How to get impressed by an opponent trophy cabinet?

[fastflowdaman]

You're off to a bad start to earn mine simply by posting a question like this.

Edited February 20, 2017 by fastflowdaman

[Guest]

Where is the non of above choice? Respect by earning trophies? OMG what has the world come to!!!

[Jak]

Don't be anything like me.

[Undead Wolf]

Haha, I wonder who that second choice was aimed at... 

 

I assume the OP meant "How do you get respect as a gamer?" and not just how do you gain respect in general. If you're an asshole with a large trophy count or some UR platinums, you're still an asshole. 

 

I respect gamers who play the games they enjoy and don't feel the need to do something in order to impress others. Trophies don't really even come into it. I have way more respect for gamers who don't rub their "accomplishments" in other people's faces or think they're better than others. Actions speak louder than words.

[Dav9834]

12 minutes ago, Undead Wolf said:

If you're an asshole with a large trophy count or some UR platinums, you're still an asshole. 

I stand corrected, this is my favorite reply. Lol

 

 

Well if we're talking about gaming, I suppose I respect those that have a lot of enthusiasm about the game they're playing. It's always nice to hear about people enjoying themselves with the games. It kinda uplifts others in a way 

Trophies have nothing to do with respect.(though if you platinumed SO4 I will give you quite a bit of credit... Quite a bit..... Unless you're an asshole ) 

 

[AffectatiousDonk]

Be consistent in your actions, if you say you are going to do something / organise or participate in it then do it. If you really want to build an online persona and respect join an event / comp or sub community within this great community. Never take yourself to seriously, choose the people you like to game with / talk too and don't waste time pandering to the ones you don't. Have fun, laugh and all good things will follow 

[Z1MZUM]

I couldn't pick either, I'm a gamer for life and just love gaming. The plats I have are mainly from games that I just haven't stopped playing. So many people have said and know this so I won't repeat the "what respect means", Let's just say that I respect everyone here and rarely look at trophies.

[Satoshi Ookami]

10 hours ago, GoldenShaka said:

Edit: I just noticed all your medals, great job Satoshi.

Medals? Huh? =D What do you mean by medals? =D

[kashu_ryo]

sry i forgot to put "as a gamer" in the question    but thx for that great feedback anyway

[kusuriuriPT]

Dont bother me and i wont bother you = mutual respect

[Vergil]

You earn respect by respecting others

[Zombie-Valentine]

You can gain respect by taking over an enemy trophy territory, taking down an enemy trophy member or a trophy dealer.

You'll lose respect if you take down a member of your own trophy gang or lose a trophy territory.

 

You'll know you've earned respect as a "+ respect" will appear in the corner of your vision, and you'll suddenly be able to recruit more trophy friends, your "trophy appeal" will also be affected.

[silenticecream]

Respect yourself before you wreck yourself

[Vynzen]

Give of yourself more than you expect to get.... At least I do, I dare say.
In 95% of the sessions always first look the opposite ppl to be happy, I'm prefer to doing stuff last.

I do not judge by the number of trophies, language and nationality. Some players with 100+ trophy in list who I met in time was boasters, arrogant and uncommunicative. I could not expect any help and support from them even for a single trophy. Some do not even bother to respond to your msg.
Do not hurry, do not die for trophies/plats, be polite and do things friendly, with understanding, to help each other really when boosting.
Honest and accountable when join in a session and appear on time. If you can't, just announced it. I always understanding.

We must not be greedy, brash and arrogant. Do not envy and not offend your boosting partners because they, like us, have their own time and life.

Аnd not always understood the mechanics of the game from the 1st time.

Bad players are always visible and be felt early.

Good are rare, but quality .And make things right for you as you would expect them do for you either.

BE RESPECTFUL!

[Ric]

I don't respect someone just for their trophies. I respect everyone unless they show they don't deserve it.

 

If you ask me what impresses me more trophy wise. I'm going to have to say a nice amount of trophies including a good number of rare ones. (i.e. a combination of your options)

Edited February 20, 2017 by Ric

[EpicNogg4]

Gaming wise I respect someone who has a profile full of games they enjoy. Take a look at @Gibbo_0113 for example, that profile is fucking sexy. Goals right there

Edited February 20, 2017 by EpicNogg4

[Sora9427]

Quite a useless topic.

 

You get respect for what you do and treat the others First, if you're a jackass that only insult me i don't care if you have a perfect profile for example

 

That's 95% of it.

 

Then you if you ahve a cool profile and everything with ahrd and long plats Respect but if you're a Jerk having this profile i don't care. 

Edited February 20, 2017 by Sora9427

[JiII-Valentine--]

I didn't bother voting because the answer is neither. To get respect from other gamers you need to demonstrate how good you are at the game in front of them, whether online or in person. Then they'll want to play with you or have you on their team. You don't earn respect by showing people how many trophies you have. Also, being an overall nice guy helps too.

[Maxximum]

Just be a fun guy, kind, helpful and you'll get respect before you know it .

 

Trophies have got nothing to do with respect. Having a whole bunch of them with many Platinums can sometimes lead to showing-off or bragging, and that's how you lose respect.

Just keep collecting Trophies for fun and don't do anything rather stupid.

[Pershing24]

 

 

Respect is something that is earned, not given

 

[FawltyPowers]

As most people have written, it's neither.

 

Most Trophies? Never. I read about that player Haboom who got 1000 platinums, in order to do this he had to sacrifice things in real life to achieve it. The last word that comes to mind is respect, instead it's just pity.

 

Most difficult platinums? I would say "impressed" comes to mind not "respect".

 

Respect I reserve for those that are prepared to help you even when there's nothing in it for themselves. Their trophy list doesn't even come into it.

[Satoshi Ookami]

7 minutes ago, FawltyPowers said:

he had to sacrifice things in real life to achieve it

Money to import VNs to skip them?

[FawltyPowers]

2 hours ago, Satoshi Ookami said:

Money to import VNs to skip them?

 

Sorry I don't know what that means. If you mean the exchange of money for trophies then to each their own. I was referring to a quote:

 

" I have played over 20k hours in the past 5 years and sacrificed many opportunities in life to reach where I am now.”

 

[Beyondthegrave07]

This is very simple:

1. Don't hack games - you'll immediately lose all respect

2. Don't have a profile of just easy games - 6 Stein's Gates in your profile is probably overkill IMO. Though I don't knock people for easy platinums, but don't overdo it and oh yeah, no Hannah Montana.

3. Do it by yourself - don't pay people to do it for you and don't share your account with others.

 

Pretty standard. I respect any trophy hunter who follows this, big collection or small.

[Sigma999]

Trophies don't earn yourself respect as a gamer , the way you act with others gamers and also non-gamers is a much better plus in esrn yourself some respect . 

This poll is neglecting some important points to consider in that regard . 

Edited February 21, 2017 by Sigma999