Being on a bad team

[aphid Profile]

Earlier today I was on a bad team. They could not do anything right. Half the team was standing around and the other half were getting gunned down every second. When we were playing Axis, I was gunned down by a group of allies in the basement. I saw the ally go long with the documents. I said long twice to the team. Even though I said that, people were still running down the radio stairs! I think the ally ran in untouched. There was also the medics on the team that would run right past you as you're dead and not give you a second look. Despite all this, I did not mind it. I liked the extra challenge that came with this even though we lost. It gives you an extra boost of confidence when you gun down five axis on the way to the war room and then get your hands on the documents. It's almost like you're a one man army. Obviously if you want to win you need your whole team to play though...Just curious if anyone else likes it like that?

[Doug the Unforgiven]

When it's that bad, you have to take whatever enjoyment you can get.

[#1HiTPoInT]

Well, at least you got a positive attitude, dude.

Lol, I think I'd just turn in for the night if my team totally sucked.

[angrybrit]

IMHO they should mix teams after each round. This would be less of an issue after.

[Z3dd1cuS]

Either an auto shuffle after each round, or they need to enable the shuffle vote I can't see how this would hurt any.....