Dear Headset,
I must admit, I haven\'t been much for using headsets in the past. I could never afford one, or my connection was too slow; my intel would come too little too late from lagging. Ever since I bought W@W, I felt it necessary to chip in and purchase a shiny new headset for my PS3. I couldn\'t WAIT to get into the game using it.
The problem is: Some of you don\'t know something called "etiquette".
Well before I got my new headset (which sits ever so comfortably on my ear), you managed to spam my TV speakers (set to a fairly decent volume) with static. Honestly, if I wanted to listen to "snow", I\'d go outside. At least it falls QUIETLY.
I also am aware you love the sound of your own singing. However, you\'d fail at any singing competition. In fact, I think I heard a small Japanese woman cringing at the sound of your voice, WHILE she performed an Engrish version of "Never Gonna Give You Up". Please, stop. I\'m trying to knife this guy in the back; spraying a shower of crimson goodness. I really don\'t want to hear some crappy pop song that I won\'t give two s---s about after the match is over, and I\'ve properly teabagged your bullet ridden corpse.
As much as I\'m sure the other person on the phone wants to know what cream your hemorrhoids needs; I don\'t. If someone calls... please mute your headset. I really don\'t like missing kills because your loud, obnoxiously unneeded conversation breaks into my concentration.
You know that bitchin soundtrack you just burned onto your PS3? I\'m not interested. Stop trying to spam the airwaves with "doon DOKKA DOOKA DON! DA DA DAOW Uh, Uh oh yeahhhh :techno noise here:". It sucks. Music is distracting, especially music that is accompanied by that oddly loud "snow". I\'d tell the snow to shut up, but it lands and melts away before I get the chance. Damn you snow. Damn you... :shakes fist in anger:
Please, turn down the volume of your TV, or sit a bit further away. I know my voice is indomitably sexy... but I really don\'t need to hear myself reverberating from your speakers, into my headset. Honestly, it throws me off for some reason. This is especially bad when I\'m attempting to hand out some intel. Are you deaf? Don\'t make me beg, because that\'s really just a heartbreaking sight.
Now that I have a headset, your misuse of the "Team Communication Device" is a bit more... personally located. By that I mean: You\'re in my f---ing ear. Please show me, and the rest of the team some respect. Stop spamming the airwaves, and contribute to the team vocally. Or just shut off your set and let the rest of us do it.
We know what we\'re doing. Trust me.
-Axikal