on the opposite team. This is the player that rages and hackusates the player who killed him.

This is my concern. I can understand South Americans thinking that us with low ping and decent skill levels hack, because i know what playing with high ping is like ( it seems to take about 15 bullets to get any reg at all).

This thread is directed at the North American players. So don't think that I completely never do this. I do it sometimes but only when I'm ****ed in real life.

So, has the in game public community of North American players grown less mature or have new more immature players invade the game?

Examples of the immaturity, There were 2 players in a Ghost Mode that I was in earlier today, They both spoke english and had 50-60 ping. Both were from the same clan and had decent ranks. They were hackusating me in complex GM for a full 5 rounds.

I got at least 4 kills off of both of them because they kept on going to the same spot everygame. It was easy to pinpoint them and then kill them. I ended up 15-2 at the end of a full 5 round complex GM.

Both of these players would start raging at me with things that were stated as such: "ENCRYPTION is a hack.er kik him!!!!" "He is walling!! Kick him now!!"

These hackusations continued throughout the whole game.
I responded to them with this: "I use breath/footsteps and have good eyesight"

They replied:
"Whatever noob the GM's said that breath isn't hearable!! I'm going to get you banned for hacking!"
Other one said: " yeah right noob, i bhopped perfectly!!"

He was clearly visible each time he fail-hopped.

This worries me because it happens in each game I enter and do well in. Even if i start out negative and then get ONE simple pinpoint kill in GM I start getting flamed and hackusated for the rest of the game.

Are we ever going to have a community of English Speaking North Americans who can play a public match without hackusating?

This game is full of noobs... everybody cry and start hackusating when i am kicking their asses on GM matchs! even -pf-God (from Pan[TH]erS) said i hack and i got kiked just for be a good pinpointer!

DigitalTigr · October 2010

Righty1234 wrote: »

I getting fking KICKED IN EVERY GM GAME I PLAY!!!!! It pis.ses me of so much!!!! If I'm not pubbing with friends or clan memberS then the kick gets approved EVERY FKING TIME!

Solution: GM is awful. Stop playing it. :P

Also, it's going to happen everywhere, at anyone time, by anyone. Doesn't matter what you're playing. And most of the people playing are like 10-15 years old. So... I'd either get used to it or accept the fact.

Trolololz · October 2010

+1 for uk server woo

ItZfoReaL · October 2010

Just ignore the punks. They flood every game and p1ss people off.

Let them rage all they want. It doesnt affect your gameplay.

In fact if they are arguing with someone else its actually entertaining.

IceyRein · October 2010

very commonly ill try kick a 1hit kill aimbot in gm and it will be denied
i have a screen somewhere where it was denied 5-9

the opposing team alot of the time doesnt even agree!
y? they just want their missions done

i kept killing some br that spoke english and he kept calling me a hack
i said you dont deserve an opinion you are 0-9 (or sumthing)
he said im not here to kill i just want my mission
...

Dextreme · October 2010

As long as there is chat that both teams can view, there is going to be people running their mouths, talking smack. Personally, I would rather just see chat restricted to "team only".

eeeeeeeeeev · October 2010

All I can tell you is: they're around the ages of 10-13.

But at least more of 'em are more mature than BR's.

Besides my response would've been : Save the damn replay, but for now, shut the f**k up.

The maturity of North American Players in Public Matches

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