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Edited by XTempistX:
5/9/2015 8:02:43 AM
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I have found 4 people that added me from match making when I started playing. From there their friends started to add me. Then I found two more people three months ago that I added after a very rare (rare on my part as I try to stay away) match made game. Most of my experiences though have been horrible.
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do you even try to communicate? i have gone into a strike and none have a mic except me. i start talking and more than half the time someone else puts on a mic and is surprised someone is talking. in the end i believe it comes down to who you are. that's what you will attract. so be a positive person and try a bit more to communicate if you wish. you jusst might see a change. also basing there skill and cooperation on numbers is not ideal. they could be focusing solely on the boss and end up with less kills than the team. does not mean though that the player did not play there part. on the contrary he/she was completely focused on the task in situations like these.
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Edited by XTempistX: 5/9/2015 5:34:11 PMI always have my mic in. I give some strategies and tips as I play. I try to coach the players I get paired with. When I did Will of Crota last night, my friend had 132 kills and I had 127. The random had 40. He got 13% of the total kills. How can anyone say that the player with us had skill? He never used his super at all for that matter while throughout the whole strike, we used it as soon as we where charged. At every part of that strike, he sat in a safe spot while we did most of the work. Even with the boss, we ran out asap and started working on her as he sat in the first room scared to come out. We talked to the guy and didn't cuss or shout. We basically two manned it and got him a legendary engram at the end.
