teltow wrote...
If your team was really constantly revived by you and you did all the objectives, then you carried them. No matter what the scoreboard said.
I would like to adamantly agree with this comment.
If it is how the OP said, then the OP was actually the one carrying the three.
If he was drawing the fire, allowing for his teammates to shoot more out of cover and reviving them when they got down and the only one actually doing the objectives.
Truth be told, he carried them regardless of score. Ignore the elitist who say otherwise.
I played a game once with two of my friends and a random pugger. One of my friends didn't want to drop into game chat so there was no mic speak between us and him.
We played about 4 games before we all stopped to deal with RL stuff. In all of these games he never once scored over 40k and most the times he was around 30k. We never once thought that we carried him. Quite the opposite we thought he was a great player despite his score. Because most of his actions supported the team, he was often the one who went in and raised my friends who were tearing apart the score chart and managed to escape alive in most cases.
He was not playing a support class like a Salarian, it was just a simple matter that the 2 top scorers were being reckless and destroying the enemy. They couldn't have gotten away with it if it wasn't for him. They knew that. They acknowledged that.
I could tell he was trying hard to get his score up though as he kept swapping classes and doing other things hoping to improve it, but alas my two friends were literally wrecking balls and I didn't leave much left for him to kill either.
But he died maybe once or twice an entire game, much less than the two top scorers who were flat on their back from their more suicidal but high scoring ways and always helped out with objectives the best he could and in the right proper way. If he needed to protect a point he was there, if he needed to draw attention away from the enemy, he was there.
My friends wouldn't have played that offensively if they couldn't depend on everyone on the team, the fact they could meant they could let loose.
TL/DR:
Score isn't everything, a low score can still come from an extremely valuable and vital player to the team.