It’s a team based game, there should not be missions rewarding solo play, in that case there could be added some milestone achievments that reward a certain amount of credits.
Missions are just extra cash along the way, you’re not forced to complete them. Some are there to make you try new things and put you out of your comfort zone.
I’m already a little bit upset about the Game mode xp, as the fastest one to complete that objective gains the xp, so when you have 5 engineers in underground, good luck competing against them for that game mode xp. Same goes for that EV damage when you got 5 fire support on your team.
Secondary missions already got removed, because they we’re just too annoying to complete, as you would only gain progress towards that mission by just finishing the objective, even if someone on your team did 99% of the repair, if he didn’t manage to finish it for whatever reason, you can just steal it. Also on some maps you would always need the enemy to construct/disable that secondary objective first to be able to interact with it.
That mission alone would require you to play 10 games and I really doubt anyone could pull off first blood every single game 10 games in a row.
Missions refresh every 3 hours and currently I am able to complete all 3 missions I have available in about 1 game, maybe 2 depending on the map and the types of XP I am required to earn. I think missions are fun, as they often require me to play different mercs and different styles.
I already dislike some of the execution missions, which I abandon immediately as I’m just not a fan of the game mode, but already looking at missions which require you to play more than 1 game to be able to complete the mission seem rather dissatisfying. I know more than just 1 game isn’t too much to ask to complete the missions, but I find it shouldn’t be required either, some players have more time, some less.
As I don’t deal with the execution type missions myself, I would like to kindly ask for someone to leave their impression by first letting us know the games/win requirements per round, how many games would it take to complete them in one go and then their average amount of games it actually takes.