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[Freskione2]

CraZy Marty 695 wrote...

I see myself as the unsung hero an the altruistic guy

Ditto..I am usually last on the board but I've noticed that if I die and don't get revived or have med to revive myself, others seem to run into a lot of trouble, die off or fail the mission. Not a high score killing machine but I do contribute (some may have other opinions of that though lol)

Like the list though. I've met a few of those kinds myself. The run around like a mad man person drives me nuts! This tends to scatter enemies so they end up coming up on all sides of you.  Grrr..

[Sinapus]

Kantham wrote...
The angry ignorant:

Will only use microphone to yell at you to get to the LZ, ignoring it doesn't matter, ignoring the fact that you don't care, or that things didn't go as expected. Going to LZ is all that matters, and you should yell at people if they don't do it right. 1500 XP Bonus is huge deal.

It's 15000, which is nice but not horrifying to lose. 

(....I'm not an altruistic player. I revive people so the enemy has more things to shoot at and we can get cash and exp. My skills are generally not good enough to do that alone.)

[Maniacalfury]

Micksterz wrote...
The grab guy: He will sit in cover for the entire game, waiting for that decisive moment to grab an enemy and pierce him with his omniblade in epic fashion. Unfortunately he will be clumsy with the timing and will eventually pop out of cover to melee the pyro burning him, and die. Fortunately he has an inexplicable amount of medi gels and will find a new base of operations to perform his signature move.

After my first time through singleplayer, I missed the tutorial part about grabbing(just shot the guy like a bawse), and when I figured out how to do it - my very first time on a husk in a multiplayer game - afterwards I was the grab guy, I literally couldn't stop trying to do it.  I laughed so hard reading this description, because I realized what a ****** I was.

[jerrinehart]

I am the Crowd Control king, always play those types of classes since I tend to be good at them. Most Engineers and Adepts are unsung Heroes imo.

[Sku1c]

The Rival: No doubt you will come across a game where you and someone else are the same class\\race. Your competitive nature comes in, and you actually use ammo powers and other equipment bonuses. You are constantly checking the scoreboard and trying your hardest. You succesfully complete the mission because you both make each other better, but you loathe their existence even when you aren't directly competing with them.

Guilty. Makes the game way more fun.

[Trix-Rabbit]

The Rival Reporting in! If i see another Infiltrator in any match my A game comes on. Usually i can casually just be top score by 20-50k. But once that other infiltrator show up i really get to work.

usually doing in excess of 110k on gold with a full blown salarian team. Depending on map i cant even win on biotic heavy teams tho.

[ejmcdonald]

The No Time To Waste Guy - This guy will die and within 2 seconds will use a medi gel see an atlas or such enemy and immedietly use a rocket and then wonders why he cannot complete wave 5 by himself

[bcastle41]

It is funny to me how many people here say they are the unsung hero which I am too

[Avissel]

The Lobby Master:

Seeing that everybody has clicked ready, this stalwart individual decides now is a good time to go start baking that cake.

[NikkoJT]

The Skeet Shooter
Follows you around trying to shoot down all your Singularity victims before you can detonate them, turning every fight into a race to hit Warp before he spots the flying mook.

[Olaf_de_IJsbeer]

The Organic Geth Hunter

The life of the generic Reaper grunt is generally good. Every day, you get pleasure out of betraying your race by shooting them with your human corpse arm for a rifle (not that there is anything wrong with that, we all appreciate unique snowflakes like you).

Today, you are sent out to deal with a pesky multi-species team that has eluded death multiple times. While closing in on the combat zone in the Harvester you're travelling with, you shake your head at the incompetence of previous swarms that failed to capture or kill these soon-to-be-dead organic meatbags. After all, you always manage to make it through unscathed with minimal losses, no matter how tenacious the enemy might be.

Finally, you are dropped off. Beside you stand a Ravager (you've always hated spiders, why couldn't it be butterflies or something), a Brute (you've always had the deepest respect for this badass krogan/turian tank of a ... construct) and, your eternal leader, a Banshee (every night you catapult yourself awake while still hearing the blood-curdling screams these Banshees like to make... you shudder at the thought of how horrible it must be for these organics. You almost pity them.). Soon enough, the first team member falls as his heart is ripped out by the Banshee. It looks like this battle is going to be a short one.

You were not prepared. A loud, sharp BANG goes off behind you. You get Ravager acid all over your body (eww!). Some swarmers run away in terror from whatever force mopped the floor with the Ravager so easily. The Brute, always quick to interpret such deeds as an insult to himself, charges over towards the Ravager's lifeless body and beats on his chest to show that he means business. BANG. Before your eyes, the Brute keels over, very much dead.

You start to panic. All your comrades lie beside you, life already having fled from their bodies at the hand of this relentless enemy. The Banshee is nowhere to be seen. You get the feeling someone has finally put a stop to her heart-claiming rampages.

BANG.

You fall on the ground, bleeding all over.

Before the veil of death covers your eyes, you can see a salarian infiltrator holding a Geth Plasma shotgun appearing out of nowhere...

[Goaliebot]

Avissel wrote...

The Lobby Master:

Seeing that everybody has clicked ready, this stalwart individual decides now is a good time to go start baking that cake.

