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Edited by Ryan Foxling:
3/25/2024 12:32:25 AM
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Make them work for their efforts? I think good players worked enough to become better, maybe you should improve and not ask for a handouts, stick to dead sbmm playlists, Bungie cattered to casuals and made everything sbmm for casuals, look at the state of those playlists
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Edited by BERGHERMEISTER: 3/30/2024 4:44:39 AMWhile I understand the point I'm not a big believer in the idea that everyone has the ability to be a really good player. There are plenty of people who put allot of hours into pvp and do get better but at their ceiling are average players. Some people just have better coordination and natural skill. It stinks that some of the best weapons are unobtainable for players that struggle, those weapons in the hands of already more skilled players tilts things even more. That being said instead of getting upset at pvp it would make more sense to hop into pve and challenge yourself in that.
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Not asking for handouts but a fair chance at the matchmaking even if it was skewed in favour of the opposite team slightly wouldn't be so bad, but a 95% chance of the opposition winning come on, surely you wouldn't like those lobbies either......?
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Tbf, i didn’t get “fair chances” when I first tried playing trials in destiny 1. My first trials of osiris session I had a 0.07kd… I played and slowly got better.
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Edited by Zodleon: 3/26/2024 10:00:08 AMMy trials of the nine experience was the similar. .54 over 3 matches. The me from back then wouldn't even see the me now before he lost. But there's a whole lot of time and experience between then and now.
