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3/26/2023 1:15:10 PM
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I found the 2 games you are talking about in your history.
Got stomped by a team, you had 0 kills (probably joined very last second)
Since the team you just joined got smashed and you were given a free L, they decided to put you against half of the team you just joined to give you a chance to stomp them as well for failing you.
That failed for you unfortunately, try again.
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😂😭you’re wrong for the subtle disrespect
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There are lots of hackers in PVP admit that at least
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Yeah because they got publicly called out online by the destiny YouTube community.
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There are a lot of laggers in pvp atm, people just teleporting around, me getting shot through walls in clear cover and stupid stuff like that. I don't care much about that even, because destiny 2 pvp isn't competitive. But on steam alone, there is a 300.000 playerbase in the recent 30 days and it just happens all the time that you play pvp against the same 20 or 30 people, day after day. I find that quite interesting, what's the algorithm behind that? In the past trials I remember seeing literally the same people for games and games, rotating around, sometimes we played together, sometimes we were on the opposite side. I live in Europe, there's no way that's all of the playerbase lmao.
