What happened to the apology?

[Toffey]

I hate people who say sry and then die´s because he was too busy trying to please the guy he accidentally killed 

I don't know, after I team-kill someone, I always feel a bit suicidal and want to get killed to make up for it.

[Joseph]

As a cavalryman, I support this, I love seeing harmless foes typing appolgies until I couch them.

[Winterly]

As a cavalryman, I support this, I love seeing harmless foes typing appolgies until I couch them.

Until? Trust me, they're still harmless when they're dead.

[Chris_P_Bacon]

I have a confession. Sometimes I apologize, but I'm really laughing on the inside.

[HatsuneMiku]

I hate seeing apologies. Use your time constructively and kill the enemy rather than make me feel better. I don't need an apology, I can tell when you're being an utter bundle of sticks.

[Corrado_Decimo]

there is nothing i hate more than capturing/defending the flag in siege outnumbered while a teammate tk/tw/interrupt me just to die a second after (losing the round) because he stops to say "sorry".

and some days TKs and TWs both from melee and ranged are so many i really rage... sometimes i can't even make it to where i need to be without being teamwounded to 5% health... or as i use overhead a lot, i everytime find some teammate sticked to my ass stopping my overheads from my back.

anyway with the new hitboxes i miss a lot of overheads even if i clearly see the ball of my morningstar kissing the face of my opponent. that's really disappointing.

[Duke]

I used to always apologize because I thought it was the 'proper' thing to do, but then I apologized on a TK that I actually felt was the other guy's fault and he said 'learn to aim' back at me. Had enough of it right there.

And I've seen guys start a poll against a guy for no reason other than they did not apologize after a TK.
All of you who think that you are owed an apology after every single TK need to pull your heads out of your proverbial ass. I still apologize for a TK every now and then, but usually I don't either because I'm still fighting or I don't feel like they deserve an apology from me.

(FYI, Siege is not a Duel server, circle strafe less and maybe you Infantry will receive less Team-Wounds)

[Wiltzu]

Thx duke, well that's your pov =) i always apologize if i notice tk, then if he starts running his mouth i either ignore him and every time if i tk him i don't apologize him OR i start running my mout to him 

[Corrado_Decimo]

I used to always apologize because I thought it was the 'proper' thing to do, but then I apologized on a TK that I actually felt was the other guy's fault and he said 'learn to aim' back at me. Had enough of it right there.

And I've seen guys start a poll against a guy for no reason other than they did not apologize after a TK.
All of you who think that you are owed an apology after every single TK need to pull your heads out of your proverbial ass. I still apologize for a TK every now and then, but usually I don't either because I'm still fighting or I don't feel like they deserve an apology from me.

(FYI, Siege is not a Duel server, circle strafe less and maybe you Infantry will receive less Team-Wounds)

mates, fight standing still and DON'T MOVE! there is duke around!

seriously... if you can't control your swings is not a dancer's fault.

[Duke]

mates, fight standing still and DON'T MOVE! there is duke around!

seriously... if you can't control your swings is not a dancer's fault.

If there's 3 or so teammates trying to help and the 'dancer' KNOWS it, it IS his fault as far as I'm concerned.

A lot 'dancers' deliberately do this to try and maintain a sort of mini-duel, especially in flat open areas and friendly archers are trying to help. Dance in one direction, not circles, and friendly archer can pick that guy off easily, or they wound him and you get an easy kill.

None of you are going to convince me that circle-strafing like you're on Ecstasy is a good idea in a team setting.  Too many Rambo infantry want all the glory and none of the teamwork.

[Gristle]

If there's 3 or so teammates trying to help and the 'dancer' KNOWS it, it IS his fault as far as I'm concerned.

A lot 'dancers' deliberately do this to try and maintain a sort of mini-duel, especially in flat open areas and friendly archers are trying to help. Dance in one direction, not circles, and friendly archer can pick that guy off easily, or they wound him and you get an easy kill.

None of you are going to convince me that circle-strafing like you're on Ecstasy is a good idea in a team setting.  Too many Rambo infantry want all the glory and none of the teamwork.

I personally always try to maneuver so that my current target's back (and my shield) are facing an archer (preferably an ally). I may not get the kill, but it helps the team win, and that gets me closer to x5.

[HistorianDude]

I figure what other people do or do not do is none of my business. The only thing I have control over is whether or not I am polite or a douche, and I try not to let other people affect that too much.

[Slamz]

I usually only apologize if I thought it was flagrant.  Like you come around a corner and whamo, warhammer right in the brain, because I swung at a face and didn't stop to look for a symbol.  Or I hit you with a throwing axe because your symbol color kinda blended with the background and I just didn't notice it.

Basically I say sorry if I meant, "That was bad and I should be capable of not repeating that type of mistake in the future".

If it was just a happenstance hit in the heat of battle, while genuinely trying to avoid hitting you, then I don't generally give or expect an apology.  It happens.

[Corrado_Decimo]

If there's 3 or so teammates trying to help and the 'dancer' KNOWS it, it IS his fault as far as I'm concerned.

A lot 'dancers' deliberately do this to try and maintain a sort of mini-duel, especially in flat open areas and friendly archers are trying to help. Dance in one direction, not circles, and friendly archer can pick that guy off easily, or they wound him and you get an easy kill.

None of you are going to convince me that circle-strafing like you're on Ecstasy is a good idea in a team setting.  Too many Rambo infantry want all the glory and none of the teamwork.

you're right. if i'm being surrounded, i should freeze where i am to let you safely swing. if i then go down while holding a flag at 0:00 because i should not "jump under your weapon" by standing still and get ganked, well we'll lose but at least we did some sort of "teamplay".

besides irony, teamwork is exchanging targets with your mate, covering his flank and his back, hiding behind him if he have a huscarl and start raining pointy stuff. also you help the team by DANCING at flag while killing the attackers/defenders until reinforcements arrive. if i'm at flag alone waiting you to give me a hand defending/attacking, you're not supposed to come in, cut my shoulder and say "dance less".

[Erathsmus]

There always must be an apology.

If someone does not apologize to me, I hit them and apologize for them.