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1/15/2015 8:04:09 AM
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what side on conflux at templar is the hardest?
Left or right? My buddy says right and I say he's full of shit.
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Left. Love running it though
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right
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Left side. The enemies from the middle can come in behind you easier. On the right side, you are elevated and they bottleneck at the steps.
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Left if you disagree then you're a terrorist.
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left without a doubt
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Right is the easiest and can be done by one man. The middle is usually the worst if the left side is having trouble. We usually do 2 on the left, 2 in the middle, one on the right and a guy floating between the left and middle.
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Definatly left but I run right/mid most if the time
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Left no question
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Right side can be solo'd on hard- left side is much harder...or maybe I'm just badass and my 5 teammates such balls.
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Right is easy left then can get you from a far. It's a bit trickier but not hard
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I could solo left with a maxed fatebringer if middle and right were on lockdown. I'd always have a void machingun and maxed pocket infinity for minotaurs and things that got too close. Oracle part was a different story though..that is just for confluxes.
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Maybe your friend is the Templar. Then it would be his right side.
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Left by far. However, I never actually learned how to play right side, so I don't usually do as well over there
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Left guaranteed.
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Left is hardest middle is easiest
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5 Repliesleft has more adds.... right takes more damage
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I prefer taking left side
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1 ReplyLeft. A good Defender with Saint-14 can hold the Right by themselves.
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1 ReplyLeft is easiest personally. It all depends on position really. Personally, middle and left are my two fav spot. Right is a pain in my arse
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LEFT all day long. I can hold the right solo, with two its a joke. Left is WORK to do solo, hard to do with 2, and still a bigger challenge with three, than having 1/2 on the right side.
