Yes, I have done teaming. However, most of the stuff I've run up against that might need teaming is stuff designed for 2-3 people. In all of those
instances, the challenge can be mitigated by simply outleveling the mission (unlike CoX, missions are locked to a level) and coming back to it.
In all of those cases, the team is more or less unnecessary. Since 95% of what you do is outdoors, it's not like there's more enemies out there. Even
in the instances (indoors) there's no more enemies spawning - which is a good thing, because the indoor missions are tiny and lackluster as compared to
CoX's. Teams simply make things easier. A LOT easier.
Almost all the teaming I've seen done is for the above instances (where you might want to do it NOW rather than outlevel it, and it gets *really* tricky
solo), attacks on fortified positions, or for item/enemy-kill collections.
Oh yeah, and for Grond, which is the major Giant Monster I've seen. Who has some of the funniest dialogue ever.
instances, the challenge can be mitigated by simply outleveling the mission (unlike CoX, missions are locked to a level) and coming back to it.
In all of those cases, the team is more or less unnecessary. Since 95% of what you do is outdoors, it's not like there's more enemies out there. Even
in the instances (indoors) there's no more enemies spawning - which is a good thing, because the indoor missions are tiny and lackluster as compared to
CoX's. Teams simply make things easier. A LOT easier.
Almost all the teaming I've seen done is for the above instances (where you might want to do it NOW rather than outlevel it, and it gets *really* tricky
solo), attacks on fortified positions, or for item/enemy-kill collections.
Oh yeah, and for Grond, which is the major Giant Monster I've seen. Who has some of the funniest dialogue ever.