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I agree.

But hey, I can't expect much from nOObs. The nOObs are the ones that came up with that term. I'm also guessing that whoever came up with that term is no older than 15 and they probabally think its funny, which it is not.

Is Rtrain okay?  Saying train takes away the idea of what you are doing in BO.  Rtrains says what you are doing...without saying what you are doing.

Just saying trains could work too, or running trains, or hording zombies, but chances are it wont change unless people like syndicate, chris smoove, ngt zombies etc. star using those terms

there is not going to be trains in black ops 2 is what i heard so it will eventually where off but for now everyone is going to use it its to catchy thats like looking at water and saying stop using this term call it shelly from now on -.-

That term - or the first word of it - is something that we (women gamers) have been trying to remove from gaming vernacular for years and years. For a woman that term evokes a visceral, emotional response, even if it's unintended.

Just use another word. Be the guy that makes a new gaming term.

I feel strongly enough about it that I don't play with or socialize with anyone that uses this term. Period. When I first joined the Gaming community back in Delta Force PC days, it's use was rampant. I am proud to say that I rarely hear it anymore, even in pubs. 

It's time to bring up the level of class in our gaming world. Will you join me?

what is a **** train anyways?

For those who don't know..."Trains" are what highly skilled players use to get to higher rounds.  They group of a bunch of zombies, without shooting them, then take off!  The zombies follow, with each zombie running in the same line, slowing one another down because they don't know how to cut in line.  Then the player shoots them down like sitting ducks.

The original word...which will not be mentioned here, is used to describe how the Zombies fall in such a way that leaves the player with satisfaction while leaving the Zombies with the feeling like the just got screwed.

Tada!  How'd I do Treyarch?

Btw, "Trains" is the new term I use to describe such an action.  It neither says what I'm doing or implies any kind of violent or hateful act.

I just call them chains.

I don't even use that stupid term, I would always say someting like "Im gonna run a train..."

The person who got that popular (and maybe made it up) was syndicate, I dont like that kid for nothing. He has no respect for anyone and says whatever he wants, (yes he can but thats not what i mean). He says things like r***e and the Lord's name in vein. Now that is something very American for him to say and hes from the UK so I think he just says it to seem "cool".

So Fox, you can blame it all on him.

It won't wear off, it's one of those terms that shows our social ignorance and it probably WASN'T a kid 15 years or younger who came up with it. Kids may be more naive that adults as to what's socially acceptable but we adults can be very ignorant as well. The first rule to fixing something is stop blaming someone else....

Anyway if you don't like it just 1) don't use it and 2) when in a conversation/chat with someone who mentions it then promptly explain your displeasure with the word and let them know you'd really appreciate it if they didn't use it. Odd part is when I tried to look up the term R*** Train in the dictionary all it talks about are video games

Anyway the supposed AI impovements of BO2 may help date the term but in all likelyhood it will not completely vanish.