I have a question
What's the difference between playing on a PuG and playing on a team with someone you hate oocly and putting them on /ignore?
Seriously, if you're willing to do the first, what's so different about the second? I have yet to be in one PuG that didn't have at least one mentally challenged, moronic fuckhole that needed to shut up.
(Oh...I put this here, cuz I didn't know if I should be saying fuckhole on the family blog. :P )
Seriously, if you're willing to do the first, what's so different about the second? I have yet to be in one PuG that didn't have at least one mentally challenged, moronic fuckhole that needed to shut up.
(Oh...I put this here, cuz I didn't know if I should be saying fuckhole on the family blog. :P )
posted by Lela at 11:01 AM
4 Comments:
Sort of a silly question, but why would you play on a team with someone you didn't want contact with anyway? Kind of defeats the purpose of ....well...fun, and all...especially if you have them on ignore.
"Fun" is subjective, though :P
No, I hear you. I just refuse to go through an application process when I want to go play with a friend. "Is Person A on your team? Or, is Person B gonna be joining you? Well, if Person C comes along, I'm outta there."
Bah. Back to solo'ing for me.
I've actually engaged in teams with individuals who were apparently "mature" and "intelligent", and they lacked the prowess of some of the 12 year old's I've played with in PuGs.
I guess it's all relative, daddio.
I think I've just finally decided I'll team with anyone, and if it starts to suck, I'll leave.
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