I have spent an embarrassing amount of time asking a driver to wait while standing next to the wrong vehicle. Please tell me somebody else has done this.

I need to know when the old plan is cancelled. I can miss a new marker while I am busy surviving something.

Mine has a screenshot of the settings menu because I did not trust myself to write the numbers correctly. Low tech, surprisingly useful.

Also save a moment you handled well. Not for a montage. So you know what you are trying to repeat instead of only what to avoid.

Water and a proper stand-up break it is. The chair has had enough optimisation for one evening.

I tell myself I will stretch during the map change, then spend the entire break adjusting the chair by about half an inch. What do you actually manage to do be…

A baker who sold terrible travel bread. The party kept returning to offer business advice. I had prepared a dungeon and ended up running a bakery consultation.

Would menu or loading screens count? I have a folder full of accidental captures and exactly three intentional screenshots.

That second reply describes most of my enthusiastic rescue attempts. I am working on the difference between helping and donating another respawn.

Mine was turning around. I could follow the fight perfectly and still miss the teammate trying to reach me from behind. What tiny habit made you more useful?

Walk one route together and agree on names for the obvious spots. Then play a few rounds. You immediately notice which names you actually need.

Calling out that you are falling back. Otherwise I am still watching the same doorway and wondering why it suddenly got very lonely.

Fair point about asking. A quick offer to show the route is better than assuming everybody wants a lesson.

With only a handful of people on, I enjoy showing newer players the route instead of ending the map immediately. Curious where everyone lands on this. I do not…

Pick one objective for the round. My first useful evening was just keeping the tank moving. I stopped trying to be everywhere and started noticing where the te…