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[TheEgoRaptor]

I only ever kick people that just sit in the lobby, I couldn't care less what their N7 Rating is.

[MADDPADD]

I haz N7553 I only vote to kick
Players AFK
Low class builds in silver.
Players that constantly fail to get in the LZ before the timer ends cos they needz moar kills.
Level 20's in bronze (bronze ballers) after promoting I play bronze for a couple of rounds having a maxed lvl20 killing all makes the game boring for me & others.

That being said I've been kicked a lot for having a high N7 cos apparently I iz gonna get "Their" points.

[LAMBENT GEAR79]

MissMinaethiel wrote...

I only boot on silver if the person is <15 N7 simply because silver is not a place for low level characters or experience. I don't need to be picking people up every five seconds because they can't hold their own against some Marauders. However I'll gladly give anyone above that a chance. I just feel that a decent N7 shows that you have put in the effort to understand the game and the enemies. Oh, and also the character you play as. I find it silly to boot people for reasons other than that though.

because it is so hard to comprehend the whole "point and shoot" process? Lvl means nothing, I was level 95 when they shut down the demo and it took me FOUR tries to get into a match when I first got the game (4 days after it came out)....lvl does not imply you do not know what you are doing...

[Eclispe]

Its frustrating when you are playing gold and Level - 1,2,3,4,5 etc join im thinking what the hell can you contribute to the game you have a pea shooter ' , even then i spend half my time reviving them it annoying how they join to try and Level Boost im like nope leave and go to Bronze.

[Homey C-Dawg]

Kicking someone who's trying to play a level 20 character...how dumb.

Sorry for ya OP. I've noticed the trend increasing too.

[KayB1991]

Only time I think of kicking is when they are just sitting in the lobby not doing anything when everyone else is ready. I'll give them some time because I can understand being afk to do something really quick though. I could care less about n7 rank, if they're low and in a lobby which I think is higher than their skills then I'll question it but most of the time I give them a chance.

[DontLickTheSoap]

I kick everyone I see out until it's just me left, then I sit there and stare at the lobby until bedtime.

[The Exiled Paladin]

My N7 level is about 477 now and I'll happily take part in games with anyone of any level (from 1 to 500+) as long as they can play in a team. Afterall we all started out as N7 1 and had to work our way up. If anyone wants a game add me on Origin, my game ID is Exiled_Paladin.

[xXxBONESxXx]

I'll tell you whats ridiculous...PUGs in Silver+ where players run around like idiots going in all different directions with the intention of winning the "who kills the best" game, only to go down in a part of the map where nobody else is and bleeding out while surrounded by an entire spawn of mobs...in round 1.

And that is about a billion times more likely to occur than joining a PUG in Silver+ where players actually work together and know wtf they are doing, with the weapons and equipment to back it up. So if anything, the OP's point is mute...since experience dictates reality (even in a game).

If you want to be accepted in Silver+ you have to prove yourself by first bringing a character to the match that won't die in two shots, and second having proper weapons and using all your equipment slots if your under level 15.

You can cry about how unfair it is till the cows come home but it won't change anyone's mind about YOU. In fact, your complaining about this only serves to prove your obviously not prepared and don't have a clue what to expect in Silver+.

Also, the fact that you think anyone with a high N7 rank who wants to kick a lowbie from Silver+ is an elitist only further proves your complete lack of understanding of how this game works. All a high N7 rank means is that the player has promoted his characters in order to re-spec...multiple times. It has no effect on how the game plays whatsoever. It does, however, speak to a certain level of EXPERIENCE. That being the case, if they think you are not ready or your load-out is not beneficial to the groups ability to complete the rounds then who are you to argue with them?

Sorry for my extended rant, but frankly I'm so sick of the idiot brigade PUGing Silver+ with the hopes that some Übermensch will carry the whole team to victory that...I just can't find the words anymore...

[Captain Locksley]

If people don't know you, others can only assume how good you are based on your N7 rating. Your experience and probably your weapon loadout all count toward deciding if your suitable - and of course your choice of class and level. Bronze it really doesn't matter at all, everyone be what they want and get along with what they have, at any level of character. Silver ideally you need to be higher both in level and character, but you should have at least two decent players, otherwise its a waste of time for everybody. Lower levels should level up in bronze first!! As for gold, it is hard/very hard depending on your team you have with you. Players of low N7 level, or character, or even worse both - are a burden on the whole team and will more than likely lose the game for everybody, hence kick. That player could be the best dam player in the world, but try gold with anything less than at least level 12 character. I've tried too many times playing rounds with lower level players and their characters (or even with level 20 but low level N7 - or vice versa) and it has flopped every time.. We have choices, I'd rather not spend 20 minutes getting to round 5/6 then the team all dies out - almost always because of lack of experience and knowledge etc of the game.

