That was the name of a server I joined on Halo 2 Vista. For those who do not know, left shift means to crouch, crouching on somebody is considered a teabag. I gotta say, I cracked up when I saw that, and joined the server. Three people immediately rage quit.

Anyway, I filmed that game, so you can see for yourself the warlock and lockout game which I participated in. I found it to be hilarious.

mini0013xx wrote:That was the name of a server I joined on Halo 2 Vista. For those who do not know, left shift means to crouch, crouching on somebody is considered a teabag. I gotta say, I cracked up when I saw that, and joined the server. Three people immediately rage quit.

Anyway, I filmed that game, so you can see for yourself the warlock and lockout game which I participated in. I found it to be hilarious.

You must be popular.

Kusa 'Aezotee wrote:

mini0013xx wrote:That was the name of a server I joined on Halo 2 Vista. For those who do not know, left shift means to crouch, crouching on somebody is considered a teabag. I gotta say, I cracked up when I saw that, and joined the server. Three people immediately rage quit.

Anyway, I filmed that game, so you can see for yourself the warlock and lockout game which I participated in. I found it to be hilarious.

You must be popular.

Turns out it was a mod that only shows the gamertag you're playing as, meant to make plenty of people angry.

It was still funny though.

mini0013xx wrote:Turns out it was a mod that only shows the gamertag you're playing as, meant to make plenty of people angry.

It was still funny though.

I had no idea those were in Halo 2. :O