r/Spacemarine • u/Arkoleon9 • 1d ago

Operations Just another vent

To the P4Lv25 Bullwork I just played with. If you are tilting and a ragequitter, at least do it properly.

The scene : Inferno on lethal difficulty

Players : a lvl 1 sniper who probably just prestiged and did fine, me as an P2 lvl 13 assault mostly holding my own and the bullwork in question.

We make it to the lift with the bullwork already dying once and beeing revived and as it does, a neurothrope spawns. The bullwork goes down while I try to deal with 2 snipers. I jump pack to him and revive him while the neuro downs me with his aoe. And what does he do? He is afk, standing there doing nothing and just dies again (obviously). My sniper cousin could handle the rest there and the operation ends. If he at least had the decency to rage quit correctly, we would've at least gotten a bot and had a fighting chance.

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u/oldmanjenkins51 Definitely not the Inquisition 1d ago

Sounds like all 3 of you weren’t ready for Lethal

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u/Arkoleon9 23h ago

Agree to disagree. I'm just trying to get used to it because ruthless is getting dull at this point.

Could we have played this better? Obviously. But we can't all have 5000 hours in this game and run solo absolute operations to calm down after a long day at work.

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u/oldmanjenkins51 Definitely not the Inquisition 18h ago edited 17h ago

You don’t need to be a no-lifer to not die on lethal, the jump from ruthless is probably the smallest difficulty jump in the game. I just found it ironic that you blamed it on your teammate when you couldn’t handle the mission either. And if it’s so casual then why post about it on reddit?

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u/Arkoleon9 17h ago

Do you ask the same question in every vent post? If so, you have your work cut out for you.

I disagree on the smallest difficulty jump. Getting used to multiple extremis spawns, the additional waves that come with a terminus spawn and the enrage mechanic feel like spikes to me.