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[mrs_anomaly]

Not anymore. The first year I played this game I tried to offer simple advice occasionally in the friendliest manner possible. I didn't get any horrible reactions fortunately but bad attitudes aplenty. If I'm pugging I just switch lobbies until I find people that look better. Otherwise I'm typically in a party vs game chat. 

[Alijah Green]

Only when I see them using a HVB on a assault rifle

[MEuniverse]

99% I mind my own business

[Striker93175]

If I see AP rounds on an acolyte I or something similar may make an off hand comment like "oh yes, because armor pierce makes perfect sense on a gun that shoots bouncy balls that explode on impact" but generally no because its not like they listen or they go nucking futs about how they know better and let them play the game etc.

 

 

Sometimes I mention if they're doing something silly. Most of the time I say nothing and let people find out the hard way - such as Mr N7 Fury with a Typhoon.

 

That was actually quite the funny game cuz he was mic'd up and even like 1/2 way through was rambling over and over to himself "this was a bad idea" and whining why you didn't warn him....  lololol!!!!!!  His commentary alone was worth the carry

[FuriousFelicia]

My mic is rip atm, but in lobby if I see something totally wrong, I might say something.

[Creator Limbs]

I don't help pugs anymore.

[MadParrot]

If they're using any of the infinite ammo weapons on a drell and I have my mic plugged in, I warn them about the camera glitch.

 

Beyond that I only give advice if asked.

[cato potato]

I'll still message randoms occassionally but only if they're using mods or consumables which do absolutely nothing to their kit.

 

The only gameplay advice I've ever given was 'Get in the hack circle, dammit!'.

[SilentStep79]

I have buddies that give pug advice with great success usually, but for my part I say nothing unless asked.

[coelacyanth]

Edit:

 

Wrong thread!!

 

I shall now take away my words of wisdom from this thread. I don't dole them out so freely ya know...

[HeroicMass]

I don't have a problem giving a helpful tip if I happen to have my mic plugged in while pugging.  In all the times I have done it, I have never had anyone get angry or upset that I said something.  

[Igipopp]

Not anymore. Today i dropped in a lobby with 2 N7 <100 and the host was n7 1 and had the Avenger I and Mantis I equipped. I just left why bother.

[Brandinator]

When they are trying to cover grab a prime and keep going down, sure. 

[MzAdventure]

No.

[Vrin]

The only thing I give advice on is "GET IN THE DAMN CIRCLE.  BEING NEAR THE CIRCLE IS NOT THE SAME AS BEING IN THE CIRCLE".

 

Also, don't camp extraction on Wave 11.  Just get there 10 seconds before the end of the wave.

 

Other than that,I don't give build, gun advice unless it's an obvious mistake (i.e. Pistol amp used with no pistol equipped).

[Sailears]

Verbally? No.

[Derpy]

Never. They can learn themselves.

[Stanry Roo]

I don't feel the need to teach randoms anything anymore. Very few listen to what you have to say, so the best way is to downright show them. 

 

That doesn't mean I won't shove my clandestine ME3 multiplayer cultist views down their throat. They need to be taught about those. 

[Azul]

Only if asked.

[Credit2team]

very often, but I don't unless their lack of knowledge is making the team fail.