Darren S
ClioSport Club Member
I don't mean the childish comments in game directed at one another. But the simple concept of what a mic does when adorned to the head of a significant proportion of the world's population of knuckle-dragging wombats.
Have these gimps never heard of a mute button? They aren't even talking in the game - essentially making the mic an acoustic magnetic for the cesspit that these individuals probably sit in during the third hour of scratching their nads and fingering their own ears.
Three nights this week, I've had an online survival round on Sniper Elite 5....
First night - some cnut who clearly hadn't eaten for the last three days and proceeded to munch through the Guinness Book of Records entry for the 'biggest f**king family bag of crisps' known to man. It just had to be crisps as well, didn't it? Mate - switch your f**king mic off - you sound like a starving horse. Thankfully, he saw my second message about ten minutes in and promptly STFU.
Second night - again, a non-talker. Instead, just broadcasting out his occasional fart, burp and asthmatic breathing. f**k off and gas yourself with your own arse expulsions.
Tonight - another one of society's mutes. Must have been laundry night and this t**t was either sat next to or on, his washing machine. Of course the thing was in its spin cycle - more than once - so the high pitched whine of water extracting from clothes was torture for us other three. In-between this, he was muttering to himself in some quiet eastern European accent and every now and then doing a creepy 'heh heh heh' like a demented vampire or something. Weird f**k. Clearly couldn't understand my polite messages for him to mute himself and didn't thank me once for the three revives I gave him. I let him die on his fourth downing. I did consider t-bagging him too.
I don't understand why by default - games don't mute voice traffic. If you want to use it - fine. But at least speak, rather than induce rage in your co-op team by being so annoying to the ears of your fellow players.
Have these gimps never heard of a mute button? They aren't even talking in the game - essentially making the mic an acoustic magnetic for the cesspit that these individuals probably sit in during the third hour of scratching their nads and fingering their own ears.
Three nights this week, I've had an online survival round on Sniper Elite 5....
First night - some cnut who clearly hadn't eaten for the last three days and proceeded to munch through the Guinness Book of Records entry for the 'biggest f**king family bag of crisps' known to man. It just had to be crisps as well, didn't it? Mate - switch your f**king mic off - you sound like a starving horse. Thankfully, he saw my second message about ten minutes in and promptly STFU.
Second night - again, a non-talker. Instead, just broadcasting out his occasional fart, burp and asthmatic breathing. f**k off and gas yourself with your own arse expulsions.
Tonight - another one of society's mutes. Must have been laundry night and this t**t was either sat next to or on, his washing machine. Of course the thing was in its spin cycle - more than once - so the high pitched whine of water extracting from clothes was torture for us other three. In-between this, he was muttering to himself in some quiet eastern European accent and every now and then doing a creepy 'heh heh heh' like a demented vampire or something. Weird f**k. Clearly couldn't understand my polite messages for him to mute himself and didn't thank me once for the three revives I gave him. I let him die on his fourth downing. I did consider t-bagging him too.
I don't understand why by default - games don't mute voice traffic. If you want to use it - fine. But at least speak, rather than induce rage in your co-op team by being so annoying to the ears of your fellow players.
