North America East Players...

[RedFaceGeneral]

Seriously no one bother to use the waypoint to indicate the location of the mod? I used to play in Oceanic server and the players always practice this method to alert the team members. I have played roughly 30+ rounds since switching to NA East and most of the time at the post game screen i saw some players have more mods than the rest. What's with the selfish behavior? :/

[Tsukinoki]

I find that a lot of random people dont even know that you can mark a waypoint near mods to alert others.  One of the reasons I dont like playing in pugs because they simply dont know.

And then there are those which will cuss you out for "confusing" them by creating a waypoint marker near a mod.

[RedFaceGeneral]

I don't know about that. I always make the effort to point directly at the mod and place the waypoint so it will appear as 'Module'. Some defense mission i took part i even kindly asked my team members to highlight the mod location but they don't even seem to care...

[Cerebrum123]

I try to highlight them every chance I get, maybe you just ran into some people who either didn't know or didn't care.

[Tsukinoki]

@RedFaceGeneral
One thing is that the "module" waypoint disappears a *lot* faster than a normal waypoint, meaning that it is usually better to place the waypoint besides the module rather than on it.

[Incudem]

Hey if you need some NAE players to find some games with im always up for it :P

[RedFaceGeneral]

I try to highlight them every chance I get, maybe you just ran into some people who either didn't know or didn't care.

 

Yeah i guess i'm just unlucky :(

 

@RedFaceGeneral

One thing is that the "module" waypoint disappears a *lot* faster than a normal waypoint, meaning that it is usually better to place the waypoint besides the module rather than on it.

 

Thanks for the tip. I didn't know that.

 

Hey if you need some NAE players to find some games with im always up for it :P

 

Sure! :)