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9/13/2015 5:11:51 AM
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The more you play the more your game mechanics improve. You'll learn the right areas to be and where not to be. Of course time played does not equal skill but you'll tend to find skilled players have higher grimoire and you can't deny that.
I'm not saying that everyone with a low grimoire is bad or that people with high grimoire are good guaranteed because there are exceptions(top pvp players have low grimoire and I have high grimoire and suck cock nuggets). Sure you shouldn't judge a book by its cover but you can't really blame people for doing so because they have probably have had bad experiences with low grimoire players.
TL;DR: 1v1 me fgt
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Whatever makes you feel better m8
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Come on don't be lazy m8
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There are some days when I would be up for arguing with a wall and explaining why you are wrong, but a saturday isn't one of them. Especially when I have a Rum and Coke and Warframe is calling my name.
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Don't make me takaoni ur birch ass
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Reference game on point. +1
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People with low Grimoire are either really good Crucible players or newer to the game. You are terrible in the Crucible so I hope you're new. Otherwise you are a perfect example of what the op is talking about.
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Or it could be that I don't play the game much lol
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Which means less experience, which means less skill.
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To a point yes. But once you have played the game for DAYS it kinda becomes redundant.
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But I'm not wrong. Like I said there are exceptions but in general terms high grimoire = skilled player and low grimoire = less skilled player.
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That's why in trials people with under 2800 grimoire suck.
