Why is it that almost every strike I am in I am the only one dropping light? I will go in with Obsidian Mind and 96% Intellect on my Voidwalker and throw down nova bombs left and right. If I drop less than fifty orbs of light a match I am doing something wrong. How is it that no one else seems to ever use theirs? There is plenty of light on the ground that I drop so you can burn yours and immediately be full again. Also, you help me out by dropping light for me. Mind you that my helm makes it so that I am usually half full for my next nova bomb each time I kill a group of enemies with a nova bomb, but sometimes I need an extra orb or two. It absolutely baffles me why people other than Sunsingers in a nightfall mission horde supers. I remember I used to do that. Keep it in my back pocket as a last ditch effort trump card move when I was new to the game. But I quickly learned that they are meant to be used and used often. There should be no reason a mid-twenties or higher level guardian doesn't know this. So why the hesitation to use your supers to help the team? While I'm at it, I often see people not using their heavy weapons or not using them often. I carry a dozen or more synths with me each match and time it so that I am always full and when a group of enemies come I am ready with either a super or a full clip of heavy ammo. Could you also explain why you never use your heavy weapons? -Edit- Apparently there are a lot of people who play like I do, which I didn't expect when I made this poll so sorry that the options are limited to mostly "I don't do it" kind of options. Thankfully I left "other" in there as a catch-all. Thanks for all the responses. I never expected so many people to respond with so many different explanations gameplay styles. I'm not trying to tell anyone how to play the game but I am hoping to point out how efficient this type of gameplay is and I was legitimately asking why people didn't play like this when orbs of light and heavy synth are easily renewed. I also see that many people aren't intentionally trying not to be team players as they support in other ways, they don't care for supers or they simply didn't know or forgot. Also thanks to those who took time to explain their loadouts and perks that come with them. There is some really valuable information in these posts so I am glad we are helping the community together.