Just wondering what make you respect a player on CoC
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Just wondering what make you respect a player on CoC
I don't look at the player, I get to know the person. Only then can you truly respect someone. Or not... Lol.
good answerQuote:
Originally Posted by Harrisman24
For those who chose gold grab it's like saying you respect someone who has higher gold grab even if they are rude. If Unity_Sharp (this isn't name and shame because he would never do this) were to treat and speak to me different because my gold grab is 1/4 his and respect iCarus because they both have maxed ~ gold grab, then I wouldn't have respect. Deifnetly the way someone speaks to me.
Walls.
(10 walls)
this sort of comes back to gold grab but you are right I should have added itQuote:
Originally Posted by Fearless
Correct Grammar...
level, how they speak to me, loot achievments, and how maxed they are for the th level
What troops they donate to my CC
It's all about companionship lol
Builder hut achievement, definitely.
What they do for their clan. This goes beyond donations, it's all about how much time and effort they put in and if they truly care about the other members. Stats mean nothing.
Should be a multiple choice pole, and what about advice they give? If i had to pick one i would pick the way they speak to me. I have respect for a level 3 that wants to learn how to play wel, just as much as a level 100 that is nice and gives me tips.
I respect players that have quit.
Hmm, I'd say nice and tidy achievement :DQuote:
Originally Posted by Sandalhat
Everyone that chose something other than the first option really needs help...
Couldn't have put it any better myself! I never care about GG, HH, walls or anything else that always gets boasted here as that just means someone has spent a bazillion hours playing the game. That doesn't impress me at all. Being a great clan member trumps all that, I don't care what their stats are.Quote:
Originally Posted by SSofJetlife
How they talk to me.
How they speak to me and their donation (I hate those who don't donate archers and ignore my requests and ask for wizards.
gold grab seems important enough why
100% agreeQuote:
Originally Posted by Harrisman24
How they act (Talk to other players), but also what they have achieved in the game. (GG, Trophies, base, clan etc.)
Funny you said this, I literally stayed up all night a few months ago and i got over 500 builders huts that day and night combinedQuote:
Originally Posted by Sandalhat
Who respects someone off of GG or raiding skill?
I think most of us agree, looking at the results...
There was a level 110 troll who had a mostly maxed th10 who just cursed in our clan chat. Crystals kicked all the members out of The Counsel. Gold grab= no life. How they speak to you shows who they really are.
How they speak to me
Had some top-quality butthurts (maxed TH10) swear at us in the clan (forumers, actually, but to spare more embarrassment for them they won't be named and shamed). If you swear at me, at least make it have some sense.
That should have lower case 'g'. There's also no verb so it's not a sentence.Quote:
Originally Posted by Alphabeta12
If its like a top 200 guy but they treat people like trash, then obviously im not gonna like them...
The way a player in CoC can earn my respect is how he or she talks to me and the other clan mates. Some need to be aware that little kids could read the chat as well and need to act like adults in the situation.
For me its two different things, I respect the Person based on how they act in chat, I respect the Player based on Gold Grab since that shows playing ability. You can respect a players skill but not like them, and can respect a person in chat but their playing skills stink.
All of these things contribute to how much I respect a player, but if I had to choose, it would definately be how they speak to me.
Trophies although how they speak to you is important
I picked the first one since all the others don't make me respect a person but rather feel sorry for them. More so the extreme ends, a player can get 3200 cups just by being good at the game but to get 4000+ you are looking at some serious social issues.
imagine for a second you didn't play coc. Would you really respect a person who couldn't go 5 mins without tapping his phone or think this guy has some serious issues. I feel bad enough and know it must look sad when we are about to go out and I say to my wife hold on 2 mins because I am in the middle of a raid can only imagine how pathetic it would be to be like that 24/7.
Big DE number shows both dedication and skill.
Friends in need shows both activity and willingness to share.
Trophies and how they speak to people.
I respect them as a person after i talk to them, but i respect them as a player depending on their gold grab and how high they've been
I respect any good players that is willing to teach/guide newbies... Even if he was rude.
(Imagine a drill sargeant whipping and cursing new recruits)