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Edited by Ram:
9/17/2021 10:37:18 PM
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My personal take on trials
So twab after twab, it looks like ppl at bungie are reading the feedback, so i thoguht id give mine and i wont be going into a discussion with the ppl who disagree.
almost 30 trials game today, ALL of them against 3 stacks decked out in timeslot gear and myth ect.. while most , not all of my teammates , have barely high engough power level with double primaries. Around half of them just jump off and die straight away out of discouragement i guess ?
So fast forward a couple of hours, im still on my third win , and only 1 trial engram.
Safe to say, i will stop playing trials as of today, at first i was waiting for freelance , but after this weeks experience i don't think ill jump in, i may try it but wont go for the long haul.
Anyway , that was my honest take on trials, defo not for the solo players, but enjoy it if u do. cheers
Also, im just thankful i got to get in with the matchmaking and get some loot , as im a trasnmo nerd.
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I'm afraid this is in a part a reflection of the average player that would solo queue vs the average player that would be in a 3 man foreteam in trials. The solo queuers are more likely casual in terms of their mindset in relation to trials. They are more likely there for the loot rather than going all out to get flawless. Otherwise they'd probably make sure they are in a 3 stack! Given the mindset, the solo queuers are less likely to make sure they have the best (cheesiest) loadouts equipped unlike the stacks playing to win. All in all until we have actual freelance, solo queuing will be very much a lottery.
