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[Fiery Fury]

 In one match, I had a friend to instructed me not to stop rezing this one player to teach said player to stick with the group. I felt guilty about it, but I understood it. 

When the player used a medigel, my friend took back the his orders. We wanted him to understand that we needed to support each other, but not at the cost of consumables.

I can appreciate your guilt, and if I did the same as you, I'd probably feel the same way, but you had a statement to make. The soldier put you in jeopardy, thereby putting the objective in jeopardy. If you are to win, and most people are, it is best to divert fire away from the person trying to complete objectives.

However, given the same situation, on my own accord, I would have tried to rezed him. Even if there were a dozen guys there, even in a Kobayashi Maru situation, I would have looked for a way to get to him.

Modifié par Fiery Fury, 07 mai 2012 - 01:34 .

[Moowp]

Yea im letting vanguards that decide to "pwn" **** at the other end of the map while team tries to do objective like hacking..
Seriously that stuff just makes me angry everytime and reminds me why i find that class having no usefull place in multiplayer.

[mesmerizedish]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Sonintega wrote...

It it's at all a safe option to revive a teammate it's a spiteful dick move not to do so.

I'm comfortable with occasionally being a spiteful dick.

Essentially my position.

Sure, it's pretty egotistical to think that I can "punish" another player, but I would be lying if I said I'd never been called egotistical.

[marshalleck]

I always let human vanguards bleed out, if they somehow manage to sneak into my games.

[Chealec]

I try never to let people bleed out unless they've died somewhere I just cannot get to e.g. I'm playing something squishy like an Asari Adept and there's about half a dozen Geth Pyros sitting on their corpse... I might try and lure them away so somebody else can res but I know that if I tried to go in there would just be two corpses instead of one.

Though I've been lucky enough to seem to end up with people who, while they may not be competent in random games, aren't usually complete dicks that deserve to be left to die

Modifié par Chealec, 07 mai 2012 - 01:38 .

[Bamford38]

If somebodys being a proper liability, or being an annoying douche down the mic, i very much enjoy running over to them when they go down, then standing on their body until they bleed out.

[Smugglers Luck]

 

Korlus, anyone?

[FoggyFishburne]

Man, when playing with those kind of people. I don't know, I'd rather just CTRL + F4 my way out of the game. Why torture myself with retards? But yeah, I know the feeling and I've done it myself. When someone is doing more good when he's dead, he's clearly hit the point where he needs to make sure that wasn't secretly lobotomized by his mom as a child or something.

[PsychoticBiotic]

Bamford38 wrote...

If somebodys being a proper liability, or being an annoying douche down the mic, i very much enjoy running over to them when they go down, then standing on their body until they bleed out.

Even better if you keep canceling the revive animation 

[2leggywillow]

If I can reach them safely, I'll revive anyone.  I'm not that great myself, so I have a lot of sympathy for noobs who get in over their heads.  Again, *IF* I can reach them safely.

I've only intentionally let someone bleed out once, and that was because the guy was in a bronze match talking trash about everyone else, ranting about how he hated getting stuck with crap players in bronze to level up characters, yelling out directions to everyone, etc.  It would have been one thing if the group was actually doing badly, but everyone was handling themselves just fine without his bad orders... so I made no attempt to revive him when he went down across the map.

[CenturyCrow]

Some people are oblivious to the idea of a co-op game and the mechanics of gameplay in ME 3. Tried to tell an Asari level 12 Vanguard that a Black Widow and a Graal Shotgun was not the best choice of weapons. As Mark Twain said, “A man who carries a cat by the tail learns something he can learn in no other way.” And some of these will not learn because they already have a preconceived notion of how it should work for them.

I used to be bothered by people who stood in front of me and the position I took. But they usually take the geth rocket in the face not me, so it's not a bad trade off.

[Bamford38]

PsychoticBiotic wrote...

Bamford38 wrote...

If somebodys being a proper liability, or being an annoying douche down the mic, i very much enjoy running over to them when they go down, then standing on their body until they bleed out.

Even better if you keep canceling the revive animation 

LMAO

Im definitely gonna do that next time!!!!

[Plakmasta]

I will always revive when I its feasible except for one situation. When I'm a batarian and the person down is a human. I'll wait til somebody is about to execute them run over heavy melee. Stand over them, "The Blight does not deserve a quick death" and walk away as they bleed out.

[Rokayt]

Bamford38 wrote...

