What makes "good manners" in a group event (when there's a fireteam) when you have multiple players who don't know each other but were matched by the game, all of whom are doing their best to complete the event within the time limit? Should you all just try to kill everything that moves? If somebody gets in a first shot, do you or should you let that player finish the job, or help get it done? Do you, or should you, always revive a fireteam member? Do you look to see who has, or seems to have, which special talent, and try to set up that other player for success? Are there, so to speak, unwritten rules about who does what, who kills which bad guy, when to use grenades and supers (so you are perhaps "stealing" kills or even completing an event "early", while other players might want to keep the event going for their own reasons)? Are there rules of play that every player SHOULD know? (I'm not talking about the Bungie "code of conduct" type of stuff). I grew up long ago on the streets of Brooklyn, and you learned pretty quickly how to act in a pick-up game or there were painful consequences. But there don't seem to be such in D2 unless you are a public a-hole, of course. We all rely on each other's grace and best intentions. We all fail sometimes. So, aside from Bungie's code (which reflects the "real" world, and not the "game" world), how should a person act? Of course, I absolutely admit that I have an obsessive personality disorder (which did come in handy before I retired). I'm curious. Playing baseball (or stickball), everybody knows who you are, and justice is swift. But in D2? Is there justice? Regards. neuronji