>>151869602>Ever been in one of those stupid, daft moods when the simplest thing can crack you the fuck up?Sure did. I don't even use a headset but there were times where someone else was using one and made my day.
Recently I've been giving Assassin's Creed: Revelations a chance (only game from the main series I haven't finished before) and so I decided to play multiplayer for a bit.
So there I am, just staying on the rooftops and observing the NPCs when one of them shifts slightly to his side, which shouldn't happen like that with the AI path-finding from what I've gathered. Three seconds later, I'm on the ground and stab the shit out of him.
>You killed <CORExTREME>Or something equally retarded (I can never remember nicknames like that, if only for the fact they're so... well, shitty). Turns out it was a player controlled character after all. Guess I fucked up his score (was leading so far) by doing that.
Anyway, all of a sudden there's crazy shriek on the guy's headset, he goes all "NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOooo" Vader style. Turns out to be a kid, starts crying real bad. Like, real bad, till the round ended. He then proceeds to send me a "fuk u" message.
I haven't laughed that hard in a while. Also wish I had my headset on, he sounded twelve - would ask him why the hell is he even playing a videogame about killing people. Derp.
PS. The game itself wasn't that good. Avoid like a plague for singleplayer, just watch the storyline videos on YouTube or something if you're interested. Multiplayer would be fun, but Ubisoft servers fuck something up all the time and there's a plethora of crazy-ass glitches really killing the fun out of it.