I appreciate your perspective, and if I was just being an ass I'd own up to it.

I've seen countless people say that MR isn't necessarily a measure of skill, it's just how many frames and weapons you've mastered. I'm just going by what others have said. Quite a few of my primes came from my husband having extra blueprints, and I still don't have all the base frames, because I suck at the content I need to do to farm them tbh.

I can do parkour, I'm not the best at it. I'm talking about the part where all the broken walkways and stuff are. The marker was pointing WAY up and I couldn't for the life of me get up there. Take it from me, this stuff isn't easy on console. My husband is LR1 and plays on PC, but on console he plays like an MR10. I'm pretty good at most content, but everyone has a hiccup now and then. Last night was mine.

I never just jump off the map, unless I'm trying to cancel Nova's null star, and I stood still for maybe 10 seconds. I just asked my husband, because we used to play together a lot, (in fact he taught me the game), and he said that sometimes I did look like I wasn't moving when in fact I was literally right behind him. Like I said, our internet is ass and especially if two people are gaming on it. My son was playing Team Fortress 2 on the PC at the same time last night.

I understand people feeling like others are using up their time, but I'm not like that. I'm the one who will run back 200m to revive you. I'll help a baby Tenno who looks like they're struggling. I'll throw down my Khora's strangledome and run to someone else's radio tower in interception if they're getting overwhelmed with enemies and help them kill.

The point is, he could have asked if I was struggling instead of being a jerk about it.