So basically, bronze anything goes, Silver you should be reasonably high levelled, and gold don't attempt unless you are using a level 20 or close to - and have a decent N7 rating, 100 plus would seem reasonable...

[N Malboeuf]

I refuse to play with Vanguards they warp around killing every thing leaving you stand there with nothing, but with saying that I never host or kick, I would rather play with new people so I can gain points, but at the same time I will leave stragglers and follow till they kill them off. I do usally have the highest kill count but thats because I throw my senitial into a mas of low end front line troops that I just sparked and stunned.
At the same time the people who kick do have a right to play with who they want to and to have a better chance of completing a gold mission.

[xXxBONESxXx]

N Malboeuf wrote...

I refuse to play with Vanguards they warp around killing every thing leaving you stand there with nothing...

See, thats my point exactly. People who think Silver+ is the same thing as Bronze only with better rewards. People trying to play their Vanguard like this in Silver+ are one of the reasons those who know will kick Vanguards before the rounds even start.

I admit its fun as hell in Bronze to do that as a Vanguard, but try it in Silver+ and you become the one people make posts about...and not in a good way.

[N Malboeuf]

xXxBONESxXx wrote...

And that is about a billion times more likely to occur than joining a PUG in Silver+ where players actually work together and know wtf they are doing, with the weapons and equipment to back it up. So if anything, the OP's point is mute...since experience dictates reality (even in a game).
...

Bull poop, I have played military massive sims with 65-200 players with 2000+ AI (ArmA 1-2), those players actually do require training and special equiptment. ME3 is no where near that with just 4 players, ME3 is simply a slug fest, max power per kill vs Hit points. you're not choosing experienced players your choosing the bigger gun.

[goofyomnivore]

Yeah some people are stupid as hell. I got kicked for being under N7 level 100 lol. Thank god I can edit the assets, so I don't have to deal with it anymore if I don't want to.

[N Malboeuf]

I'm happy in bronze tho, I need a bigger gun before I really start to play in silver/gold, plus my up front play stye gets me killed in silver too much, I still stay in front of the group to take the most hits, and will charge Banshees and Brutes for that last knife up and close kill, which back fires in silver/gold lol

[VirtualAlex]

People get kicked for alot of reasons. Unless you know why you are kicked there is no reason to complain about this particular reason. I kick people very often because someone comes online and wants to play with me, and so someone needs to be kicked. I am sure some people I kick think it is because of this, but it never is. Unless the character level is below 10, I don't care who stays and goes.

Some people might hate your class.

[Purple People Eater]

N7 level has nothing to do with anything for me. I will say though, that if im trying to play silver or gold, I dont want to play with someone who is using a level 3 character. If you're going to play silver you at least need to have a level 13 character with some higher ability upgrades, and if you're going gold, its level 20 or nothing. If im playing bronze though, I could care less what level someone is at.

[xXxBONESxXx]

N Malboeuf wrote...

xXxBONESxXx wrote...

And that is about a billion times more likely to occur than joining a PUG in Silver+ where players actually work together and know wtf they are doing, with the weapons and equipment to back it up. So if anything, the OP's point is mute...since experience dictates reality (even in a game).
...

Bull poop, I have played military massive sims with 65-200 players with 2000+ AI (ArmA 1-2), those players actually do require training and special equiptment. ME3 is no where near that with just 4 players, ME3 is simply a slug fest, max power per kill vs Hit points. you're not choosing experienced players your choosing the bigger gun.

I never said it required advanced training...which makes me wonder why your even quoting me other than the fact that I quoted you just before your post.

As far as what you quoted, who are you to say what my experience has been? It seems very presumptuous on your part.

[N Malboeuf]

xXxBONESxXx wrote...

I never said it required advanced training...which makes me wonder why your even quoting me other than the fact that I quoted you just before your post.

As far as what you quoted, who are you to say what my experience has been? It seems very presumptuous on your part.

I think we quoted each other with out knowing, but that was my point, people get kicked based on thier load outs and what ever experience they have is disregaurded.  I'm just stating that ME3 is slug fest and saying that it takes time and planning to win a map is not true. you can try and have fun doing it, but it's still a slug fest,
Have bigger gun, will Travel.

