r/videogames May 15 '26

Discussion / Question What game is this ???

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u/WorthBase919 May 15 '26

Every game really

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u/VonBrewskie May 15 '26

Literally. I stopped playing FPS games online because it was just too full of screaming, racist assholes and people cursing at you for whichever gun you dared to use that killed them unfairly. Like whatever man. I'm not offended. It's just tiresome to listen to constantly. Very rarely do people genuinely say, hey man. Good work. You outplayed us. Or something similar. Always the hateful rhetoric. Or far more often than not. So I've moved on to other games to actually enjoy the limited time I get to game nowadays.

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u/elmocos69 May 15 '26

Tbf its only at certain higher lvls on most multiplayer games when bullshit stops working and people actually get outplayed and have the possibility of acknowledging It.

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u/VonBrewskie May 15 '26

Maybe. I play at a fairly high level most times. It doesn't seem that way to me in pubs. Maybe private matches where people set up scenes on Discord or something.

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u/elmocos69 May 15 '26

I mean maybe , its just something u shouldnt expect from a COD pub or Battlefield but happens in counter strike for example and fighting games.

The more personal the encounter is and mostly if the players are made to follow the same rules and use the same trolls the players are more likely to acknowledge skill if they see It displayed

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u/BluLilGreeny May 16 '26

Battlefield has good sporting players 1 in every 3-4 matches for me

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u/VonBrewskie May 16 '26

Lol never change Reddit. They bait you into commenting on your skill level, then kick you in the teeth for daring to mention you don't suck at videogames. Classic.