"You **** noobs"
Player loved shouting this throughout the game because he kept getting slapped up. Myself and the other teammate were brawling and wiping foes. But this who runs off backwards away from the fight to...
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@hayhor wrote:
@1ronKeysI did something weird last night with a friend. We had open mics and pretended to sound like old men. You know what happened? Pretty much every person we played with worked with us. Some laughed and asked out age. It was the least toxic mic session I've ever had. My throat hurts today due to the way I did it tho haha
I think they were probably listening because you were a duo. Kinda harder to work against an established duo? As someone who exclusively solo queues, teammates almost always blame me when anything goes wrong. I've met some of the most toxic gamers in Apex lol.
Maybe try doing the "old man voice" solo queuing, then report back? Maybe they were listening because it sounded like you guys were having fun? I really doubt it was the voice itself.
People tend to listen if someone is making good calls, and they're smart enough to realize that. Like maybe this guy has more experience then us? Maybe there's something to learn here. Typically not though.
@VersusGravity I think making them laugh broke the ice. I've played duo with plenty of people that ignore the duo and do their own thing even when it's obvious the duo is communicating and will help the solo.
- @hayhor Sometimes I find good duos who seem happy to have their new pet. Duo'd with two girls who communicated with eachother about me because I was using pings. "Oh I think she's doing xyz" they referred to me as she because I was using Ash.
But I've also had duos who strangely seem to be doing their own thing / completely ignoring you. Which is actually quite odd and not an enjoyable feeling. - @hayhor I usually get the opposite when I play with Duos. I'll follow up until the point they start making bad choices or playing in a way that goes against how I play.
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