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Join Chris, Pat, Zack, and Rock and we discuss Rage, Battlefield 3, Scott Hall, and...Tom Petty? Also, we announce our new contest, where one person will win a copy of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3!
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Here is the absolutely brain-melting Battlefield 3 release trailer
And here is the sad tale of KGBeer & Wrestling favorite, Scott Hall.
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My most humiliating Call of Duty memory had to be back in Modern Warfare 2. I had a clan of guys I used to play with back in Rainbow Six and we decided to get back together on Modern Warfare 2. The joke was I sucked at the game and was always bait. So it's usually my job to run around with Marathon and Lightweight perks on and spam flash grenades at people's faces. Well in one game of Search and Destroy it turned out my clan buddies sucked. Not really, a grenade spammer killed everyone on the team except me. So it was my time to shine. I remember sweating and gripping my controller. I aimed and shot one man down, then two then three. I threw a grenade and killed two snipers at once. 5 of 6 tangos down. Since it was search and destroy I guess one of the enemy team members had a helicopter left over. But at this point I was way to in the zone to give up. I whipped out my RPG and shot it out of the sky Red Dawn style. Now I was really cocky, I ran up to the objective and began arming it. Half a second before the arm I thought I heard a smoke grenade go off behind me. Nah. Then a crate fell on my head.
ReplyDelete98% of all my Call of Duty online experiences was from Call of Duty 4. I remembered I didn't surpass my over 1 Kill to death ratio until I had over 8,000 kills. When I was new to COD4 predominately player a lot of team deathmatch.
ReplyDeleteMy experiences was 22 vs 22 first team to 500 kills on the map crash. There was 3 to 4 guys on an opposing team and all they would do is flashbang and then stab people. They were very good.
I got flashbanged and stabbed over a dozen times. I stopped sniping because I would get flashbanged and stabbed. I stopped going into buildings because I would be flashbanged and then stabbed. I even tried shooting them head on, and I got stabbed. It was utter humiliation. When I came close to getting a kill I got killed by a airstrike or helicopter, and when I was shooting at a helicopter I got stabbed. I still remember my Kill to Deaths for that match was 5/38. Despite all of that, COD 4 is my most favorite multiplayer game of all the Call of Duties.
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ReplyDeleteYou believe what you want to believe. Don't do me like that because I'm learning to fly.
ReplyDeleteI have that Tom Petty & Heartbreakers greatest hits album. Tom Petty always wears sunglasses for interviews because he is always high.
I had no idea that scott hall was in such bad shape.I hadn't seen him in years until I watched that youtube video.I hope he can still turn his life around before it's too late.
ReplyDeleteAs always, love the podcast, guys. Thanks for the time and effort, etc.
ReplyDeleteJust got to the bit about me, actually! Really guys, it's no sweat. I hope whoever wins MW3 really likes it!
ReplyDeleteI remember playing the original Call of Duty where I reach to the point where I have to run cross the field while the enemies were fighting at us. Pretty much we were forced to match to our deaths. I kept thinking that I had to place our flag to the other side safely. After a couple deaths I finally learned that I was suppose to run across safely and enter the building. Look back at it now I felt stupid trying to pick up a flag that I can't. "Not One Step Back".
ReplyDeleteMy worst moment was on nuke town I have the tendency to throw a grenade right when the match starts and one time it bounced off something and landed in the alley killing my whole team and booting me from the game for friendly fire
ReplyDeleteAlso first time listener and i really enjoyed it
ReplyDeletekeep it up I'll keep listening
@amazinglover- thanks for the feedback! We definitely have no plans of stopping! Recording Episode 6 tonight, should be up on Sunday
ReplyDeleteMy most humiliating Call of Duty moment was playing MW2 with my friends on Xbox. My friends Nicole got disconnected and had to rejoin the game and for some reason the game put her on the other team. She didn't tell any of us. I went 1-24 that game and have not stopped hearing about it since.
ReplyDeleteMy most humiliating moment was from MW2 which is the first of the series that i ever played in and i was in a party of 6 co workers and one of them was waiting for a care package and me like a dumbass i was standing there waiting as well and the care package landed on me and killed me this was before i knew it could kill me they were all laughing hyserically for an hour it was not fun LOL nd to this day i get you remember that time with the care package BLAH BALH BLAH lol <3<<3<3 Awesome Podcast thanks for the chance
ReplyDeleteMy most embarrassing moment had to be at a Black Ops launch , my friends and I had been playing MW2 all day thinking that there would be a tourney to win a copy, but it turned out that the the tourney was a Black Ops one, now going from one to the other doesn't sound like much, but I was terrible, I got destroyed by this little 12 year old, I got knocked out the first round, so I basically had to stand around Best Buy for around 3 hours. Horrible. I think this counts as double the embarrassment considering it wasn't anonymously embarrassing.
ReplyDeleteMy most humiliating moment had to have been in COD: UO. In under ten minutes, I go from destroying the opposing team with the .30 cal to first getting my position spammed with grenades, then getting run over with a tank while I'm running to a new position (three times) then the game starts freaking out (lots and LOTS of graphical anomalies) and then my computer crashes and my video card is fried. I had to buy a whole new video card and motherboard because the slots had got heat damaged. I've never been owned that hard since.
ReplyDeleteMistakes were made: My most humiliating experience has been in Call of Duty Black Ops when I began my multiplayer career. I hadn't learned to properly aim and throw grenades in the various map environments and to pay attention to where the grenades would land. In one Capture the Flag game, I threw a grenade out of a door on Nuketown, it bounced back to the side of the door and I took cover right over it. Boom! After I respawned, I threw a 2nd grenade into the garage and ran in to finish anyone who survived my grenade but stopped on top of my grenade. Boom!! With 2 strikes under my belt, I decided to be more careful and held onto my grenade. Then my team began to assault the outside flag with lots of grenade and I threw mine into the party circle. I thought all was clear so I ran to capture the flag and went prone. Boom!!! Mistakes were made and seriously, I should have earned an Dunce achievement for mine.
ReplyDeleteMy most humiliating COD moments was giving my gamertag to a co worker so we could join up for some Black Ops on the weekend. My co worker found some youtube clips of me getting owned. He then forwards them around to the other gamers in the office. I come back from lunch and someone has crafted a semtex made out of duct tape and wrote my name on it.
ReplyDeleteIt was funny then and funny now but still embarrassing. It was a long day and I was unwinding by playing some CoD BO. After a couple of hours, I found myself on a team with the same group of players over four matches. When the 5th match started, I didn't notice that my previous teammates and I weren't on the same team anymore. On the first spawn, I shot and grenaded my new teammates and ran to my old teammates to cover them. They returned my teamwork by knifing, shooting, and blowing me up a lot over the next couple of minutes. Don't ask me why it took me so long to wake up and realize I was on the other team and why I didn't pay any attention to the onscreen text. I said it was embarrassing but I learned my lesson - now I check the player roster at the beginning of new matches and use party invites.
ReplyDeleteAlthough I'm sure I was humiliated plenty throughout my online CoD career, my most memorable experience was in single player: Being the achievement/Trophy enthusuiast that I am, I have been determined to beat this generations games on Veteran. In that pursuit, I have spent between 3-5 hours on a SINGLE checkpoint in both CoD 2 and Modern Warfare, at least once in each, and part of me thinks one even took a whopping 7 hours. After I got through the Russian , British and half of the American campaign in 2, my save glitched, and reset me all the way back to the Russian. I never finished either campaign. I was very thankful for the scale-back in difficulty MW2. :P
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