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Edited by I chucklez I:
11/24/2014 3:58:17 PM
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I cant stand raid "pick up" raid groups....
90% of the time I come to bungie.net to find a raid group, teamates expect to be carried with little contribution. It does not matter if they are 29 or 30, there is no screening progress for "teamwork" or coordination. Just 2 rogue teammates (sometimes one) can prevent a succesfull raid and waste time/energy. The worst part is the effect cascades into people dropping out one by one due to frustration, then the cycle continues as we search for new teams...
I think there needs to be some kind of "raid score/evaluation" where unhelpfull teammates and quiters could essentially become blacklisted (or at least make everyone aware of their tendencies).
Until then, I guess I will just have to miss out on a few weekly raids if im not online when my raiding friends are.
Post your thoughts.
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10 RepliesI wont attempt a raid until i spend some serious time watching the youtube vids. Then hopefully get in w a good experienced group so i dont make many mistakes. I feel that if you dont know it before you attempt it or aren't that good yet then you should at the very least let the entire team know. Then they can decide to keep you or let you go. It's pretty simple. I was invited to fireteam and spawned in the raid yesterday. I said wtf to the dude who invited me, i dont know this/that! The group was as you described: one guy was sort of the leader but it wasn't structured or planned out well so everyone dropped out. Not a surprise drop, we just all agreed that it would be a waste of time.
