Is a soloer a teamplayer?

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

There's a difference between winning and teamwork, you just don't see it, you so desperately want to be right, and prove to everyone that you're a team player, that you've become blinkered to the fact that they are two different things.

Its amazing that youre constantly forgetting the fundamental of teamwork, why it even exists and why people team up in the first place. Your whole understanding about teamwork relies on the concept that the crappier as a player you are, the better as a teamplayer you are. That youre only a teamworker, once youve sacrified yourself for something vague. Its an excuse you can later use- "Sure Im not a skilled player (add any insult regarding social life or lack of it), but at least Im a teamplayer."

When asked upon what teamplay actually is and how do you define it, you stumble into a wall you cant break down and you again, start with vague definitions of selfsacrifice (add the most gay moments between men in Saving Private Ryan).

You sir, are as clueless at teamwork, as is an amoeba from Saturn.

[G0ggy]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

Its amazing that youre constantly forgetting the fundamental of teamwork, why it even exists and why people team up in the first place. Your whole understanding about teamwork relies on the concept that the crappier as a player you are, the better as a teamplayer you are. That youre only a teamworker, once youve sacrified yourself for something vague. Its an excuse you can later use- "Sure Im not a skilled player (add any insult regarding social life or lack of it), but at least Im a teamplayer."

When asked upon what teamplay actually is and how do you define it, you stumble into a wall you cant break down and you again, start with vague definitions of selfsacrifice (add the most gay moments between men in Saving Private Ryan).

You sir, are as clueless at teamwork, as is an amoeba from Saturn.

I'm intrigued as to why you think your definitions are correct and everyone else is wrong. Surely someone who pertains to be so easy going cannot be so conceited?

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

I'm intrigued as to why you think your definitions are correct and everyone else is wrong. Surely someone who pertains to be so easy going cannot be so conceited?

Because team lead by you are the poor sons of b!tches that are killed for their country by the team lead by me. We team up to get the objective done and minimise our chances of getting killed. Team lead by you does it for pseudo fame and glory, enjoying it in a ditch. So to speak of course.

Teamwork is all about cooperation, you can only see it happening in a small 2 by 10 feet cockpit, I see it happening on a wider scale. Ignorance is, however, used to small and restricted space.

[G0ggy]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

Because team lead by you are the poor sons of b!tches that are killed for their country by the team lead by me. We team up to get the objective done and minimise our chances of getting killed. Team lead by you does it for pseudo fame and glory, enjoying it in a ditch. So to speak of course.

Teamwork is all about cooperation, you can only see it happening in a small 2 by 10 feet cockpit, I see it happening on a wider scale. Ignorance is, however, used to small and restricted space.

You're so right.

[Sloi sauce]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

There's a difference between winning and teamwork, you just don't see it, you so desperately want to be right, and prove to everyone that you're a team player, that you've become blinkered to the fact that they are two different things.

I'm as equally tired of trying to teach you basic English.

Not really, but it's a great quote.

Considering my grasp of the English language surpasses yours and the majority of this forum's posters, you're in a weird position to be commenting on my supposed deficiencies.

You may choose to distinguish between victory and teamwork if you wish, but in the end, the soloer's actions benefit his team and are conducive to victory. You can argue that it doesn't fit the definition of teamwork, but I've already made it very clear and even used the dictionary's definition in case someone like you decided to come along with his own.

As previously mentioned, I won't be arguing the case for soloing anymore: we've already won on two fronts. The popularity vote may not be ours, but we're "in office" anyway.

[G0ggy]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You've argued that soloing is more 'teamwork' than taking an inefficient gunner, IMO it is not.

Considering my grasp of the English language surpasses yours and the majority of this forum's posters, you're in a weird position to be commenting on my supposed deficiencies.

Would like to compare exam results? Tiresome irk.

[Sloi sauce]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You've argued that soloing is more 'teamwork' than taking an inefficient gunner, IMO it is not.



Would like to compare exam results? Tiresome irk.

With pleasure.

Mensa admission exam:

Performance subsection - 99th percentile
Verbal subsection - 99th percentile

Average English marks throughout High School and College: 95%


Your turn, chief.

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You've argued that soloing is more 'teamwork' than taking an inefficient gunner, IMO it is not.

Well, your EMO has been factually proven wrong.

Would like to compare exam results? Tiresome irk.

For all we know, you cheated on those. You somehow leave an impression of a man that speaks of what he does not do.

[G0ggy]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You boys are fun.

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You boys are fun.

ROFLMAO! You called Sloi out to a penis measuring contest, he slammed you with a pole and you back out. Priceless. You should be more modest when you go into "real life". There are people here who would top you, so why bother?

[Dairuka]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

The best helicopter pilots and gunners seem to favor Solo'ing under certain circumstances.

Nobody favors it in all circumstances.

Newbies favor it never.

Don't like being called a newbie? Try playing in a helicopter on a server that isn't owned by your clan; and we'll see how far your skill will take you with a bad gunner or pilot.

[G0ggy]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

ROFLMAO! You called Sloi out to a penis measuring contest, he slammed you with a pole and you back out. Priceless. You should be more modest when you go into "real life". There are people here who would top you, so why bother?

You think I'm going to get into a p1ssing contest on these forums, then you're wrong. I did exceptionally well at school, 6th form and Uni, I don't need to prove it to some knob jockey on the internet.

Stop being so childish.

[Sloi sauce]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You've argued that soloing is more 'teamwork' than taking an inefficient gunner, IMO it is not.

Your entire conception of teamwork revolves around the idea that a pilot with an inferior gunner is somehow, and here's the tricky part for the logically inclined and experienced among us, superior to a competent soloer.

In other words, the few tickets reduced by the former are superior to the abundance of tickets contributed by the latter. Interesting definition of teamwork: no wonder we're at a loss to understand, you've lost your mind.

[Chris_Redfield]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

Would like to compare exam results? Tiresome irk.

Allright... :laugh:

[Sloi sauce]

Re: Is a soloer a teamplayer?

You think I'm going to get into a p1ssing contest on these forums, then you're wrong. I did exceptionally well at school, 6th form and Uni, I don't need to prove it to some knob jockey on the internet.

Stop being so childish.

It's interesting that you would post that, seeing as you started the epeen contest. You still have a chance to measure up, champ...