BobFettle wrote...
megabeast37215 wrote...
Someone already stated that soloing skills don't translate into the team game very well, and I wanted to illustrate that point further.
Awhile ago (like 3 months+)... I played with a BSNer who was revered as being one of the very best. We played regular Gold... we thought he had a certain position locked down, well... he didn't. He went off Lone Wolfing... and we got flanked. So we asked him to stay in the same general area (around 1/4 of the map, so the spawns stayed blocked) and it was like pulling teeth for him. He was miserable... this is the same person who said "Soloing is practically easier than playing with a team because they just get in the way." He didn't revive anyone either I might add....
The Lone Wolf playstyle doesn't translate well into team play IMO. You don't need to kite mobs if you work together with your team to decimate them.
Sure, Lone wolf skills are not worth much if you plan to camp the fortress point on the map and keep it against all cost. But a lot of the skills are REALLY usefull if you need to move around. In fact even if you do camp a Lone wolf can pull a LOT of aggro away and once you have an objective round it becomes really usefull. And it's not just lone wolfs. A number of classes are a lot less usefull when camping like vanguards, infiltrators, mobile adepts ...
Here's my anedote: I played the other night with 1 other lone wolf and 2 solid players. We played a fast mobile game moving around as a group finishing the gold in 26 minutes while, as a group, using 3 ops packs and one rocket. That was a much better game than trying to lock a position down. (In fact we were laughing at one point because it was so easy.) Sure, it's easier to just camp and if you want to you're welcome. I enjoy the challenge of moving around.
But I agree that some lone wolfs are a pain to play with. I've had the same experience once. Then again, I've playd with all sort of non lone wolf players that were as much a pain.
On Gold... yeah run around an destroy everything. On Platinum... I prefer to have a plan... camping, with the ability to adapt when over run... is typically that plan. It takes 4 pretty badass players to pull off the roaming death squad on Platinum.
The story I wrote... took place when I was a much worse player than I am now.





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