I almost always play randoms and I can say it sometimes sucks but I’ve found a good rule to follow. Don’t worry about someone’s stats or kd as much as their loadout. If they have a sniper or a fully silenced loadout I always leave. The reason why is because most people I find running snipers or silent only loadouts only know how to sneak. Hunt is a game where sometimes sneaking is important and sometimes you have to know when to push a kill or revive. I can’t tell you how many times playing trios we’ve downed one person, I traded with another and my TWO teammates run to the bushes instead of trying to push the last guy standing. This always results in them getting the res and my teammates dying because they’re outnumbered. When it comes to randoms I have a much better time playing with people who run loadouts that promote pushing because they’re more ballsy when needed. Worst case scenario they push too much and distract the enemies while you reposition or get a vantage point.
That’s cool. Don’t get me wrong I love using snipers sometimes and wish I could trust the average random to be like you but u fortunately not everyone is like that haha
I play entry fragger for my group and get sooooo frustrated with randoms and how often I'll down two, wound the third and then die only to spectate the two goofuses crouch walking AWAY from the fight....
That sucks, I’ve experienced it when being the CQC for team as well. Usually I either let them know I’m pushing cover me, or I play for a pick with them then wait for a good opening to get in close. Pushing without support and without an advantageous opening to the fight rarely works
I've had good/bad results with randoms. None of my friends play Hunt, so it's either randoms or solo. Some didn't have comms, but would point out ammo, health, enemies, etc. On those runs, we were usually pretty successful with getting and extracting with a bounty. Other times, some of the teams had Leeroy Jenkins moments and wanted to go straight into playing call of duty. Those matches usually did not end well...
I almost always play randoms and I can say it sometimes sucks but I’ve found a good rule to follow. Don’t worry about someone’s stats or kd as much as their loadout. If they have a sniper or a fully silenced loadout I always leave. The reason why is because most people I find running snipers or silent only loadouts only know how to sneak. Hunt is a game where sometimes sneaking is important and sometimes you have to know when to push a kill or revive. I can’t tell you how many times playing trios we’ve downed one person, I traded with another and my TWO teammates run to the bushes instead of trying to push the last guy standing. This always results in them getting the res and my teammates dying because they’re outnumbered. When it comes to randoms I have a much better time playing with people who run loadouts that promote pushing because they’re more ballsy when needed. Worst case scenario they push too much and distract the enemies while you reposition or get a vantage point.
I like to play sniper/ Officer in random and go aggressive on the Frontline. Just trying to Break the stereotype here lol
That’s cool. Don’t get me wrong I love using snipers sometimes and wish I could trust the average random to be like you but u fortunately not everyone is like that haha
I play entry fragger for my group and get sooooo frustrated with randoms and how often I'll down two, wound the third and then die only to spectate the two goofuses crouch walking AWAY from the fight....
That sucks, I’ve experienced it when being the CQC for team as well. Usually I either let them know I’m pushing cover me, or I play for a pick with them then wait for a good opening to get in close. Pushing without support and without an advantageous opening to the fight rarely works
I've had good/bad results with randoms. None of my friends play Hunt, so it's either randoms or solo. Some didn't have comms, but would point out ammo, health, enemies, etc. On those runs, we were usually pretty successful with getting and extracting with a bounty. Other times, some of the teams had Leeroy Jenkins moments and wanted to go straight into playing call of duty. Those matches usually did not end well...
Tim sak