AAARRRGGHH Moments

[gingertonic]

I don't rage that often, because I take the proactive steps to make sure the things that induce rage for me don't happen, like:

1) If I'm a recon, I don't let the enemy get close enough to knife me. Too bad for you, Krod.
2) If I'm an assault, I use the AN-94 because it is OP and therefore best to use if you want to win.
3) If I'm an engineer, I use the RPG or Gustav on people so that I don't have to attempt to use the engineer SMGs.
4) If I'm a medic, I always lay down a medpack wherever I go and utilize the M60, because it is OP and best to use.

So, essentially, I don't rage because I'm busy making everyone else here rage

 

[soldier_0083]

Laguna Presa Conquest. The round starts I sprint to the ATV and take off to A. I started at the right side deploy. I sneak around through the water between A and B to the shack where everyone hides to cap. Sure enough there he is, the noise from a mortar strike called in screens my movement, I crouch walk to behind him and BAM Knife! Nothing, BAM Knife! Nothing, BAM Knife! AAARRRGGGHHHH! I took it as devine intervention and didn't even kill him. I turned around and ran off to cap B.....I hate you DICE/EA!

 

[Vertago]

I don't rage that often, because I take the proactive steps to make sure the things that induce rage for me don't happen, like:

1) If I'm a recon, I don't let the enemy get close enough to knife me. Too bad for you, Krod.
2) If I'm an assault, I use the AN-94 because it is OP and therefore best to use if you want to win.
3) If I'm an engineer, I use the RPG or Gustav on people so that I don't have to attempt to use the engineer SMGs.
4) If I'm a medic, I always lay down a medpack wherever I go and utilize the M60, because it is OP and best to use.

So, essentially, I don't rage because I'm busy making everyone else here rage

:chair:

• Getting CheckEngineLight RPGed
• Running behind a Sniper to knife them but have the hitbox fails then they turn around and knife you
• Getting Sniped 1 second after you spawn

I will list more later