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7/13/2016 5:05:02 AM
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IS A WAVE AFTER A KILL IN PVP OFFENSIVE?
Ok so there are alot of guardians out there who insist on a quick t-bag after a kill; personally it doesn't bother me but most people I game with rage a little after a bagging. Now how about a wave?
Is this friendly game play or does it come across a little bit smug?
I'm actually that terrible at pvp so I've hardly the ability to notice anyway. It has been a topic of convo in our fireteams; interested to see what others think
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3 RepliesI don't mind a wave, I'll just wave everytime I get a kill on them. Tbagging however is different.
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1 ReplyEdited by Zelrons: 7/13/2016 5:19:18 AMAny action that acknowledges the fact you killed me is offensive. In fact the act of killing me itself is offensive. Stop doing that too.
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1 ReplyI think it's people being smug. It be like if I knocked your coffee out of your hands, smiled, and walked off.
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4 RepliesAnything other than running away will be considered offensive
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1 ReplyIf its a back and forth thing its fun
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5 RepliesAfter a guy and me had a great gunfight ( I lost) he waved I saw it as a salute to that fight.
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1 ReplyI've had it happen but it doesn't bother me. Neither does t-bagging, it's kind of like talking smack during a ballgame. Heck, we even talk a little smack playing board games. It kind of livens things up a bit - no blood no foul, right?
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1 ReplyI wave flat out after a kill, thats just me im a happy person that likes to say hello
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1 ReplyNo. It's a game..
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1 ReplyI prefer a wave to teabagging that's for sure
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4 RepliesDepends....
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1 ReplyRude Taunt while facing away from the person you killed. The twerk is far more fun than tea bagging :) #TitanMasterRace
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2 RepliesIf someone kills me in an impressive or cool way i dont mind a wave
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1 ReplyI take the wave as a friendly sports kinda thing T bag is either immature or strategic, either way, I ignore it But the wave, I smile and enjoy playing against that guardian Playing rumble the other day, got into a wave fest with another player lol, he'd kill me, he'd wave, I get him, I'd wave, was fun Had one guy in another rumble match that was crushing it. He would wave from time to time. He was on a big kill streak and I shut him down, he waved as soon as he spawned lol I took it as a, ya got me!
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4 Replies[quote]Ok so there are alot of guardians out there who insist on a quick t-bag after a kill; personally it doesn't bother me but most people I game with rage a little after a bagging. Now how about a wave? Is this friendly game play or does it come across a little bit smug? I'm actually that terrible at pvp so I've hardly the ability to notice anyway. It has been a topic of convo in our fireteams; interested to see what others think[/quote] Eh, I dont think so in my opinion. I had people kill me and they would literally dance on my ghost or body.
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1 ReplyI do it, depends on what happens before. If I rekt a peeping sniper then I wave, obvs. Anybody running at me with a shotty then missing with the melee gets a wave. Otherwise, if I feel a kill was particularly cheeky, dastardly, or somewhat skilled.. wave.
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1 ReplyGenerally it isn't offensive but sometimes in the right context it can be.
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1 ReplyHow about doing the Shia LaBeouf emote after a kill?
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3 RepliesI don't think it's offensive, I usually wave to a lot players in crucible and they wave back.
