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MMORPG.com City of Heroes Correspondent Michael Mcnutt writes this article giving players tips on leading a group in NCsoft's superhero game.
Read the article here. Cheers, |
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Wow, this was a great read! I don't play CoH anymore, but even I found this informative. Perhaps MMORPG.com should look into making this a series of articles for each game that has a correspondent. |
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He nailed it pretty much on the head, but I'd suggest adding one thing: As the leader, do not be afraid of the "kick" feature. I'm not suggesting that you abuse it by any means, but I've been on teams (and lead them) where you get the "perpetual AFKer" or the "All-chatting-no-playing" type. Both of which, personally, I can't team with. Some leaders leave these people on the team, and let the remaining players carry their weight. It's unfair. Usually, I send them a tell explaining that they need to improve, and they will. Occasionally, you'll get an arogant player that NEEDS to be kicked. To many group leaders jsut let those pain-in-the-ass, unproductive players linger on the team. |
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The best team leaders don't discriminate against power sets or Archetypes. And they don't pass star. |
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Good PUG's are hard to find But bad ones really aren't that common |
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Good article. I'd recommend another couple ones focusing on the differences of groups in CoH and in CoV. And perhaps others about peculiar teams, like the ones without Tanks or composed of specific builds (of course, not for everyone, but for friends or close guildmates who wanna build duos or trios [or whatever] based on specific powersets/archetypes).
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I agree with an above poster, do not be afraid to kick a player that (1) doesn't know what they're doing or (2) is disruptive. It's not like teams are a rarity, you lose that 8th player usually not long to get a replacement. |
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