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- TTZ_Dipsy4 years agoHero+
I don't doubt people are going to be reported over a simple tbag but I highly doubt anything will come from it (unless, of course, you went really far out of your way to be a knob)
- @FantasticKevin Personally, I think "tea-bagging" is childish. Doesn't seem very sporting, either. It was cute for all of about 5 minutes, when it first became a thing. Now, I think most people are over it, thankfully.
- @TTZ_Dipsy Dude really people lost the plot over tea bagging. Of all the ways you can upset players in the game the simple tea bag is one of the major causes of full blown rage quits. Hysterical screaming in chat, expletive laden rants in chat that are followed over to clan forums. Players actually breaking there own keyboards they are soo mad.
Maybe it's time for a refresher of the guide to teabagging?
Or as some refer to it:
The Ultimate Guide to the Artform of the Sexual Man Pose
The Douchery: The higher ranked guys who teabag because they feel superior. If they kill you it wasn't because you only had 5 health, or because 5 guys were all shooting at you, or because they got a lucky kill, or because you were changing settings and idle. It's because you "got rekt" and they need to make sure you know that despite the circumstance.
The Rager: The any-ranked players who teabag out of complete rage. They're frustrated, they're butthurt, and come hell or high water, they are going to teabag you because they want you to know you're a lesser skilled player than they are for killing them 15 times in a row. These are easy to spot because they always go hand-in-hand with insults, including, but not limited to: mothers, general incoherent profanity, racism, homophobic slurs, etc.
The Friendly: Teabaggings from your friends or clan mates. All in jest. All in fun.
The Respectful: Typically held in regard by higher skilled players. This two-dip only teabag usually comes at the hand of a very skillful kill. In this usually rare situation the teabagger is aware of their targets skill and vice versa. This teabag carries a certain degree of respect for both parties involved. I just got a skilled kill on you and here is a teabag. A challenge of sorts, for you to kill me in an equal manner because I know you're capable. This is an inner circle of teabag and if you've never seen it, or been a part of it, then you're not in that inner circle.
The Bellyflop: This teabag is an upgraded form of The Rager. Not only will they teabag, but they will also want to take the extra step and flop down into the prone position a couple of times between each bagging. They're super butthurt and they're doing anything they can to make sure you know it.
The Dedicated: They killed you and they want the world to know. This rare breed of teabagger will dip and dip and dip until your body vanishes. With complete disregard to their environment, they want to make sure everyone see's what is transpiring. You may respawn and find them again still teabagging away. They don't care and they want you to know it. They want you to see them teabagging your dead body or the empty ground where your body was. You can kill them and even return a teabag of your own, but it makes no difference. They believe their point was proven.
The Excitable: This non-malicious teabag is typically the result of over excitement at the result of a skilled kill. The player is stunned and excited they managed this kill and a subconscious teabag ensues. These are harmless teabags, but it's not always easy for the target to discern it.
The Casual: This category rides the line down the middle and can sometimes sway a little to one side or the other but in a very limited manner. They don't teabag out of nefarious intent or reason. It's just part of the game to them just like reloading or throwing a grenade. This category is usually an evolution of The Rager. They usually don't even notice they're doing it because it's habit or muscle memory.
The Novice: Super low ranked players that are new to the game. They've heard of teabagging, they've seen it in game footage videos, and they want to try it out for themselves. They don't even have to be ones that killed you or even on the opposing team. They just see a body lying on the ground in the general direction that they were spraying bullets in, and they want to teabag it. They'll learn the rules eventually.
The Scorekeeper: You've met in battle numerous times and they've started to notice they have killed you more than you have them. This category is unique because each player in this category has their own take on what the acceptable number of kills against another player are needed before teabagging can begin. This is also a unique category because it can go hand-in-hand with The Douchery or The Casual. It's a very dynamic category of teabagging.
In other words and hint to the EA Dev Team: Keep the killcam! 😎
- @FantasticKevin Teabagging generally means you are so proud of yourself for killing someone... I would never get mad about that. I know I am a very good player, and I know it's difficult to kill me. Of course you want to teabag me and I don't care at all.
- Trokey664 years agoSeasoned Ace
Can't beat a good bagging, it's hilarious!
- GrizzGolf4 years agoSeasoned Ace
That's the best part about knifing someone and taking their tags. The T Bag.
- CloudMcRip4 years agoSeasoned Ace
I actually hope so, because teabagging is offensive and toxic. You want to "anger" / hurting / offense / disrespect someone with it to get some sort of "attention" (for you fun) or even further in an another context. I have nothing when you do it to a "friend" but as soon you are doing it on "unknown" people, you are offending them and may they report you or do it back.
So the new "Play Charter" takes action against that sort of toxic behaivour.
- carsono3114 years agoSeasoned Ace
@FantasticKevin
“…I will look for you, I will find you, and I will kill you.”Nah, no bans for that… although it is a bit immature.
@CyberDyme Yeah, killcam is critical. Mostly for spotting hackers rather than anything else…
@carsono311 wrote:
..@CyberDyme Yeah, killcam is critical. Mostly for spotting hackers rather than anything else…
Yeah @carsono311 ,
Its actually very rare i ever do tbagging myself anyway. Only actually when in game with good friends on the enemy team and we have some friendly fun and do silly stuff like defibbing each other to death when surprising a couple of enemies by jumping into the elevator with them as the door closes or using the blow torch to put the camping enemy's pants on fire! Such occasions calls for a little festive ceremony. 😃
But yes, the killcam is actually the #1 weapon we have available to report wall hackers and ceiling/floor glitchers to a given server admin and EA with solid proof, so super important that we keep that please! 👍
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