PsychoticBiotic wrote...

Bamford38 wrote...

If somebodys being a proper liability, or being an annoying douche down the mic, i very much enjoy running over to them when they go down, then standing on their body until they bleed out.

Even better if you keep canceling the revive animation 

LMAO

Im definitely gonna do that next time!!!!

I just stick stickies on their head and shoot their corpse till a trooper suicides on it if they are actively doing foolish things. IF the grenade gets the kill, I save them, if not.... Meh. Probably not a big deal.

[Star fury]

Sometimes I want to execute retarded teammate not just let him bleed. i.e. Messes with overload/incinerate when you try BE. Scratches phantom in stasis and she falls in safety when you're ready to blow her. Vanguard charging banshee and getting killed in the beginning of the wave 3. So on.
Anyway I rarely revive randoms, only when they worth it.

Modifié par Star fury, 07 mai 2012 - 02:06 .

[The RPGenius]

Do I ever deny myself bonus XP for revive achievements and refuse to revive someone who at the very least acts as a decoy for enemy fire, even though it is safe to do so, just because they have the terrible gall not to have quite as much experience with the game as I have?

Well, I'm neither a spiteful jerk nor a whimsical idiot, so, no.

Modifié par The RPGenius, 07 mai 2012 - 02:09 .

[JGDD]

Maria Caliban wrote...

Sonintega wrote...

It it's at all a safe option to revive a teammate it's a spiteful dick move not to do so.

I'm comfortable with occasionally being a spiteful dick.

I'm not alone in this club I see. The worst cap in the entire game right now is Hydra right on top of the crates in the lower courtyard vs. reapers. I have been mauled many times, even in cloak, when the heroically stupid (and uncloaked) decide the best place for them to crouch is right beside me. If, by some miracle, I make it out of that hornets nest and they don't I simply move on to the next. Since they can't keep everything else entertained while I cap then I don't need them making matters worse.

The other time I show some ass is when I get bumped out of cover by a teammate that can't find a different place to take cover in. This is especially prevalent on FBW at the top of the ladder. Goes like this: back to the concrete bulkhead waiting for cool-down to reset, pop out to fire/spam and find out I am out in the open when I un-zoom because dork slid over into my spot when I leaned out. I make a note of that ones name and when they eat dirt I let them stay there. Yeah, I can be a dick, too.

[BeardyMcGoo]

If you're not in the circle or covering the flank of a hacking objective, I will let you bleed out.
If you're an infiltrator who hasn't moved even though it's an point activation objective, I will let you bleed out.
If you keep going off to be rambo and keep getting downed because of it, I will let you bleed out.
If you're being a jerkwad over mic, I will definitely let you bleed out.

[Crimson Invictus]

It is usually quicker and smarter to just finish the wave.

I don't actually care enough about any random in a match to bother holding a grudge, however.

[Psycho Pisces]

If you are standing in the same place, waiting for the mobs to come to you an dying repeatedly before they even get close.. You can stain the floor for all I care.  

I'll be over ----->  Trying to go from cover, to cover, to cover attempting to get through a wave.    9 times out of 10 I can kite Mobs long enough to kill them all when I run into a team that just blows.  

You know,  the ones that die on the first wave... All together, in a group.  Yeah those ones, at that point Its arse kicking time ... Jackie Chan style if I can help it  

[1jazz]

i only let vanguards bleed out, because their screen shaking abilities makes me waste ammo

[Co-D]

Sometimes lag happens and its hard to play. Id rather stay and try then leave my teammates. Revive my friend. Gold. For sure

[RobotCriminal]

I usually give people a pretty generous "benefit of the doubt" in the first 3-4 rounds while I figure out for sure if they completely suck or if they just made a couple mistakes and got unlucky and I will do my best to revive.

If its the former, they are probably on their own after wave 6. If its the latter I will try to get to them if I am reasonably able to do so without getting toasted myself if they go down again.

[holdenagincourt]

TheCourier_1 wrote...

I don't feel vengeful often, but last night I died right next to the first hack objective (after killing a ravager on the way). An engineer started to revive me only to stop halfway and got the objective instead. I had to sit on the sidelines for the remainder of the wave. After that s/he/it died 5 times and I didn't revive him/her/it once. I even made sure that s/he/it could see me standing next to them but no revives. Ok, rant over. Thank you for listening.

Wow, that is ridiculously vindictive. I'm sure that contributed to the positive vibes in that lobby.