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Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:16 pm
by Valiantas
It\'s nice to meet you all. I\'m Valiantas.

I used to play Outbreak with my dad before the servers shut down. I may have played with some of you before, but I can\'t remember the SN I went by. If by some chance you did play with me, thanks for putting up with how bad I was.

I\'m not sure what else to say.
I look forward to when we all can play together again.

Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:18 pm
by camjam
lol. I was bad too at first. Only because i refused to help people. :P

Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:25 pm
by Valiantas
Well, that usually screws things up pretty hard in a team based game.

I used to have such a hard time memorizing the layouts of the levels. Any time I\'d progress further than my last play, I\'d forget where to go or get swarmed. It also didn\'t help that I didn\'t know any of the character\'s capabilities or what weapons were the best.

For whatever reason I didn\'t want look up guides for the game. It seemed more like a game for exploration back in the day rather than a game of survival. It was fun to play it both ways, though.

I know what I\'m doing now, but I still mess up every now and then, hehe.

Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:33 pm
by camjam
I never helped others cause they never helped me. :P

I remember being on the floor dying and people just ran right past me. I was pretty ticked.

Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 9:41 pm
by Valiantas
That sucks.

I tried to help people off the floor when they were down, but more often than not I was the one who was down. I almost always died because I was in such strange areas away from my teammates.

It\'s why I liked File 2 a bit better than File 1. I could get knocked down and pick up items off the floor before I died. Usually there were health items because I\'d be knocked down in the rooms my teammates avoided.

Hello.

Posted: Sat Aug 17, 2013 10:05 pm
by camjam
I think that was actually why Capcom added that feature, because people had many issues helping others up, either by being rude, or being too scared to run back and help the other up, in fear their character would be attacked.