[kslay82]

Not naming. Not shaming. Been there. Done that.

I despise people that steal the chopper from others just because they think they are better than them.

Tool: "Watch this, I'm going to jump into this guys chop and then when he getlalalala and needs health, even though I'm support I'm not going to heal him. I'm going to let the pilot jump out, start healing, and then I'm going to press Y and fly away. Wow. I'm the man."

Me: "Man, I just got hit by something and need to heal my chop, but I don't know if I trust my gunner to not steal my chop. Oh well, I guess I have to take the chance."

And then the guy actually thinks that the fact he hasn't done it in a long time (which I don't believe) matters.

And this goes for any vehicle, to be honest. My personal favorite vehicle is the AH64, as is alot of people. But if someone beats me to it, it's theirs and I'll back off. If they need a gunner, I'm one of the best to have. I'll heal if I have support and if I don't, I'll keep the chop warm while the pilot heals.

And then, guess what? I GIVE IT BACK TO THEM.

It's called being a team player. Not only to the people on your squad, but also the rest of the team. You think that just because you're in a clan, you're above those that aren't?

Just because you play everyday and you have skills doesn't make you better than everyone else. I can hold my own in the chop, but even if I was the worst pilot ever doesn't give you the right to steal my chop. Period.



What makes me most aggravated of all is I try my best to be the epitome of a team player and strive for such all the time. I may not be the best but I know what I'm doing. I can get along with anyone.

I'm cool with most of the clans in this game.

Then some jerk in a well known clan goes and pulls something off like that and then comes on here like it isn't a big deal. Whatever. You know who you are. You're a loser who likes to steal peoples chop and then laugh about it. If someone did that to you, I'm sure it would just roll off your back, right? Sure it would.

It's all good though. You know who you are as does everyone else. If they didn't know about you before, they do now.

Way to earn respect.