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[N7 Brownie]

I don't mind.

[bondiboy]

I am used to it with all the random matches I have played lately. Quickly clean up remaining mooks and missile bosses so we can move on to the next wave.

Nothing worse if you end up as spectator watching someone run around the map 20 times dodging 2 Banshees , not doing enough damage to either to be a threat ..with the obvious ending

[me0120]

For gosh sake's me0, she's thirteen!

 

Dammit, she's a year younger than me which means I'm fourteen! I don't want to do high school all over again. 

[Creator Limbs]

Get a room, you two.

[Argent Xero]

nvm

[me0120]

Get a room, you two.

 

I swear, up until Moby's comment everything I said was 100% contextually accurate!

[Creator Limbs]

Suuuuuuuure it was.

[Aetika]

Hell no. I get ridiculously nervous and our chances plummet into abyss. Then I die three times over and rage missile two husks instead of Banshee. My clutching is dirty and chaotic with low learning value and we wipe anyway.

[RealKobeBean]

No, I don't mind it at all. In fact, I hope people learn something from watching me clutch waves. But it can get a little frustrating when you have to clutch half of the waves, though. Then you're just thinking, these people don't belong on this difficulty. On the other hand, they might learn a lot about surviving on Platinum and they could make giant leaps foreward. Clutching waves is not easy, but I have gotten used to it. But at first, I was extremely nervous and I kinda didn't know what I was doing. I got impatient and would make a lot of mistakes. Now, I just relax and take my time to ruin the enemy's day.

[TopTrog]

I don´t care, as long as the voice chat remains silent.

[Shadohz]

I have a simple rule: If you don't like how fast I'm clutching then you should've been there to lend a hand. I'm not under any pressure to perform better because people are watching. Kill off each of the little kiddies slow and steady. If they get bored of watching and want to drop out, then that's fine I'm still going to finish anyway. 

 

If it's Wave 10, then I'll do my damnedest to get that money. If I had to clutch more than once before that then I'll suicide once the objective is completed. The team isn't worthy of an extraction if they have to put the weight of the game consistently on one person.

[Creator Limbs]

I have a simple rule: If you don't like how fast I'm clutching then you should've been there to lend a hand. I'm not under any pressure to perform better because people are watching. Kill off each of the little kiddies slow and steady. If they get bored of watching and want to drop out, then that's fine I'm still going to finish anyway. 
 
If it's Wave 10, then I'll do my damnedest to get that money. If I had to clutch more than once before that then I'll suicide once the objective is completed. The team isn't worthy of an extraction if they have to put the weight of the game consistently on one person.

I agree with this. I was playing earlier and a friend got dc'd, their spot quickly filled up with another random. My team died on wave 8 and left me to clutch it. When we finally got to wave 9, they died pretty much immediately at the beginning, I killed everything but the final Banshee. I let a warp ball down me and I bled out. Can't be bothered to help those who don't want to help themselves. (I tried just running around for about 5 minutes in hopes that they'd leave the lobby and I could get the friend back in the game but they actually stayed. Ridiculous.)

[Moby]

I swear, up until Moby's comment everything I said was 100% contextually accurate!

I believe ya.

Then again I believe in the tooth fairy.

Just sayin'.

[Fury]

Nope, makes me feel like i'm things wrong and usually ends up with me making a mistake :c

[me0120]

I believe ya.

Then again I believe in the tooth fairy.

Just sayin'.

 

 

I have not seen any evidence to prove the tooth fairy doesn't exist. You need to teach limbs how to believe.

[Creator Limbs]

Moby will have a hard time teaching me anything.

[Dr. Tim Whatley]

As long as they aren't trying to tell me how to play, I don't mind.

[DarkFaerie316]

I find clutching a wave is harder because I have ppl watching tbh. I feel like I'm not doing it right and it makes me more likely to make a mistake

[Sentient Toaster]

Seeing as how I mostly play Bronze and occasionally Silver, and usually with a full set of four... if I'm forced to effectively solo I'm going to be in a foul mood anyway.  There's not much excuse for all three teammates to scatter and die on Wave 6 on Bronze as happened to me quite recently, not when they were all level 16+ (inexperienced and with weak gear, sure, but we're not talking "level 1 practically no powers or fitness" level.  And, c'mon, Reapers / Reactor / Bronze?).

 

At least they tried, and the host wasn't like the one who rage-quit on Wave 11 when he went down for the nth time n rather high, or another host who was probably trolling considering that he equipped level IV consumables in Bronze and then disconnected on Wave 2.

[Stillsean]

Call my mind dirty but the Topic "Do You Like Being Watched When You Solo?" really comes across to me in a way that makes me want to shout,"H*** F***ing No!" 

[IUsedToDieAtWaveOne]

No, but I stare back at them while they're watching me.

[Zorinho20_CRO]

Best feeling in the world,especially with loud cheerleaders.

[NuclearTech76]

It used to bother me....... Now I do my best work on the big stage.

 

There are two playstyles I have one is aggressive as **** when with a decent team that can handle there business and one is a more conservative, kiting and focusing on budget number enemies when I've seen my team is incapable of carrying there own weight or some other factor is boning the team like lag. It's effectively soloing before soloing.