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[Creator Limbs]

CrimsonN7 wrote...

prostheticlimbs wrote...

Dude, add me. I'll help you out and answer all of your questions.

Why are you so nice all of a sudden, did you kill the real Limbs???

I've always been nice. I'm a nice person.

[CrimsonN7]

RZIBARA wrote...

CrimsonN7 wrote...

prostheticlimbs wrote...

Dude, add me. I'll help you out and answer all of your questions.

Why are you so nice all of a sudden, did you kill the real Limbs???

because helping new players who are struggling is the right thing to do. Not rub your epeen in their face (not aimed towards you crimson)

That's all well and good but I'm still confused, Limbs is that really you???

[Creator Limbs]

You guys overlook my niceness here because you're all rotten individuals.

[CrimsonN7]

prostheticlimbs wrote...

You guys overlook my niceness here because you're all rotten individuals.

Well I'm pretty sh*tty so this is true, but you like it I know you do!

Modifié par CrimsonN7, 21 septembre 2013 - 03:42 .

[squaredgonzo]

prostheticlimbs wrote...

You guys overlook my niceness here because you're all rotten individuals.

oh hi there! You're back!

Add me, i'll play bronze/silver/gold/platinum with you. just don't try and learn something from me because everything i do in this game is absolutely mental. 

[mybudgee]

Try playing for fun

[Supreme Leech]

You're new, you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. It took me months to reach a half decent level. I kept testing myself on platinum, failing a lot in the beginning. I climbed my way up. Eventually I peaked, now I am the second best Mass Effect player in the world. You don't become the number 2 top player in the world from nothing. The point I'm trying to make here is that it takes a long time. So people learn really quickly. I was a very slow learner and spent ages learning how to play the game and now I'm at the very top of my game, comfortable in the knowledge that I am the second best player in the world. Quite an accolade. The advice I would give to you is to stick with it man, be patient and give it time. Most other games, I find I can become good after just a few days of playing. Not the case with Mass Effect. It takes a long time.

[RZIBARA]

XFG-65 wrote...

You're new, you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. It took me months to reach a half decent level. I kept testing myself on platinum, failing a lot in the beginning. I climbed my way up. Eventually I peaked, now I am the second best Mass Effect player in the world. You don't become the number 2 top player in the world from nothing. The point I'm trying to make here is that it takes a long time. So people learn really quickly. I was a very slow learner and spent ages learning how to play the game and now I'm at the very top of my game, comfortable in the knowledge that I am the second best player in the world. Quite an accolade. The advice I would give to you is to stick with it man, be patient and give it time. Most other games, I find I can become good after just a few days of playing. Not the case with Mass Effect. It takes a long time.

Rub your epeen a little harder bud. 

Also, I doubt your claims are true, because N7 means nothing whatsoever

Modifié par RZIBARA, 21 septembre 2013 - 03:50 .

[cato potato]

Stop fishing XFG.

[Pint]

RZIBARA wrote...

XFG-65 wrote...

You're new, you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. It took me months to reach a half decent level. I kept testing myself on platinum, failing a lot in the beginning. I climbed my way up. Eventually I peaked, now I am the second best Mass Effect player in the world. You don't become the number 2 top player in the world from nothing. The point I'm trying to make here is that it takes a long time. So people learn really quickly. I was a very slow learner and spent ages learning how to play the game and now I'm at the very top of my game, comfortable in the knowledge that I am the second best player in the world. Quite an accolade. The advice I would give to you is to stick with it man, be patient and give it time. Most other games, I find I can become good after just a few days of playing. Not the case with Mass Effect. It takes a long time.

Also, I doubt your claims are true, because N7 means nothing whatsoever

It does on the xbox

[Creator Limbs]

Kookie, get out.

[SoundWraith]

RZIBARA wrote...

XFG-65 wrote...

You're new, you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. It took me months to reach a half decent level. I kept testing myself on platinum, failing a lot in the beginning. I climbed my way up. Eventually I peaked, now I am the second best Mass Effect player in the world. You don't become the number 2 top player in the world from nothing. The point I'm trying to make here is that it takes a long time. So people learn really quickly. I was a very slow learner and spent ages learning how to play the game and now I'm at the very top of my game, comfortable in the knowledge that I am the second best player in the world. Quite an accolade. The advice I would give to you is to stick with it man, be patient and give it time. Most other games, I find I can become good after just a few days of playing. Not the case with Mass Effect. It takes a long time.

Rub your epeen a little harder bud. 

Also, I doubt your claims are true, because N7 means nothing whatsoever

It's actually a super duper secret way of tracking how many times a player has actually pressed a button millions of times over. 

[MGW7]

Score is a measure of aggression, it doesn't really mean much,
People who fly off the handles and kill a large group of enemies but die horribly get more score than the person following scrapping their ass up off the floor, and how much score would the first person have without the second

[Shinobu]

RedJohn wrote...

I am horrible at this game too, i feel your pain.

You and dumdum are like the skinny chicks who are always complaining about how fat they are.

[Clips7]

Im down for a few runs on silver/gold/plat....i'm not fully informed on the technical mumbo-jumbo like some others here, so advice from me will be more on the general side of things, for speccing characters and other aspects,...i believe other members can help tremendously.

But if you just want to mash out a few runs on silver/gold/plat..i'm down....PSN:Blackgas7

[Alien Number Six]

Alien_Number_Six. Add me. I play Sun, Mon, Tues.

[Storm Djinn]

Thanks everyone for the replies, suggestions, and add recommendations. On sunday or monday at the latest i can start adding people. Or you can add me as long as you say that it's for "Mass Effect 3 MP" PSN: UC_Omega
Also, it's a good point to fill up my commons and uncommons first, but when i buy a premium specter pack, it's guarenteed two rares, so it's not like it'll be a waste when i'm getting two rares, right?
Unfortunately i don't have a headset, but i can hear just fine.

