Here's an idea... Mutiny in pirates...

[Diznygrl]

I would have to agree, with players already behaving so terribly in Pirates, I can only see a mutiny button being severely abused! LOL, a fun thought though.

 

[shadow pirate]

More often than I would like I end up on a team where one or two players are so mean and rude... I often fear that people with think since we are on the same team I condone such talk, which I dont... and I got to thinking...

How about a Mutiny button (kind of like a drop the flag button) but this one, if you click it would allow you one good shot at your own team mate... sending them to see Davy's jones...

Yeah yeah I know they will never do it... but I am sure there are a few of us out there that would love the option. I guess when I find myself into that situation I will just pretend the drop flag is a mutiny button and shoot them for the heck of it...

See what happens when BSOD takes over... I start thinking...

Mutiny should allow you to tie your ally to a flag pole and steal his/her hat, probably the item that stores his/her sandwhich.

Get the reference and I'll applaud you. I will.

 

[mikeyandscoobyx2]

huh? wait do you mean, like to mute the other players? LOL if so That Would be AWESOME!

 

[Uchiha]

It would be a one time shot deal.... and you would get no points for it. Just the mear satisfaction of blowing the rude teammate up...

Even if there were no credits attached to the shot, there are going to be a few jerky players that blow their teammate's ship up just for the mere satisfaction of blowing their teammate's ship up.

~Miles

 

[shadow pirate]

Even if there were no credits attached to the shot, there are going to be a few jerky players that blow their teammate's ship up just for the mere satisfaction of blowing their teammate's ship up.

~Miles

Agree. This happens on anything online. Over LOTR: Battle for Middle-Earth II someone decided it would be hilarious to use exploding mines to blow up all of my friends structures. His excuse was that he was talking too loud, despite the fact that he had his volume all the way up. /vomit.