Is anyone else tired of having their kills stolen?

I'm going to concede on that point, namely because I don't comprehend your point. Yes, I'm sure it's plain as day and I the fool, but alas, I will decline further comment.

What I want to address is your nonsensical tirade against kill stealing. Rather than focus upon the second portion of my prior post, pick your brain upon the former argument. Kill stealing is not always devious. In fact, many such situations are the direct result of what many players call "team shooting." Team shooting in a team focused playlist should be the norm.

I reaffirm that you should reevaluate your priorities in regards to team based playlists and reassess your clearly mislead way of thinking. That is all.

only when I'm assassinating someone and then they run us both over

Halo3GAMEFREAK posted...

You couldn't get the message from my TWO sentences? That's really sad. Let me try to phrase it the way an elementary schooler would understand it: it's entirely unrealistic that your teammate would hold his fire because he's afraid of taking your kill, so that "what if" excuse you used for stealing kills sucks balls.

Like I said, I understand that it's a team-based game, and if two guys are shooting at the same enemy then it's fair game. But when you're teammate is watching the battle going down and does nothing to help, then he obviously has an agenda of his own: one that doesn't include HIS kill being swiped away. Just because a particular game is revolved around teamwork doesn't mean that kills can't be stolen: it's absurd to think that way.

The part of your pathetic goading attempt that escapes the canals of my clearly superior brain is not the idiosyncrasies of your post but the context with which you insert it. Allow me to clarify for you since you appear to remain lost.

My original point was to reiterate the notion that team fire is a good thing. What you perceive as a team mate doing nothing but shooting at the last minute to steal your kill is clearly a direct manifestation of your inner psyche. More succinctly, It's an egotistical excuse that permeates within your mind to appease your lack of actual skill.

Kill stealing happens, but to the degree which you insist upon... no. Rather than shed tears over digital ratings which serve no realistic purpose, perhaps it would be wiser for you to partake in other time sinks. Might I suggest reading. You can start with my original post as you clearly did not comprehend it. But, by all means, continue with your sad tale of losing a singular kill in an online video game and the raging over it. It's riveting. I'll just do my best to avoid having you as a team mate as you clearly are incapable of such action, all the while avoiding you in general. You sir, are beneath me.

Wow. Anyone else notice that the more a poster on here gets frustrated, the more they try to beef up their vocabulary to make themselves look more intelligent?