[quote]I'm not sure how you can claim to sherpa people along with so few clears.[/quote] 15 years of various game raiding experience is #1. The details are almost always very similar from a programming perspective too. The amount of overall recycled inputs/outputs and expectations is due to the programming atmospheres and capabilities secondly. Also, I don't sherpa all the time. I get on to help those who have little or zero experience about it. That and I don't twitch. Btw, my actual number is 19. I'm a titan main and like I already explained to the muted individual, I redid my titan for my nephew who wanted to start fresh while he was visiting. He's already back up to speed and running raids. [quote]And it shows in your wall of, in the main, incorrect points and musings.[/quote] Sorry kiddo, but my points are based on multiple examples and varieties of gamers. I can simplify or expand on them though, so quote the area in question and ask for elaboration of more specific or more general. [quote](I mean...would you take Eater tips from someone with only 8 clears that seroiusly!?!)[/quote] You're clearly an early game raider. That's fine. Raiding is about details and results. You pull raid details and results will typically follow. My advice on that is thus: - Simplify the steps for the lower light raiders. - Know the damage parameters for the actual encounter. - Remember that most game change damage parameters for specific fights based on how many adds are in the arena. - Learning to gauge difficulties is easier if you first learn the CR (Challenge rating) system from D&D (this is called Dungeon Masters guide and is a quick google search away) OR numbering the amount of Major enemies in Destiny encounters to normal ones. The expectancy should be around 1:5 to 1:10 if on normal difficulties (300 rating. This is only a baseline however). - Knowing the rough damage numbers (statistician from WoW or Rift equivalent) for your team. - Know the roles. I do all of this in a single raid. After you do it enough times? It becomes muscle memory.

I ran EoW with him 2 days ago. It's worse than u think.

Considering you and your buddy still don’t know raid mechanics? You go ahead and do you. Your muted and blocked on Xbox with an approval score well beneath the threshold I expect for teamwork acceptable players. But considering I already get most new players I Sherpa through? I’m satisfied. Rather then listen to someone try and explain why two void on void side damage means void runner needs to go void (your words, not mine) and lose out on a single damage cranium and they simply chose to meet at arc, with the two other runners, rather then simply stop at solar like you also miscalculated about. Again kiddo, you should listen to the guy who doesn’t game 24 hours a day, but has 15 years of raiding experience. And yes, you are expected to listen when I tell you to do something.

You can't sit here and state that you get most sherpa carries through when your recent clear success rate is 29% bro. I understand what youre trying to do with this post, but by no means and no way are you even close to considered an experienced raider in the eyes of d2 or anyone who plays d2. My suggestion, fully clear both raid and raid lair a) more b) more successfully before you sherpa. As you stated, you play mostly with a dedicated raid group, and if your dedicated raid group struggles to that extent in the normal raid then by no means should you "sherpa". Just because you know the fight mechanics doesn't mean you are automatically qualified to lead new ppl through the raid...just my two sense bro...

You get people through all 8 times. You go girl!!! I have exactly 100 more Argos completions than you. Yep, it's me that doesn't know the mechanics. I lucked my way into so many clears. Gotcha.

Mfw someone boasting about Destiny raid clears. Maybe I should actually do Argos at some point so I can laugh at it 🤔 Then again, loot is shit and I don't raid for scraps, yo.

C'mon Nox, you at least tried the jumping puzzle once. Give yourself some credit.

I don't care if you beat them legit, boosted them, raided where one person left to have check point and cheated the final stage of damage. I was there. You were there. Myself and two others told you to leave when you made your childish ultimatum. You have no say in the matter. We know what you are and you are definitely a crazy millennial who does not follow instructions very well. It's not my first rodeo with gamers like you and you will continue to be looked down upon primarily because you are NOT a team player. Sorry kiddo, but in other games with 10, 15, or 20 raiders? They don't hold onto you. You get booted after your stats reveal that "experienced" is failing to meet his quota. Go take a look at your loadouts next time too. If you don't like working with the raid team? Then siply say you aren't going to mesh and we'll get a 6th. You and your buddy were consistently doing things AND explaining things which did not fit that team mold. That's why I told you to do as I told you to do. You didn't, declared an ultimatum, and a total of 3 people told you to leave. We didn't want you and your buddy.

My condolences. Sadly we've all had raiders like him. Luckily, I've done enough to spot such wastes of time and roll with a decent group.

When I called him out about his lack of finishes (I have 108), he claimed the api wasn't counting his raids accurately since he deleted a character. Playing with him, I was surprised his completions were that high.