Vocal Doom Players

It depends on how stoned I am if I end up muttering commentary to myself during whatever game I'm playing. I only tend to get vocal when I'm on a streak, killing droves of foes without getting hit or taking small amounts of damage. I bought a mic-headset with a speaker hub and everything, intending to use it during CS and DOD, but instead, it gets literally no use. I find that talking to teammates on pubs rarely results in a worth-while response.

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I've been playing Doom co-op on the XBOX 360's Live Arcade quite a bit lately, and I've noticed a lot of people I get into a game with become very vocal throughout the levels. I personally don't say much, only talking to communicate with fellow players when needed.

Do a lot of Doom players yell at those enemy sprites they're fighting? What say you, Doomworld?

I like to make jokes with other players while playing MP, otherwise no.

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Daylight savings time never did anything good for anybody.

I am very vocal in any and every game. I just get into a game when I play it, I like it that way, it's more intense and enjoyable. :D

I talk to all my games in normal conversation or sing, if anything surprises me I scream or make a loud sound. When I play Doom I tend to scream a lot. In fact my place sounds like a haunted house. So I try not to play too late ever since I moved. :D

My friends tend to record me playing games without me realizing until it's over. Ones I distinctly remember are Doom once when I was screaming in a tie-off match and Dragonball Z Tenkaichi when I was forced to play as Yamcha. I like to physically do the moves myself and inform Yamcha just why he was taken out of the main story-arc. If I don't win of course. :D

I'd like to say I'm a humble loser, but I also don't like lying. :D

I'm a tad vocal when I'm frustrated or just stressed. It helps relieve stress...especially saying:

"suck on that, motherfucker!"

When at parties or just over mp I taunt and yell, joke, and laugh and remark. It's all in good traditional Doom mp fun.

I'd love to have a game with a few of you guys with live chat for fun.

I curse a lot during unsuccessful speedrunning sessions. :-)

I use the word 'bastard' quite often when playing an unusual hard map... especially when facing Arch-viles :P

I know some Czechs who are quite vocal... ;)

Romero is pretty vocal


SUCK IT DOWN

GO FUCK A MONKEY SKULL!

Only in multiplayer.

I usually just get vocal when a stupid level pisses me off (like all of a sudden a 15 archvile ambush in an open area with nowhere to hide behind)

The occasional curse word from being surprised or overwhelmed.

"Suck it down, Monkey shit!" Is one of the greatest insults ever. I love it. ^^ :P

I'm quite vocal when I'm on top, with "Fuck yeah"'s and "Ha ha"'s galore.

When I'm losing, however, I'm a lot quieter, usually a quiet "damn..." or "fuck...", or if I get rapetrained by someone in a particularly spectacular way I cringe and go "Ohhhhh....shit."

*Opens a door*
*Archvile runs out*
"Son of a Biiiiiitch!"

Thats about it.

Or
"Why won't you fucking Die?!"

Pshaw! You name the game, and I'll prolly find some excuse to scream my head off in multiplayer. Lessee... outbursts, vocalizations...

-Quake: Mostly venting my frustrations when I'm losing cheaply (like against a camper).

Quake 2: Ditto.

-Quake 3 Arena: Same.

-Unreal Tournament: Yah.

-Halo 2: I <3 to sneak up on people with the shotgun, and either whisper or scream in their ear, wnd when they turn around, I go BLAM and they go dead an' stuff.

MechAssault: MechAssault is a pure adrenaline experience, and I like to rub it in the other person's face when I win. This 'un just seems to get my adrenaline and my testosterone flowing at the same time.

MechAssault 2: MA2 is actually a lot more cerebral for me, I'm usually the tactical guy in MA2.

Star Wars Battlefront/Battlefront II: With about eight players to a team, it gets really strategic.