Return of Reckoning

Kali14 wrote:You always talking that but after 1-2 scenarios with me everyone always have something to do and they promise to back later but they never come back.

Que solo. You want emblems (if I understood correctly), not to dominate scs

There are guilds willing to teach ppl how to master their class. Watch videos and try to learn from them. Read Forum threads about your class, especially useful specc and talisman slotting, some of them are bs, but some are very usefull. And imho its not good to powerlvl chars into t4, if you are new to the game or to games like that in general. You cant get used to your abilities if u get 20 of them at once. Better learn how u use them step by step. Never stop learning and considering critics you get. And dont chose yourself a class that needs a whole grp to be carried, if you start.
Kindest regards.

1. Make friends in game
2. Play with them
3. Have fun

its impossible to solo q that's all i have to say, especially in prime time would be nice to have 1/2 sc's for solo Q.

find a guild, that's the best start. Don't try to just do full 6 man, find 1-2 friends start there and work your way up. Ask in advice for spec / rotation help. Take peterpan up on his offer to help. When you see someone in a scenario doing really well and they are the same class as you, send them a message, 99% of the time people like to help.


EDIT" You can solo queue, I have all my merc gear and working on weapons, mostly solo queuing, occasionally queuing with 1-2 others.

dontcomplainx wrote:its impossible to solo q that's all i have to say, especially in prime time would be nice to have 1/2 sc's for solo Q.

It is. If u face the same premade all the time, sometimes it helps to skip one sc and try not to queue same time as they do. Especially on primetime there are pug sc on both sides. Btw, there is a discussion about premade vs pug sc already going on.

wow you fed him good.

Join objective based scenarios. Half the time everyone in the scenario will be so mind-blowingly oblivious to the fact that there's actually a flag to carry that you can solo win the scenario while everyone fights for a staggering 3 renown per kill, you solo run that objective back and forth for the win and the rewards that come with it, no thanks to your "team."

NoRKaLKiLLa wrote:Join objective based scenarios. Half the time everyone in the scenario will be so mind-blowingly oblivious to the fact that there's actually a flag to carry that you can solo win the scenario while everyone fights for a staggering 3 renown per kill, you solo run that objective back and forth for the win and the rewards that come with it, no thanks to your "team."

Thats sad but true.^^