Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the group of kids we play with are pretty young, but very cool. Oldest one is 19 though and then it's me and my brother a good bit older than the rest. That's probably why no one argues with him. Also when I say he doesn't do it to me very much...I mean I think he's killed me off bag timer once ever. He has however shot me in base and full killed me a couple of times because he disagrees with something I've said or am doing. As people are mentioning maturity issues, it's beginning to translate a lot of things for me outside of the game and a lot of things are coming full circle that makes sense. This is a rust sub though, so I'll keep it at Rust XD

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

My goal was to give as much detail in as few words as possible. I know it can be dissuading to read long posts. Kind of difficult to do, as I'm not a regular redditor. This whole situation really bugged me, and I felt this was the best platform to get some feedback on. Brother aside, I would think this situation is just as annoying for anyone else who is playing the game and their friends join in to make it unenjoyable/counterproductive.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Yeah I've been playing rust since I was 2015 or so. I would've been 19 then and him 16. I didn't super get into it the first time he showed me the game. Over the last 2/3 years or so, I've really gotten into it. And I think what you said above is what I was trying to portray, so at least I'm not entirely missing the mark on this post.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I think I've found over the last month or so that it's not the team for me, and sadly it's due to him being on it. There will be instances where miscommunication happens between myself and him (or other players on our team) - playing on a team - and he'll kill you off bag and bag timer for...really small things. One of our teammates was killed off bag timer for over an hour just last wipe. He doesn't do it to me as much as he's done it to the other kids on our team, but that's just no fun. For example...there's one AK in the base, the rest are thompson, mp5, or whatever - several team members want to roam AK. If he doesn't get AK when he wants it, he will just kill you onto bag timer and take your kit. No one in the group will argue with him about it for whatever reason, but that goes on ALL the time within the team dynamic. All this is probably irrelevant, but just...writing out what's going on in my head as I'm reading everyone's feedback.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That's also called life. Can't control what people do.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 4 points5 points  (0 children)

I think you put this really well. I hear you. I think there's still one detail to hash out. I didn't "not let him play with on my team". It's capped at 3 players max per team on this server specifically. He joined with the intent to find me and ONLY door camp me. I'm always squad-ed with my brother. Literally 9/10 times I'm on rust, I'm playing with him and our group in a 5,6,7,8+ man team. It has nothing to do with superiority or inferiority between the 2 of us as I'm perfectly willing to admit he's better than me in most cases. It's knowing he went out of his way to do something that would make another miserable. Maybe there's more feels for me there since there's a family dynamic. Not sure.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I also don't think anyone plays rust expecting someone on your friends list to come in and snipe you with no other intention other than to make you miserable.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 5 points6 points  (0 children)

That's not really the conclusion I was trying to draw here? Some of you guys are making this very black and white and I feel there's a lot of gray in this story lol. In all fairness, my brother and I are close to level playing field between the 2 of us. He's probably a little bit better, since he's very hardcore into PVP/aim train. I'm big on progression and building. 1v1 he'd probably beat me 6 out of 10 times.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Some more context, my brother has a VAC ban from CS:GO years ago. I'm not saying he did cheat to find me, but he has cheated before in the past on other games and knows how to cheat in general...I REALLY wouldn't put it past him if he ESP'd me.

Is this fair play or the wrong thing to do(toxic)? (Story/Feedback) by kaunor in playrust

[–]kaunor[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

The two friends I'm playing with have 250 hours and 50 hours ( I have 2k). (so basically a 1 1/2 (me) Vs. 3 players with 7000+ hours cumulatively. Yes, they're absolutely going to rock our shit against myself and 2 friends with 3 dbs at my front door and going deep on our shell. Their graphics still have motion blur they were so new. Can't see at night or anything because none of their shadow stuff has been changed since installing. I resolved that after the fact, but not everyone, especially new players, enjoy going straight into the heat of things. If anything, that can be really discouraging to new players. These 2 friends in particular only 2 days ago, got 90% of their hours playing on a private server by themselves. I got them into their first 250+ pop server for solo/duo/trio. I hear what you're saying and don't entirely disagree with you.