SoundWraith wrote...
It's actually a super duper secret way of tracking how many times a player has actually pressed a button millions of times over.

Now i'm even more confused what it means. Don't know how to increase the N7 score, and to be honest i don't see the point of it

RedJohn wrote...

I am horrible at this game too, i feel your pain.

At least we can feel them together

Aedolon wrote...

OP: If you can share a link to your N7 HQ manifest, we can give you some tips on which kits and weapons to use. Many power-based kits don't need rare, high-level weapons to excel.

Good point! Here ya go:
http://social.biowar...ga&platform=ps3

RZIBARA wrote...

If you play a GT, it makes you a bad player. I'm assuming you must use him alot

Kalas Magnus wrote...

use loleasy kits at first. then when you get used to playing gold you can use the bad kits. you will also have better weapons and mods

use tgi, aui, juggs, kroguard, fury, geth trooper,
also host. the game is so much easier

Here is my ignorance talking: I know what the kroguard, and a few of the others, but i don't know: tgi, aui, fury, or GT off hand >_>

I've considered going into gold with my best characters (asari sentinel, or maybe a krogan) but if a barely scrape by with them, i don't dare imagine what were to happen if i try to take a drell in.

lightswitch wrote...

I would tell you to read these forums, but there's not a lot of really useful new information being posted these days. You can check DragonRacers' stickied thread but even that is kind of a lot to dig through at this point.
Also just be aware it's going to be hard for you to top scoreboards with low level weapons and minimal consumables. Try to pay attention to where the enemies spawn and how yours' and your teammates' positions affect the enemy spawn positions.
Also go here and here and watch the videos if you really want to learn how to pwn. Pretty much everything about how to play this game has already been figured out.

Thanks! I started going through the forums, and saw a lot of people with good advice, a lot of build guides, and a lot of people who look like their just showing off how fast they can solo 11 waves. Some of the threads are helpful, and others are simply demoralizing.

Evil Mastered wrote...

Score is almost meaningless.
If you don't need reviving constantly, you help with objectives, and the team extracts, your doing just fine.
Some players are highly aggressive at playing the game, others aren't.
Thats one of the biggest factors in scoring.

MGW7 wrote...
Score is a measure of aggression, it doesn't really mean much,
People who fly off the handles and kill a large group of enemies but die horribly get more score than the person following scrapping their ass up off the floor, and how much score would the first person have without the second

To be honest, this is good to hear. I guess i've been reading a little too much into what the points mean. Now i won't be naive and use this as an excuse to say that i'm the best player in the games i go into, but i'll try to focus less on that and more on objectives and other more important gameplay aspects.

[Medicate]

Storm Djinn wrote...
J I've got the game on PS3.

enough said

[Melee or Die]

XFG-65 wrote...

You're new, you shouldn't be too hard on yourself. It took me months to reach a half decent level. I kept testing myself on platinum, failing a lot in the beginning. I climbed my way up. Eventually I peaked, now I am the second best Mass Effect player in the world. You don't become the number 2 top player in the world from nothing. The point I'm trying to make here is that it takes a long time. So people learn really quickly. I was a very slow learner and spent ages learning how to play the game and now I'm at the very top of my game, comfortable in the knowledge that I am the second best player in the world. Quite an accolade. The advice I would give to you is to stick with it man, be patient and give it time. Most other games, I find I can become good after just a few days of playing. Not the case with Mass Effect. It takes a long time.

Lmao!  *Throws food to the trollol* 

#TurdSoup 

[majinstrings]

Evil Mastered wrote...

Score is almost meaningless.
If you don't need reviving constantly, you help with objectives, and the team extracts, your doing just fine.
Some players are highly aggressive at playing the game, others aren't.
Thats one of the biggest factors in scoring.

Dude...that whole quote should be on a loading screen during multiplayer...

[JarilKelteel]

Kalas Magnus wrote...
also host. the game is so much easier

This is very true. It helps a lot if you vanguard for instance, because Kroguard is the best scrub friend (and i can tell you by experience ).

cato_84 wrote...
OT - score isn't a very accurate measure or performance in this game. If
you use equipment or consumables when necessary, help with objectives
and don't die too often then you should consider yourself a good
teammate

This is how i see this game. You must understand that this is a co-op. I often think that if i can help the objectives, kill my healthy amount of foes and don't die too much i'm doing my job pretty well. Of course there are some aggresive players that focus on score and such but... this is a game, you are here to have fun and not to make this a chore.

I'd add you to my FL but i'm on PC....

Modifié par JarilKelteel, 21 septembre 2013 - 12:12 .

[Maurader Sackboy]

OP -- I feel your pain; I often ask myself the same question (Why I s*ck so much). Worst is when I play with people from here who get double and triple my score! So, careful about adding all the above people -- sure they will help you extract quickly on gold and plat but at great cost to your self-esteem! Instead, perfect your characters in silver, take the ones you do best with to higher levels (all anonymously).

[jrob6]

Limbs, you were very nice yesterday...Crim, leave her alone :-P Also, OP my psn id is jrob6, and i would be more than happy to play some games with you and help where i can!

[Pearl (rip bioware)]

Maurader Sackboy wrote...

OP -- I feel your pain; I often ask myself the same question (Why I s*ck so much). Worst is when I play with people from here who get double and triple my score! So, careful about adding all the above people -- sure they will help you extract quickly on gold and plat but at great cost to your self-esteem! Instead, perfect your characters in silver, take the ones you do best with to higher levels (all anonymously).

......if I read this right, you are recommending against playing with BSNers.

I really hope you're trolling.

Modifié par FatherOfPearl, 21 septembre 2013 - 12:52 .