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Edited by cbxero:
7/24/2014 11:14:40 PM
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Kill/Death apparently means something around here
EDIT: my point is being missed. I didn't ask if a high ratio makes me a good player, I asked why, when I give an opinion about the game, a typical answer is "your kd sucks stfu you're stupid and don't matter". Pretty sure Bungie would like opinions from everyone, not just good players. Then they know how to reach a wider market. Is that not logical?
Mine sucks. Putting that out there to save everyone the time of looking up my profile, seeing it blows and posting it.
That said, apparently a high kill/death ratio means your opinions are worth more than mine because "you suck, get good n00b lulz".
So, someone explain to me when not being good at this game meant my opinion about the game doesn't matter. This should be good.
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I think their issue is that you likely just need to try different tactics, and they see you as ignoring that you need to make a change or learn something new and are blaming the game instead. I'm no elite player, but I'm paying attention and improving what I'm doing. Also, do you play with a team or randoms? Multiplayer is made for you to ideally know and be communicating with your team, how unbalanced is the game when your fire team is people you know who play PvP? I find the Crucible challenging, not imbalanced - and I like a challenge, otherwise I'd go play whack a mole at an arcade. Plenty to do besides crucible, for those that claim it's "unbalanced".
