I'm in a simple small earth, 5 or so player game, with for some reason has a 100 day boot. And judging by the public chat, we have a player determined to use all of it.

http://warlight.net/MultiPlayer?GameID=7398139

http://warlight.net/Profile?p=753751276

What's the most annoying thing you can think a player has done in a game you were in?

Next time read settings :(

Lol, why would you join a 100-day boot game unless you play realy realy realy slow ?

Tell him to be careful, so he wont get booted

What's the most annoying thing you can think a player has done in a game you were in?

someone messaged me about how sensitive they are about being a girl and then made sexist comments and nazi propagandist comments.

they continue to seek attention on the forums to this day

Edited 11/27/2014 19:52:52

That's cute, Bane.

I gotta say, the most annoying thing I've seen is a clan full of people that have nothing better to do than farm games, and make terribly balanced maps. Not to mention the sexist leaders, Bane and King Clit

thats cute, lawlx

u wot m8

YO MAN DONT h8 ON me m8

bdh1998,
I actually think waiting hundred days is hilarious and interesting. Instead of being annoyed, you let the game be and make a calendar note. See it as a social experiment. If the game lasts 20 turns, that is over five years. Maybe Commerical will have other hobbies by then and forget to take his turn? Maybe he will promptly commit turn 15 after a drunk night somewhere between becoming a father and losing his job. Maybe someone else will join his wait while they are on a long holiday. There is no reason to lose patience, you could simply see it as an exercise in focus. You will come out of this as different people. It will be epic.

That said, the most annoying thing was when someone who was losing was committed to using all of their five minutes in a real-time game on small earth. Zero profound insights in life were had.

Are you a sociologist? ^

After every 100 days you can discuss the changes to warlight or the world at large. A nice calendar of nostalgia to jog one's memory in the troubled years ahead.