Anyone actually play 'World at war:Nazi Zombies' properly?

[OxygenThief]

On the 360. I used to play it a lot about 3 years back and managed to get to level 19 with 3 other reliable team mates on Nacht der Untoten. I recently am getting back into it and hoping I can beat the level 19 I got to but the trouble now is actually getting 3 other reliable team members. I don't ask for much but I am having trouble finding random players that are any good I seem to get in games where morons are AFK (its obviously to much work for them to turn off there game while they go eat dinner or whatever) and idiots who blow themselves up with their own nades and other cretins who end up needing people to revive them at level 2!! I end up leaving as soon as I see someone like this as I know we will not survive long. What really annoys me is people who just leave mid-match! a few times I have actually been in a good game with 3 other good team mates then one of them just drops randomly and then we all die shortly after due to the fact we have less firepower. Seriously why are people such idiots online?

Does anyone else have these problems?

also does anyone play this map regularly? I trying to perhaps find some people who are reliable and not noobs who I can play this map with sometimes.

[Vyhl]

I wanna say in some of those peoples defense that leave mid-match. They could have lagged out simply due to bad connection or had an emergency or leave or something. Plenty of times I'll be playing with friends then something unexpected comes up and I have to leave right away.

[Slade]

Best place to find teammates is in the Teammate Finder section.

I know randoms can sometimes be frustrating, but you 'hate people that leave mid-match' still 'leave as soon as as I see someone like this as I know we will not survive long.' ?

[OxygenThief]

'leave as soon as as I see someone like this as I know we will not survive long.'

Yeh because if you trying to go the distance by passing as many levels as you can you NEED all other 3 players not to die early and be good. If someone dying early then you just know there going to be no use and be the disadvantage that gets you all killed later.

[Vyhl]

'leave as soon as as I see someone like this as I know we will not survive long.'

Yeh because if you trying to go the distance by passing as many levels as you can you NEED all other 3 players not to die early and be good. If someone dying early then you just know there going to be no use and be the disadvantage that gets you all killed later.

If someones going to die early then let them die. Don't bother reviving them and just ignore them. A lot of my friends are bad but get to high rounds with a lot of downs because good players carry them there and let them die over and over. Honestly it's not difficult to ignore someone.

[OxygenThief]

'leave as soon as as I see someone like this as I know we will not survive long.'

Yeh because if you trying to go the distance by passing as many levels as you can you NEED all other 3 players not to die early and be good. If someone dying early then you just know there going to be no use and be the disadvantage that gets you all killed later.

If someones going to die early then let them die. Don't bother reviving them and just ignore them. A lot of my friends are bad but get to high rounds with a lot of downs because good players carry them there and let them die over and over. Honestly it's not difficult to ignore someone.

no because you need their firepower later on. You not got a hope in hell of gettin to the higher levels with just 3 players.

[Slade]

That's the risk of playing with randoms. You don't know the situation of those people, they might be new to the map, play for fun, have their little brother/sister playing, or it might even be the first time they touched Zombies.

You cannot expect everyone to be good or as good as yourself. If people go down in 'early' rounds, help them out. Let them get back up on their feet instead of quitting or abandoning them. You gotta give them atleast a chance.

And as Vyhl said; to get to high rounds you don't need a perfect team. I've gotten to 30+ with people who got down loads of times just because they were new to the map, yet I kept reviving them and they kept fighting, not quitting.

Remember Teammates are team players. They are there for eachother, no matter how good or bad one another is or how desperate the situation may get.

[Undead Nightmare]

Well said ZombieGK.

While I agree with OxygenThief on most of what he said, the best thing to do is help out randoms like that. Also, they give lots of revives so its a win-win situation.

I can also relate to when it comes to people leaving and I know some people said that it might be an emergency, but whenever I see someone leave I check their profile and it says they are playing another game. :lol:

[Slade]

He has some very good points but yeah that's the risk of playing online with (non talking) randoms.

That said, go take a look in the teammate section, I'm sure there are some waw players out there that won't quit on you.

[thegreatpoopy]

If someone leaves mid-match during a casual game I really don't care cause I know that people have real world stuff to deal with, but if someone commits to getting to a certain round and then backs out early it enrages me. If you knew that you were going to have to go out to lunch with grandma, then you shouldn't have started playing to begin with.

I get even more annoyed when there are 4 people readied up and the match is counting down and someone just backs out during the countdown for no reason at all. Dude, if you don't wanna play don't enter the lobby, asshole, and don't wait until the last second to leave. This happens even if everyone has mics and is in game chat. But yeah, mostly everyone that still plays WaW zombies is a complete noob whose parents finally let them get the game.

[K3ys3r S0z3]

If your good, let them go down. Thats perfect time to point horde. But best think to do is help them out and teach them. Honestly I learned how to play by going down, then watching others play.