"halo. Anybody who has entered the hallows of matchmaking with me can testify"
Its true, pretty much every match we played, Crunch got the highest score out of anyone.
For example, one match we were in multi team, Crunch and me against 3 other teams, at the start Crunch sez "lol im the best at teh haloz" a few minutes in we were last, credit to myself. The dudes that were winning sez "lolz you.. the best? are you by fuck"
We won, Crunch got teh highest score, and i claimed some glory by being his shadow.
"halo. Anybody who has entered the hallows of matchmaking with me can testify"
Its true, pretty much every match we played, Crunch got the highest score out of anyone.For example, one match we were in multi team, Crunch and me against 3 other teams, at the start Crunch sez "lol im the best at teh haloz" a few minutes in we were last, credit to myself.The dudes that were winning sez "lolz you.. the best? are you by fuck"We won, Crunch got teh highest score, and i claimed some glory by being his shadow.THE END."
I used to be pretty good at COD4, getting somewhere in like 30 kills a game and only several deaths. I don't really play it anymore, so my game deteriorated a bit.
From what I have done, I usually come around first in my Left 4 Dead sessions. Still, I wouldn't consider myself "pro" at any multiplayer game. I don't need to. I am more of a singleplayer guy anyway.
"halo. Anybody who has entered the hallows of matchmaking with me can testify"
Its true, pretty much every match we played, Crunch got the highest score out of anyone.For example, one match we were in multi team, Crunch and me against 3 other teams, at the start Crunch sez "lol im the best at teh haloz" a few minutes in we were last, credit to myself.The dudes that were winning sez "lolz you.. the best? are you by fuck"We won, Crunch got teh highest score, and i claimed some glory by being his shadow.THE END."
I concider myself pretty competent in FPS's on the PC, but wouldn't concider myself being "pro" in any game. I was hardcore in the old Day of Defeat once, though.
90% of the time? Just about every game ever. If I'm average at a game I consider that bad for me. I'm just average at the Halo series and Dune-clone RTS games.
"halo. Anybody who has entered the hallows of matchmaking with me can testify"
Its true, pretty much every match we played, Crunch got the highest score out of anyone.For example, one match we were in multi team, Crunch and me against 3 other teams, at the start Crunch sez "lol im the best at teh haloz" a few minutes in we were last, credit to myself.The dudes that were winning sez "lolz you.. the best? are you by fuck"We won, Crunch got teh highest score, and i claimed some glory by being his shadow.THE END."
"I used to be pretty good at COD4, getting somewhere in like 30 kills a game and only several deaths. I don't really play it anymore, so my game deteriorated a bit."
Me and my brother wreck far too much on CoD4. We had to stop playing because it got to the point that people would leave matches if they saw us entering a lobby with a lansharx gamertag! lol It pretty much sucked ass. I watched my brother snipe 54 kills in a Team Deathmatch and made the rest of our team start leaving the match because they couldn't get any kills!!! Hell, I considered leaving as well...but it was on Countdown, and my bro is just too good on that map. lol
Guaranteed I can destroy everyone on this forum at Civilization 3. Civ 4 I'm not nearly as good at, but still willing to put money on it if I'm playing you guys :P
Day of Defeat. Not this source BS, the original game.
I used to win games all alone. No joke. If I had a team, they'd just be a distraction while I did all the winning. I once joined a clan. Some guy had just gathered some good players up, and I was one of them. We got a match against a team who was actually sipposed to be really good. We destroyed them, I was on top, and had double the score of anyone else. We beat them so badly that they banned us from all of their servers forever. The clan broke up, but I continued to dominate until nobody played the game anymore.
At one time, I was ranked 5th in the world online for Tiger Woods PGA Tour 09 All-Play for the Wii. I won 86% of my games played, now it's 70%... I'm just a normal winner now.
"None, I am good at some, but godly at nothing. I dont have that kind of time."
Pretty much the same thing here. I used to be very good at Street Fighter II, a competition level player. But then real life caught up with me, I got older and stopped gaming. These days I'm an enthusiastic but average player at best. With a family and a full time job, I just don't have time to train, like so many of the kids out there.
I never like to think that I'm good at any video game, and I try to keep it secret to myself, but I recall impressing myself on both Guitar Hero and Tony Hawk games a great deal.
Also, and I don't want to brag or anything, but I'm also mad good at trial and error games. WHAT!? (In Brad Pitt-Fight Club fashion)
I used to be really good at Tony Hawk but I haven't bought one of those games since American Wasteland. Even if I wanted to get back into to it, I'd have to play on the 360 and those games only feel right to me when I'm using a DualShock.
I'm pretty good at Halo, but I rarely play anymore. I spent years playing Halo 2 and ended up with two legit 41s in the Team Slayer and Team Snipers playlists in Matchmaking (which was actually a pretty major accomplishment back then), but after I got several 50s in Halo 3 the game just didn't hold my interest. Thankfully, the skill gap in Halo 3 is laughably small, so I can jump back in after a few weeks off and still wreck like I used to (after a few warm-up games, of course). I also have the same problem as Jakob does with CoD4 -- the game becomes exceptionally boring to me after a while because it's so easy to rack up kills.
The game that I spend most of my time playing nowadays is Shadowrun, although I'm not really "pro" at it yet because the skill gap is so huge. I have more fun losing at that game than I do winning at Halo or CoD, though, so I don't mind the fact that I'm not that great.
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