[xXxBONESxXx]

N Malboeuf wrote...

xXxBONESxXx wrote...

I never said it required advanced training...which makes me wonder why your even quoting me other than the fact that I quoted you just before your post.

As far as what you quoted, who are you to say what my experience has been? It seems very presumptuous on your part.

I think we quoted each other with out knowing, but that was my point, people get kicked based on thier load outs and what ever experience they have is disregaurded.  I'm just stating that ME3 is slug fest and saying that it takes time and planning to win a map is not true. you can try and have fun doing it, but it's still a slug fest,
Have bigger gun, will Travel.

All fighting games come down to damage vs. hitpoints at their lowest level, but don't act like experience playing Silver+ has no effect on your ability to be succesfull at it.

As far as planning goes...even a team of adepts have to coordinate who throws what, otherwise you have every one throwing setups and nobody throwing knockdowns. If experience didn't matter, then everyone would be able to solo Gold just because one or two people have.

[T41rdEye]

Vanguards get a bad rap, and its understandable. I see more of them with snipers and ARs than shotguns. Worse, they charge in to ONE cannibal/trooper and nova every time. Seriously? Nova has to be the most irritating power I see used in the mp.

With all that said, its my favorite class to play. I don't use nova, and always use the Claymore. To many people use charge as an offensive weapon. I use it for mobility and the shield recharge. When used skillfully, its can be an excellent team player. Most of the time though, people just don't have a clue.

[Lawless7225]

In a complete utterly clear perfect moment of snobbery i kicked rank 10 adept lugging a mattock and eviscerator as weapons. I just new i would be stuck saving that moron from themselves for the next 20 minutes, especially since they didn't have a mic and i was able to suggest something more effective. :/ i sure im going to hell for it. :/

[Lanuin]

After reading many threads like this before I thought I wasn't going to post in here... until my last game.
Silver game. I am around 229.. 2 other people range from 40-90.. and the last one... a n7/level 20 soldier. Mattock I.. Claymore I.

"You know what?", I thought to myself, "I always read threads about players who stick to just one class, keep their N7 low, and apparently dominate. Let's give this guy a try." And with that I ready up.

We random'd Geth.. Noveria.. going for the guard the ladder strategy. All is fine and dandy. By the end of round one, he was dead twice. Round two, 3 total deaths and proceeded to stand directly in my front of me effectively blocking one of the cover positions at the top of the stairs. Wave 3 comes up, I manage to cloak my way through the 4 objectives with one other guy alive since Mr. Soldier dove into a pack of hunters/troopers and got himself and someone else killed when reviving him.

The game continues in the same fashion for about 15 more minutes with him dead half the time.

I know this isn't how every low level person plays, but it is my experience. Yes some people boot based purely on N7. Yes some of those people are elitist. But the majority of the people that boot are booting from their experiences with low level people.

N7 doesn't make you a good player, but it does show that you have experience with the enemies, maps, and (hopefully) other classes so you can play better as part of a team.

Some people spent some time in Bronze to learn the basics and get comfortable with their classes/strategies. You can usually tell who those people are.

[Jaron Oberyn]

Lots of assumptions here. First many of you seem to have missed the part where I said I'm a level 20. Second, I know n7 means nothing. That's my point. Booting someone because they stick to one class is childish. I play an Asari vanguard on silver and gold. I'm not the one that's always bleeding out looking for a revive. Just because I charge throughout the map doesn't mean I don't know what I'm doing. Again, I rarely need revives, and when I do need one I can use any of my 5 revive packs mapped to the d pad. As for my load out, what I choose to equip is up to me. I use the best weapon I can in order to be the most effective in combat. Different people have different play styles. There is no right or wrong way to play this game. So xxxbonesxxx try to read what I post before jumping to conclusions. If your not going to take the time to collect all relevant information on the topic, don't bother posting since your response isn't applicable in this case. If anything, I think it's you who doesn't know how to play rather than me.


-Polite

[Shock n Awe]

Sykoschematic wrote...

N7 ranks mean nothing. Sure if you're into leaderboards but a lot of people aren't.

Some guy joined my Gold lobby today and was talking crap because i'm N7 80-something. I'm damn good at the game but I don't want to waste my time leveling up a character only to reset it.

The multiplayer has become boring and tedious already, I don't know how people play it for so long.

Levelling up is what keeps me interested, which is why I promote my characters all the time.

Level 1 -> 15, Silver.

15 -> 20, Gold.

20, promote.