Multiplayer Etiquette in Public Lobbies
Number 1: For the love of whatever being you choose to believe or not to believe in... PUT YOUR MICROPHONE ON PUSH TO TALK. Options > Settings > Assign a freaking key please
Number 2: Be ready!...
Forum Discussion
@Nykara360 wrote:I have the human kinectic character + several rare weapons, I also have the P.A.W but frankly with my character and its special ability my dmg is mostly in my ability to stay in cover and chain cast powers for combo effects.
Besides I dislike the P.A.W compared to my carnifex pistol which deals a pretty mean amount of damage for a pistol ! Add disruptor dmg and its pretty nasty. Headshots ftw. I never let it run out of ammo so even tho I have a low assault rifle equipped I never use it. Just gotta know the maps and how to skirt past the ammo boxes on the way past.
I do think a Carnifex X (much like a Disciple X) is still a potent weapon in gold matches.
And I am pretty sure no-one who adds boosts (and has gear euqipped) with such a weapon should be kicked out of the lobby.
But I understand that characters that don't meet a reasonable threshold of weapon/equipment, boosts or level are not liked in gold lobby.
As I pointed out above in another post, how should they ever learn / know about it? The tooltip is misleading, just being level 18 is not sufficient.
Other factors are as important.
Not that players who exceed every reasonable threshold are good team players btw ... without voice chat coordinated team play is more a game of chance.
I'm Apex 800, infiltrator level 15, and I manage to do gold. My score at the end of the match isn't too far off from the high level Apex guys.
From my experience, it depends purely on what weapon you use and how skilled you are at staying alive that dictates if you are capable of doing silver/gold. You need to get lucky with the loot crates and get a high DPS weapon, this is very important. But you also need a bit of experience so that you know how/where to move to stay alive - you basically need to know how the maps work. The second part, skill, is easy to get, you just play for a bit. The first part, getting a good gun, is solely decided by chance and is therefore harder to acquire.
