Who cares about their stats?

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  • Canuck

    #31
    Re: Who cares about their stats?

    I never have. Despite playing every night during the CAL seasons, I have only averaged about 3.5 hours a month on ranked servers.

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    • WarGimp

      #32
      Re: Who cares about their stats?

      Originally posted by BioHazard
      Personally, I couldn't give two s***s about mine anymore, I have gotten tired of them. What about you? I just like to have fun and not worry about my k/d or "oh my god, I need to get 6 more kills now so I can get my Expert Spec Ops!!"
      I've never particularly cared about my stats. I like to play wrecklessly most of the time (expect when I'm in a position where other people are counting on me... ei, as SL).

      My clanmates generally know this too. Getting into a car with me is likely to have spectacular results... and I'm not saying they are always positive. I joke that I like to drive the way I fly choppers. As in litterally. As in spending more time in the air than on the ground. Considering my driving, I'm also not the safest person to fly with, either.
      :p

      I'm also the kind of freak that likes playing the bullet magnet. When we're taking a flag, I'm the psyco that hops/runs around trying to draw enemy fire. While everyone else is taking cover, I'll sometimes comment, "Don't worry guys, They're gonna kill me first!".

      Thing is, I enjoy playing that way. It's just fun. Even when I screw up (by plowing into or driving off a cliff face), I get lots of "Hahahaha, that was awsome!" comments. It's murder on my stats tho.

      *shrug*
      Fun first.

      I do like to challenge myself, tho. I see medals as a personal challenge that pushes me to preform in roles that I wouldn't otherwise take (especially sniper and pistols).

      Some time ago I desided to push for the Medal of Honor. While going after that piece of worthless e-bling, I learned quite a few things. The first being that 100 command hours is a hella long time to command. I also learned to be a better commander because if I didn't, I'd be ticking a lot of people off with command whoring. Now I generally get a lot of positive feedback on voice when I command. It's kinda cool.

      I've got 27 damned minutes to go... then a round with 45+ teampoints.
      *sigh*
      I'd better practice with those shock paddles, eh?

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