Not a particular play, but one the best matches I had was whenever me and a buddy who had been playing Trials for a month or so introduced another friend to it. This guy rarely ever plays PvP and had never set foot in Trials, so we explained the basic strategy and mechanics as we searched for a match, gave him some pointers on subclass and loadout, and flew in to Thieves' Den expecting to lose handily since we were carrying a complete noob. He actually caught on pretty quickly but was still a very weak link on our team, and if he was ever Last Guardian Standing it was pretty much guaranteed the round went to our opponents. So me and my experienced Trials buddy just bit our tongues and played the best we could, and before long we were down 4-0. I told our noob buddy "hey, this is Trials sometimes", but he said that he wanted to do better and that we should try to at least win a couple of rounds. I liked his attitude so we all dug deep and won the next three rounds, which would have been a perfectly fine showing, but lo and behold, the noob finally found his groove. Another round went out way and we were tied, and so on the final round, the other team starts teabagging whenever they kill us, I guess because they were pissed that we started winning. In the end we clutched it and won the final round, thanks to a perfectly timed Arc Blade. It took a lot of willpower not to teabag all over their Ghosts.