A tentative hello
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posted on August 23rd, 2011, 3:21 am
Hello and welcome, Melody.
I'm also more a coop player, I had my share of competition in games.
The competition is a special male thing, it is something you need to work out and overcome as a male.
I'd be happy to play a few games as your allied
Psychology is also one of my fields of interests, I particularly have a interest in of Alfred Adler his work.
I'm also more a coop player, I had my share of competition in games.
The competition is a special male thing, it is something you need to work out and overcome as a male.
I'd be happy to play a few games as your allied
Psychology is also one of my fields of interests, I particularly have a interest in of Alfred Adler his work.
posted on August 23rd, 2011, 4:19 pm
Hey! is that a quote from Alfred Adler?
At any rate, that would explain why I am not overly into competive playing.
But to be truthful its as common among us women as it is among guys. It just shows differently.
But on another note, I had a bit of a question for you fleetopsers people. I am going to be frank here and out myself by saying that I honestly simply enjoy watching games more than actually having to play them. That is why I love to watch when I can - but! ... I would not want to harm or disturb anyones fun so... please tell me, community, is it frowned upon to just watch away the games?
And lastly, thank you Chrisstrahl and Inawordyes, I'd *love* to play together with you! Feel free to find me on tunngle or here whenever.
The competition is a special male thing, it is something you need to work out and overcome as a male.
At any rate, that would explain why I am not overly into competive playing.
But to be truthful its as common among us women as it is among guys. It just shows differently.But on another note, I had a bit of a question for you fleetopsers people. I am going to be frank here and out myself by saying that I honestly simply enjoy watching games more than actually having to play them. That is why I love to watch when I can - but! ... I would not want to harm or disturb anyones fun so... please tell me, community, is it frowned upon to just watch away the games?
And lastly, thank you Chrisstrahl and Inawordyes, I'd *love* to play together with you! Feel free to find me on tunngle or here whenever.
posted on August 23rd, 2011, 4:26 pm
I don't think a lot of people would mind you observing the games, as long as it doesn't cause any lag. But I'm confident that's not the case with you 
posted on August 23rd, 2011, 4:36 pm
Denarius wrote:I don't think a lot of people would mind you observing the games, as long as it doesn't cause any lag. But I'm confident that's not the case with you
definitely agree, if a game has free spots (ie not 4v4) then most people will be happy to let anyone observe.
the accepted protocol is that if there is bad lag, observers should leave first, and then see if it improves.
posted on August 23rd, 2011, 6:11 pm
posted on August 23rd, 2011, 7:50 pm
Wonderful. I will continue watching games then as I can. And tunngle seems a bit difficult at times, at least for me - for instance I have to restart each day before it works again and sometimes it seems to randomly stop working or recognising its own adapter. But as long as restart fixes it. 
As for meeting up to play - feel free to find me on tunngle or alternatively drop me a pm whenever.
Talk to you all soon.
I will continue watching games then as I can. And tunngle seems a bit difficult at times, at least for me - for instance I have to restart each day before it works again and sometimes it seems to randomly stop working or recognising its own adapter. But as long as restart fixes it. As for meeting up to play - feel free to find me on tunngle or alternatively drop me a pm whenever.
Talk to you all soon.
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