Laharlu writes - "This guy was your everyday Tiger Shot spammer but due to too enthousiastic FA'ing them I lost the first round. Proceeded the normal way and won the second round easily and in the third he disconnected after close to perfecting him.Then I meet him again a few minutes later (didn't know until VS screen) and figured, why not? ...And the result is pretty predictable."
I've been a chronic plug puller at times too. Only when I've been single for awhile though.
No disputing it, jojo57450 is a chronic plug puller
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Intro
It's happened to all of us.To be having fun playing an online game, only to have it abruptly ended by a poor loser who would rather rage-quit on you than finish with some dignity.
I set up this blog to expose those people, and probably get some laughs out of post-loss hate mail.I will be posting mostly from experience with Street Fighter 4 on the Playstation Network, but I will accept submissions from all games and platforms.
I set up this blog to expose those people, and probably get some laughs out of post-loss hate mail.I will be posting mostly from experience with Street Fighter 4 on the Playstation Network, but I will accept submissions from all games and platforms.
Rules
1. Pictures of offenders is required for proof.
2. Acceptable proof of poor losers can be disconnects, hatemail etc.
3. To qualify as a disconnecting, the loser must pull from the match at an unreasonable time such as right before taking a loss. Everyone gets randomly disconnected at one time or another, please take this into account.
2. Acceptable proof of poor losers can be disconnects, hatemail etc.
3. To qualify as a disconnecting, the loser must pull from the match at an unreasonable time such as right before taking a loss. Everyone gets randomly disconnected at one time or another, please take this into account.
1 comments:
April 6, 2009 at 2:50 AM
Can you imagine such people working at the ICU of a hospital? On a patient’s point of view, of course (an economic approach on the other hand, would see it as an opportunity to lower costs per “costumer” – such is the world we live in)... ;)
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