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As an experienced player, who knows others regularly shoot bursters, why are you trying to melee them?
It feels like the best thing to do is tag them, keep your distance, and if you don’t have a weapon capable of killing them let someone else on your team handle it.
I understand your frustration, but if this keeps happening to you, you may need to change how you approach them.
Or maybe I’m not fully appreciating the problem. I regularly play a lightning Psyker, so bursters normally aren’t a problem in my games. o_o
If you can shoot them don't start running towards it, shoot it, shoot it! The characters even call it out, pushing it is a last ditch solution and not entirely safe either. Less safe then shooting it anyway.
Therefore I play with randoms. Having played with randoms long enough I know that most of them are queuing for difficulty above their skill level pretty much 75% of the time.
Which means that I will never, ever, trust any other player to play correctly.
If my choice is trusting a random to push a burster correctly, or shooting it and letting it hit only him, I'll shoot it literally every time I see it first. Because the alternative is the random fails the push or doesn't do it at all, and the burster hits the whole team instead.
Yeah, both of those statements kinda mirror my feelings too. o_o
I guess if you’re really eager on engaging bursters in melee, you NEED to get on the mic and declare your intentions ahead of time. Otherwise, don’t be surprised when someone opens fire on the burster.
If you see a team mate slightly aways and a burster closing down and shoot, you are just intentialy damaging him with your shot, without allowing him to safely push away an enemy. Pure malice and nothing else.
Seriously though, I try to avoid killing bursters when another player is near them. When I hear a burster I immediately try to identify where it is, then tag/shoot it before it gets close enough to be a problem.
Pushing really should be a last resort, it’s much safer to shoot them from a distance.
If you're at a safe distance from a burster and someone else is not, you should leave that choice to the discretion of the person who's about to be blown up. There isn't a reason for you to shoot a burster when it is just a few meters away from an ally.
Or dodge twice...