xIREDEEMEDIx wrote...
yeah, I have been noticing lately that nobody medigels at all and lets some else do the work to get them to the next wave.
CNevarezN wrote...
Being a good PUG player means destroying everything you see and keeping those PUGs alive.
Rib0flavin wrote...
I have been playing in PUGs my whole ME3 mp career , I have never seen anyone score 200k with four people in a gold pug. PC?
xyzmkrysvr wrote...
If you don't like PUGs, just play with friends.
If you don't have any, join a group on the BSN.
It's tacky to complain about it (and brag about how much better you are than every random person).
There are literally HUNDREDS of threads like this...
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dirtdiver32318 wrote...
Arg! I hate pugs with there ugly face and their tiny legs and their hairy.... Oh we aren't talking about dogs are we??
:D:D
palmof40sorrows wrote...
CNevarezN wrote...
Being a good PUG player means destroying everything you see and keeping those PUGs alive.
True. It does get tiresome, especially against Collectors. Soooooo much running around.
You honestly believe anyone in the pugging world would, for the benefit of the team, actually BUY JEP´s instead of another SP for the "shizzle weapons foo"? Are you delusional?HinDae wrote...
I think some forget that Gold is the only thing viable for getting decent credits to get JEPs, so more and more players go to it. .
See the hundred´s of threads "not enough medigel in Spectre Packs".
GallowsPole wrote...
You could complain without showing scores. Personally they should ban score screenshots. Score means zip.
Modifié par WilliamYZFR1, 01 février 2013 - 09:20 .
Rib0flavin wrote...
I have been playing in PUGs my whole ME3 mp career , I have never seen anyone score 200k with four people in a gold pug. PC?
I'm on xbox actually
Koenig888 wrote...
Rib0flavin wrote...
I have been playing in PUGs my whole ME3 mp career , I have never seen anyone score 200k with four people in a gold pug. PC?
It's quite doable. Just host with a laggy connection, provided you are good enough to solo Gold.
DcIhNaGv3z wrote...
@OP
I love those kind of games. I take it upon myself to try and be a leader and help a struggling team through it. Sure, it can end in defeat, but there is something great about players having ambition to challenge themselves at a higher difficulty.
Everyone has to start somewhere. I think if you lead by example, and provide a little friendly advice, you may be surprised how quickly new players can pick up more advanced concepts.
Most of my playing has been done with close friends, but I really enjoy PUGs. I think too often people let their ego get the way of a fantastic gaming experience.
hostaman wrote...
It's very simple.
You've become too good for the standard Gold player base.
All the scores are fine except for yours which is exceptional.
The only thing to do is to find other players of a similar calibre and play with them.
It's like a a pro athlette complaining that people don't run fast enough around the park.
But what can you do
Leg3nd4t0ld wrote...
hostaman wrote...
It's very simple.
You've become too good for the standard Gold player base.
All the scores are fine except for yours which is exceptional.
The only thing to do is to find other players of a similar calibre and play with them.
It's like a a pro athlette complaining that people don't run fast enough around the park.
I do have some exceptionally good friends that I play with, and they do occasionaly outscore me, but that wasn't really the point. The point is, if someone had just seen a screenshot of the final scoreboard you would have thought that was a decent game. But it was a terrible game, frustrated me and stressed me out, because having to do all the work isn't easy. My point was that I'm sick of pugs that don't use equipment or consumables and who pretend the game doesn't have an objective
Leg3nd4t0ld wrote...
hostaman wrote...
It's very simple.
You've become too good for the standard Gold player base.
All the scores are fine except for yours which is exceptional.
The only thing to do is to find other players of a similar calibre and play with them.
It's like a a pro athlette complaining that people don't run fast enough around the park.
I do have some exceptionally good friends that I play with, and they do occasionaly outscore me, but that wasn't really the point. The point is, if someone had just seen a screenshot of the final scoreboard you would have thought that was a decent game. But it was a terrible game, frustrated me and stressed me out, because having to do all the work isn't easy. My point was that I'm sick of pugs that don't use equipment or consumables and who pretend the game doesn't have an objective
Chealec wrote...
Leg3nd4t0ld wrote...
hostaman wrote...
It's very simple.
You've become too good for the standard Gold player base.
All the scores are fine except for yours which is exceptional.
The only thing to do is to find other players of a similar calibre and play with them.
It's like a a pro athlette complaining that people don't run fast enough around the park.
I do have some exceptionally good friends that I play with, and they do occasionaly outscore me, but that wasn't really the point. The point is, if someone had just seen a screenshot of the final scoreboard you would have thought that was a decent game. But it was a terrible game, frustrated me and stressed me out, because having to do all the work isn't easy. My point was that I'm sick of pugs that don't use equipment or consumables and who pretend the game doesn't have an objective
... bleed out and go make a nice cuppa - it's not like YOU need the credits/experience at the end of the game now is it?
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