Ahh ok thanks!

No...it's really not. That example implies that there are no 12th graders that are better than messi, when in reality, there probably are. Another reason why it's a stupid argument is that it also implies that the less experienced players ALWAYS face the very, very best....which is the most bullshit I've ever heard. Here, take a look at these graphs: [url]https://www.bungie.net/en/News/Article/13473[/url] The graph PROVES that, even before SBMM, about half the games you played ended with a score difference of 3k or less (balanced teams). Last reason: This is a videogame...not a sport. It is seriously a thousand times easier to learn how to do well in the crucible than it is to learn how to do well in a sport. There aren't many factors to consider when you're trying to better yourself at PvP in a videogame....on the other hand, there are literally a million different factors to consider when trying to do well in a sport. The crucible really isn't that difficult if you actually put in some and effort...because everyone is the crucible has the same limitations that can easily be achieved. In sports, everyone has different limitations, and the ones that are close to reaching theirs, are usually the better ones. I love how every SBMM supporter has been stating examples like the one you just did...It's complete nonsense. [spoiler][quote]That is like saying we should allow messi to play 12th graders, that shit isnt fair for anyone[/quote] And no...it's actually nothing like saying that. I implied that players that are good, should do well.... You're implying that a great player is playing against less skilled people.... I don't see how our points correlate at all lol....[/spoiler]

You need to go practice then.

Hmm, that's why they have the mark of the unbroken medal right?