I don't like it either (though admittedly I have used it sometimes, but only if the game was actually good and balanced, for the most part at least. I swear!
). And a 'gg' etc. after each kill by someone is even more irritating.
I haven't really ever seen anybody congratulate each and every kill against them. Some people say it more than others, some don't say it at all. I fall into the group that congratulations an opponent when we have a very close fight, usually with a, "good fight," or "nice one," type comment. Would I say it to the Mk II pilot that walks into our spawn and instagibs my Osiris the first minute I play in a game I join late? No. Do I say a "good game," to a team that stacked themselves and roflstomped a bunch of newbs while nobody bothered to switch teams and help out despite them being outnumbered? No.
Just yesterday after posting my last comment, I hop on to a Thunder Rift match that had 60min remaining. The game was less than 20min over and the IS side was outnumbered by 3.
Do you guys enjoy 15min matches? Is your idea of fun being able to switch maps as quickly as possible while the other team can't even experience a full asset list? Would you like to be the newb on the losing team each time that can't ever get a chance to play the Mad Cat because the game's always over before he has the money? Just asking because I often see people saying it's better to continue a stomp to get to the next map quicker. Why? So hopefully players will end up rearranging teams? In the case of clan stacks I rarely see anybody in the clan switching to help the other team out, so you end up with the same type of game for multiple rounds in a row. In the case of non-clan players, most seem content with staying on the team with the winning players. Sometimes the best player on the newb's team will switch to join the side with the winning players, which leaves the other team pretty much helpless to avoid another onslaught. Then of course come all the players that stack an already winning side.
KBucy about 1 month ago with a Scat Prime with hilarious results.
Perhaps one viewpoint we can share
