Guild Wars 2

How many times has someone not played their decided upon role in a team? For soloq, there’s no communication so everything has to be decided before the match. For example:

1. If you’re assigned to take out their treb, take out their treb as soon as it’s up. Don’t wait for someone else to do it. Just drop what you’re doing and go. It’s your job.

2. You’re assigned to close, don’t leave close undefended. If you leave close and it gets capped, you are responsible

3. If you’re assigned to the buffs on temple, go take the buffs whenver they come.

Getting involved in a fight or getting distracted is not an excuse.

Oh, and most important.

COME EARLY. If you arrive late in the match, you deserve to lose.

If you’re assigned to far, try not to type “PLEASE HELP CLOSE PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE” might be the 4. rule.

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/pvp/pvp/Is-there-any-Point-of-Communicating/first#post3858078

You really should be quiet about everyone following their role when you don’t even know the maps.

Watch the map, adapt, and try to make the most beneficial decisions in every situation. Think about what you can do better.

I would not count on random players to accept your authority before a match.

To win solo q you must push far.
1)If you’re assigned treb, try to cap far first.
2)You’re assigned close. Close is probably safe anyway since everybody rushes mid. Go cap far.
3)Everybody zergs temple buffs. Don’t be that guy. Go far.
Getting involved in a fight is not an excuse. PvP is not about fighting people.
Oh and most important.
CAP FAR. It’s no problem if you die. Just respawn and run to far. If you die. Repeat.
If your team loses is because they weren’t capping far.

The title is an oxymoron. If you’re solo queuing, you shouldn’t care about winning.

The people you’re trying to reach don’t read the forums

robertul.3679:

To win solo q you must push far.

PvP is not about fighting people.

lel.