My first four platinum games were victorious for the operation completion! It was liberating to be forced out of my gold safety zone. My first game was on Hazard Giant versus geth, using a Salarian Infiltrator with BWidow. Planning for Cerberus, I couldn't really settle on any of my regular kits to sufficiently neutralize those Phantoms. So I practiced with the Juggernaut on gold for a few games, and, despite trying to avoid the map, choke slammed those biotic bimbos with relative ease on Rio. I then searched for a Reaper platinum and landed in a Dagger. It was in this game that I started to understand the finer aspects of tanking with the Juggernaut, mainly in maneuvering yourself so that you're not taking more damage than you can restore. Brimming with confidence after this match, I searched for a Collector game. Firebase White was the scene of a fantastic game with a great all around team. We mainly stayed on that corner with the hack, I was the stopper when my teammates who had advanced down the staircases sensed they were going to be overrun. Banshees, Praetorians, Primes all halted before me, and my teammates vanquished them with extreme prejudice. I ended up with the lowest score at 89k, while the top score was 119k. That's one of the most even score breakdowns I've ever been a part of.
TL,DR: I've heard people say that the Juggernaut makes players able to play beyond their skill level, but I believe that the true strength of the Juggernaut, played correctly, is to better everyone around it.
Modifié par MindAssassin, 09 mars 2013 - 09:42 .
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