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12/27/2015 7:41:47 PM
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There is always "That one guy" in the raid...
Regardless of the raid, there's always one.
1. Constant talker: Always talking over everyone in the party, makes communication nearly impossible.
2. Dies all the time: Whether it's an ogre, acolyte, or a single thrall, he ends up dead.
3. Knows everything: No matter how many times the rest of the team has done the raid, he knows more and is sure to explain what to do.
4. The blame game guy: If he dies, it's someone else's fault. Misses the platforms, someone else's fault. Or the ever constant, "It was the lag! It was the lag! excuse."
5. Always away guy: He might need to go get a drink, some food, make a phone call, or go to the bathroom. But he is gone at some point at every step on the raid.
6. Screws around guy: Running around tea bagging or punching people, dancing constantly instead of getting on a plate, getting off a plate at the last second. Anything to prolong the raid makes this guy happy.
7. Constantly laggy guy (though I admit, this is me sometimes): The result is everything from enemies not taking damage, to a 10 second delay before a plate starts up. At least have the courtesy to admit you are the problem if this is the case, and let your team try and find someone else to take your spot if your internet is having problems like that.
Try not to be any of "these guys" and the raid will go so much smoother and quicker.
What else am I missing?
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2 RisposteI find it incredibly annoying when people talk about things that are unimportant during hectic parts of the raid. Keep the comms clear of chatter during boss fights! Save it for jumping puzzles or other less chaotic times. I'm all about having a good laugh but I don't want to hear jokes when the gazer is doing their countdown or when plate-holders are informing the group that their light eater knight is down. Maybe I'm the minority in this regard I don't know. Just my opinion.
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1 RispondiI have no problem with #5. Some people just have home situations that are too hectic to allow them to sit in front of a TV uninterurpted for hours. The Know-it-All. The guy who treats everyone else like they've never done the raid before, and is going to tell you how to manage YOUR game....and its almost always wrong. Had to tell one a couple of months ago to shut up,...after I died in the relic running phase of the Oryx fight because our relic runner was too slow and was throwing off eveyrone else's timing. He never got the timing right. I eventually just had to throw my Titan bubble down while we were waiting for him to arrive back in the center, so we didnt' get shot in the back by adds while we were waiting on him to get there.....
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1 RispondiThe guy who constantly dies because he has to check his phone every minute. The guy who "i had to reload", "I didnt call out the knight behind you because a dog ate my homework" The guy who when you get teamed up with him somehow causes more problems than he fixes. The guy who after the 50th time still asks you which settings he needs for his bubble, yet still manages to get it wrong. Who am I kidding, they're all the same guy ! hi Nick :)
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1 RispondiDora the Explorer. Spends 5 minutes looking all over trying to find special ammo when we call for a wipe.
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Ha! Our clan has a member who hits every one of these points in every raid. He is a total pain in the ass.
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1 Rispondithe mother-blam!-er who never mutes his mic no matter what he's doing. Could be taking the biggest explosive diarrhea of his life and we're there for the experience.
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1 RispondiThere are only 6 I hate the most. 1. The one that has a shitty mic and has so much feed back that I can hear my self echo so dam much. 2. The people who play music. If its on for more then 10 minutes I'm booting you. 3. The guys who brag about how -blam!-ing good they are and how much they raid (yeah man I do this 6294728298 times a day I'm really -blam!-ing good) ok stfu you been talking about it for the whole hour. 4. The no mic but I know what I'm doing guy. Then ends up -blam!-ing up or not hearing anyone correctly because no -blam!-ing mic. 5. The ones that say "ok if we don't complete this in 2 tries I'm leaving because you all suck" jeezus I want to slap them -_- 6. The WORST one. The guy that wants to avoid doing the important parts of the raid, be it (Glyph caller, Having The Gaze, Don't want to be torn so wipe, and can I please be relic runner? I always die if I'm not) Same with the other raids, they always expect to be carried and expect no one will call it out. Ah man I can't put up with them
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Modificato da Snoop_TX: 12/28/2015 3:11:59 PMHate the guy who goes AFK and never says anything. Hate the guy who can't jump and grab the relic. Hate the guy who refuses to grab the brand, gaze, or be the jumper. Hate the guy who refuses to call out his knights spawn before running to the middle plate. Hate the guy who is constantly killed while crouched on their plate. Hate that guy who has to swap all his gear before every fight yet never brings any of it with him.
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Everyone needs to see this.
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Modificato da Hulkksmash: 12/28/2015 4:11:44 PMDont forget the dog walker ! Or kid crying in background
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The guy who keeps dying but continually tells everyone how to play and when to do stuff.
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There is no "screws around guy" in my group.... Oh wait... Jesus I think that's me.
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Modificato da CozMcKilljoy: 12/28/2015 5:30:24 PMNeed to add the screamer, people that overreact to everything. Scream about missed shots or a stumble getting on to a plate. Or at you when you make the tiniest mistake. I found 2 of these dudes in one night believe it or not....
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4 RisposteModificato da Aurik Kal Durin: 12/28/2015 8:15:19 AMWhat about that one guy with the incredibly deep and sexy [i]William Strife-ish[/i] voice that turns you on even though you're not gay? [spoiler]Oh, wait... did I say that out loud?[/spoiler]
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Gotta love em
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That guy that just cannot understand what you've told him to do 41 times.
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The clueless guy.
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The Sneaker: Has never done the Raid before, or a specific section, and never says a word about it. Ends up getting destroyed as it starts.
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7 RisposteThe guy using an apple headset with lots of feedback noise. The guy eating chips. The noob who thinks he is in charge- doesn't even understand the mechanics but tries to direct everyone on what to do. The guy who can't even cross the tomb ship puzzle or the chasm puzzle and asks us to pull him through after failing for 10 minutes.
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9 RisposteDon't forget about the guy who blasts gangster rap super loud.
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Questionable Loadout Guy: Warpriest CP, "I'm using Suros regime and a 300+ fusion rifle because they have the highest light level." Don't be that guy.
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1 RispondiCan't do jumping puzzles. When he gets torn at deathsingers it's an automatic wipe
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Will kick anyone who messes up, then proceeds to mess up... ALOT!
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Hey, sometimes dying is part of the learning process though. The king's fall raid is the first time I have put time into learning the mechanics of each part of a raid since I started playing destiny, which was in may. I haven't even finished normal but I can tell you that I have had to do the totems so many times after a wipe, the same with the warpriest, and the sisters. The other stuff I won't say I haven't done but I am not doing it constantly. I never use lfg and I have a core group of friends that I play with and sometimes it helps to bring some levity to the process, a game is supposed to be fun and scrubs like me won't learn as well if it isn't fun. I will tell you that I am the type of player that will follow directions though and I have no problem admitting that I do not understand what is going on. I also like to watch different parts of the raid, learn the "strategeries", and I will do my best to explain to the leader what I understand and what my role is during a fight. I know time is limited and I know destiny rng just loves to dick slap everyone in the face, so I try to prepare before hand and to visualize each sequence once I have a basic understanding of what to do, i.e the warpriest and the daughters. My point is that there are many players like me that have to work at it more than others but we can be extremely reliable in the future, but we can't learn if we are so tense about dying that all we can think about is running for our lives.
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1 RispondiWhat about "The guy that starts a section early before planning has finished"? Had this with some pain in the ass kid starting the section before you fight the warpriest. Sorry, I don't know the name of it and I've only done a full playthrough once.
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