This chapter argues that collectivist duties do not significantly affect our individual obligations in certain important coordination problems. These are moral high stake versions of the so-called Hi-Lo cases. This also means that the conflict between collectivists and individualists, who resist the collectivist move, is not that stark in these cases. Along the way, I will also show that Hi-Lo cases are of interest to all kinds of moral theories, not just consequentialism, for which it is usually seen as a challenge.