Starting from Level 0 is always tough but my noob quest to get back to my pre-COVID level of unfitness has started. Probably the worst time of year to be thinking about health but I’m totally not happy with my physical state right now and nobody knows it but me.
Without even knowing it, the thirst for Respect is one of the key drivers for many Gamers. Buried deep in our subconscious we grind for better achievements and exotic talents that are higher than our peers with the overwhelming desire to be “liked” and Respected.
I’ve been running the same Blind Banshee build for months merely because is earns so much respect in Div 2 protecting the team and being an effective King-maker.
Here’s a Path to Respect
Be considerate
This build doesn’t kill NPCs very fast, but it sets up teammates to kill without being harmed.
Act respectfully
With hardly any real damage to NPCs, I need to encourage teammates to focus on certain non-obvious threats without demanding they “SHOT HERE”.
Listen and Watch well
I need to have good situational awareness, map knowledge and enemy spawn knowledge to anticipate where the threats come from and where they are likely to run to.
Be useful
Look out for teammates under severe threat of dying and disable the threat immediately.
Don’t make excuses
I’m very squishy so always need to look after myself and can’t blame anyone for me being out of position or foolishly flanked.
Let go of anger
Sometimes, it seems no one is shooting in the right places, just relax and be patient…don’t rage quit.
Be willing to change
If all fails or the team asks you to, switch to a Damage per second Build
Tom Clancy’s The Division® 2 – All we really want is RESPECT
Undoubtedly, in a year of constant bad news, watching the erasure of a racist, tyrant Bloodclat World leader has been the number one boast to my happiness.
It’s incredible how the audacity of hope hits me across the pond. Now it’s all about rebuilding a non-destructive situation and making my second home fantastic again.
U……S……A U……S……A U……S……A
Making the US Great again……Tom Clancy’s The Division 2
No New Year’s resolutions just a desire to do better, break the Status Quo and ditch the disappointments of 2018.
The New Year always serves are an excellent reset point. This year it’s really awkward returning back to “normal” life after the past few week Caribbean exploration. I’ll be jumping the highly criticized FallOut 76 universe which was surprisingly reduced in price way ahead of the normal lifecycle.
How bad can it be?
I was gifted The 2017 Resident Evil 7: Biohazard but will hibernate
this survival horror and head back to grinding the Division.
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