Worse variant: he's hosting and when he *finally* comes back its to leave the lobby, whirling the 3 players who've been waiting into host migration oblivion...

[frylock23]

I'm the one who gets all the characters unlock cards and none of the weapon unlock or upgrade cards ... so yeah, I'm that one. I did manage to pull a Geth Assalt Rifle ... ooo, eee, ahhh, hold me back!

In general, I think I try for the supporter or the unsung hero. But since my best class is the adept, that makes sense.

[Jake Boone]

 The Rival: No doubt you will come across a game where you and someone else are the same class\\race. Your competitive nature comes in, and you actually use ammo powers and other equipment bonuses. You are constantly checking the scoreboard and trying your hardest. You succesfully complete the mission because you both make each other better, but you loathe their existence even when you aren't directly competing with them.

I admit that this is me. I understand that it is a coop game and our scores are added together, but I can barely tolerate coming in second, let alone 3rd or 4th. I won't hurt the team by wasting rockets or rage quitting, but I just really want to be first.

Modifié par Jake Boone, 29 mars 2012 - 03:34 .

[Jimbe2693]

I'm often the fisticuffs guy ../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png, with altruistic tendencies.

[MhORe]

gj Micksterz
=)

[M A F I A]

The Pink Krogan
Dressed in fluorescent pink, seeing this guy guarantees you won't finish the round, while he may be carring two heavy weapons (such as the Revenant AND the Claymore) he'll rather not use it, preferring to heavy melee everything in sight (including allies, walls and ammo crates), addicted to the sound of his own hysterical laughter the only "contribute" to the team's score will be the points the other players will get by reviving him.

[Verhalthur]

Haha. I'm the "WTF that works?!" guy, with a Battlefield 3 soldier that only has the Shuriken equipped.

Carnage and grenades fly all over the map.

Modifié par Verhalthur, 29 mars 2012 - 03:50 .

[MissMinaethiel]

 I am definitely the Altruistic/Rival person :3

I came up with my own player type, haha xD

The Try-Hard: A mix between the Rager and the Strategist, this guy will shout orders like he's a freaking admiral and yell when they're not followed because anything his teammates does is "****ing stupid" while he is picture perfect. To prove that he is the most boss-like he will often take on large mobs single handedly. You'll know when he fails because your mic will become abuzz with expletives and all manner of insults directed at his teammates when no one picks him up quick enough. God help the souls who manage to mission fail before the end of the game: credits and experience mean so much to this guy that he forgets that the game is non-competitive.

[RinpocheSchnozberry]

Now posting in a legendary thread.  I lol'd at this.


I am:

The Roll Guy.  My asari adept goes "ziswoosh, ziswoosh."  Have can you not love that?

The Altruistic Guy.  I'll revive anyone, any time.  If that happens to be mid teabagging by a Brute, I apologize.

The Lone Wolf.  My infiltrators and turian solders are always off to one side, sniping, but I do run clear across the map for hacking and revives and to down Atlas and Banshees.

The Scoreboard Guy.  Though!  I only look between waves.  It's a bad habit, like public masterbation.  Both feel great, but are inappropriate. 

The Noob.  Sometimes, I try dumb things.  It's fun.

[andomguy666uk]

the gold master: A player who knows how to win at gold, and will show his team a nearly perfect strategy for beating it

[ZeroDivision]

You missed one: The Guy Who Completely Solos the Game While Blasting Terrible Music Over Voice.

I know this guy and it always makes me laugh when we have an open slot and other people get to enjoy his company.

[JaimasOfRaxis]

Krogan Broteamer: This Krogan-playing sack of awesome doesn't care that his species is widely-considered underpowered and wholly unviable for Gold - he's going to play one, and he's going to do it with gusto. He'll perform admirably in every role you throw his way, whether he's a Soldier or Sentinel, and though he's often less-efficient than his allies, he somehow manages to hold the line in the worst situations and get control of battles gone bad, no matter how vicious. If paired with another Krogan, expect him to pair up in an instant, backing them up and headbutting one another between rounds. For this player, being a Krogan isn't simply a gameplay decision - it's a facet of how they play, and no amount of saying they're underpowered is going to stop them from bringing the thunder, albeit slightly less-intimidating-than-it-could-otherwise-be Thunder.

[Mysteryman2000]

I recently became the WTF guy. I used to be the one with a Assult Riffle Carrying everyone to victory and making wise tactical decisions helping people if I can and soloing hard missions by my lonesome and getting angry when someone does not get into the extraction point in the last 10 seconds leaving use with only a partial extraction.

[Confused101]

I'm a mix between the altruistic guy and a type of player that you didn't mention. The kill stealer. This mostly applies to infiltrators as sniper rifles have that crazy damage and adding cloak to it only makes it crazier. I have to say though, I don't mean to do it. If I have something in my sights, it means I'm looking at him and not the person who might be running up on him at the time. I regularly top the scoreboard because of these steals but that's actually not my intention. I will apologize for this when it happens and most groups don't mind it. I will get the occasional rager though that will lose his mind because he thinks I'm following him for the sole purpose of killing everything he tries to shoot at. And now having the Black Widow, it's almost inevitable that I'm going to kill some enemies that you already have targeted. Sorry about that.