Keyes Island strategy, or "The RTFM Method"

This had also occurred to me after running it a couple times. The fact that the terminals were accessible and then locked later. After being on a few PuG runs I also wanted to develop a way to split teams up and tackle multiple things at once. I believe in VoodooGirl's Guide she mentions doing just that. However, since the trial is still new for so many people, keeping everyone together and showing them the ropes I feel is still useful until we reach a point where I could say "Team 1 go clear this area" and people would know what I'm talking about.

I lead two PuG Keyes trials yesterday, the vast majority of members having never done the trial. One succeeded and one failed due to several unlucky heals from Disintegration right near the end. One thing I noticed is that people are getting a lot faster at the reactors, even when dragging Anti Matter around. Whether you use the method you posted or just plain drag him, the reactor phases seem like they could be improved upon. In contrast, during the final phase I see less room for improvement. The league I was on used macros and everything, but with some people being nearly dead already and then getting hit with Disintegration it didn't help much. That is something I would like to give more thought to. Other than using macros or avoiding the Orbital Strikes one obvious thing would be to have everyone in the league spamming Rebirth, but I don't like relying on one power for anything. I still would like to entertain some other solutions.

Thanks for testing and posting, though! I find the Keyes trial to be fun, but extremely monotonous during the reactor phase and this looks like a promising way to cut down on that. Where I see it really shining is while trying to get the Anti-AntiMatter badge (complete the Keyes Island Reactor Incarnate Trial after having brought Anti-Matter below 10% of his health while attempting to take control of Reactor Hope, the western-most reactor.) I have never experienced a pulse while Anti Matter was at less than 10% health but I imagine it to be strong. Not having to drag him around for the terminals leaves only the pulse to deal with, potentially making this a lot easier.