6. Whiners. Accusers that only accuse because they’re getting picked off the time. (PICK a different strategy and route and practice and MAYBE you’ll be picking them off instead..)

3. Team jumpers – The ones that Absolutely HAVE to be on the winning team. If the team they’re on starts losing, they jump ship to the other team.

4. Annoying Pro. The one who rubs it in they’re on top, AND if you actually beat them, will try to bring up kill ratios if they can, or some other excuse. Also included can be those who HATE it when they get killed a little too often, and then lash out verbally (chat message, esp) Overall, the air of superiority. (The only superiority here is their own need of EGO boosting.)

3. Blockers. Nothing worse than seeing a nade lobbed your way, (HK or hand) that you try to get away from and minimize your damage, only to find someone else in your way. (only consolation is they die with you)

2. Spawn killers. Really, how much skill does it take to run around the other teams spawn, or find a good camping spot, and pick off the opposing team as fast as the protection runs out?

1. CHEATERS! Aimbot, wall-hack, doesn’t matter. It shows a complete lack of skillz for the cheating player.

UrT, while not as “pretty” (yet), is much superior to the now heavily milked MW franchise. Are there some things that can be looked at and borrowed? Yes, carefully (Don’t want Activision to kill UrT due to alleged IP infringement.) Are there other lessons from MW that UrT can learn to avoid the same problems? Yes. UrT does a great job right now avoiding some problems, where the server owners care anyway.