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For one you'd have less ♥♥♥♥ to deal with, you won't get someone on the other team talking crap and if you do and have at least 2 (recommended 3) friends on the other team, they could easily kick if they see they're not contributing yet talking smack. And of course the other thing is you won't have to worry about a game shutting down due to the other team raging. I've played far too many games where we would be on the 2nd map, and we're maybe 150 points ahead of the other team, yet one will rage, then another, then the rest and presto, game shuts down. When I play I try to do so with friends on both teams or at the very least with other players that I'm not friends with, but I've played with them enough to know they won't be a troll or ragequit when they score is uneven.
So yeah, short answer is just play with mainly friends. If you don't have a lot then make some. How? If you happen to get through a whole match and noticed things didn't go completely to ♥♥♥♥ (no rage quitting from uneven scores or talking ♥♥♥♥) then add those people. If by chance they change their ways in another match (which has happened to me) then you can simply delete and block them.
That brings me to another point, blocking. I can't stress enough how useful that is. Just for the hell of it I cleared out my block list one time, of everyone and sure enough the very next match I played I ran into a few that I've had blocked a good while before clearing my list out and to my surprise (sarcasm) they were just as ♥♥♥♥♥♥ as before. I found that blocking the ones who rage after the first round or talk ♥♥♥♥ throughout the game greatly helps reduce how many of the crap matches I have. I can't tell you how many times I've blocked one of those kind of players, we get half way through a fresh match and someone's friend wants to join and they can't because they're blocked. The person will ask "Who as (insert name) blocked?". At that point I won't reply despite if I know or not, but more times than none that same person is just like their friend that is blocked and gives me more reason to block them too. You won't have to worry about running into those people anymore except the few that have too much time on their hands and have multiple alt accounts, which can be blocked as well.
I will be taking all of these tips on board and my block last has skyrocketed today so I was already on that. I just don't know what the hell happened with Left 4 Dead, I guess the game just became far too cheap and every kid with an allowance bought it?
You endure the tough process of going around with randoms and slowly find people that fit your gameplay - then you add them as friends - then you stop going on random groups --!
People just expect too much from everybody and everything : they don't want bugs, want people that stay at the lobby waiting, people that don't act like idiots, people who don't die, people who run like mad / stop to kill all zombies, etc. etc. etc...
Going on random groups it's like listening to the radio : you hear the same 5 songs, about 15 times a day for 6 weeks, because it's the crap everybody wants to hear- sometimes you listen to something you like and, sporadically, something you don't know and shazam' it --- but, if you want to listen to good music you listen to your own collection --!
And I can't fully agree with you Luis as last year I hardly ever had this problem and the games were always finishing, hell you could even get a game on Dark Carnival without any problems. But your point comparing it to the radio is a good one, I just feel it wasn't quite so bad last year. Hell I met most of my steam friends on L4D2 last year and they're all great guys but they don't play it anymore.
Because so many newb people jump to the madness as right now.
1. Hi B
2. Y´know.. the VAC ?? Every time who you join in a game the "extensive hacking" call him, Modded servers (Yeah its very hard now, try to join in a Oficial Server from L4D2) these servers created by people, the sv_cheats 0 change to sv_cheats 1 & I repeat, y´know cheats. Ugh.
3. Yep, the PC gamer is a wonderful experience or, so terrible like my 1st gameplay on VS here, on L4D2 powered by Steam..
4. Take it easy, its just a game
5. Keep working,