Yeah, nobody believes you went that many times without being or paying a carry. The more important part here is that people didn’t watch trials on twitch. Not really. The 150k a weekend is abysmal. Those are really low numbers for popular games. Let’s just say that I concede both points though. Let’s say you are a monster at trials unrivaled by anyone like you claim. Let also say trials was the most watched thing ever. It still wouldn’t change anything I said. I forget the exact number but I’m ALL of destiny, both games, it’s something like high 90th percentile of people never go flawless. Now you could say “that’s because only the best can” which would be mathematically incorrect. Let’s make it easy and call it exactly 90 percent. If 90 percent of people are playing they can’t ALL be match against those 10 percent. Especially once you factor in those in that 10 percent who are offline. Unless of course, the rampancy of paid carries is so high as to make it a business model that runs 24/7. This is all even disregarding the fact that 7wins in a row should not even be possible in any real sbmm system because a real sbmm should result in playing players of your skill level which by default would result in a, roughly, 50 percent win ratio. Unless again, player who don’t belong in a skill bracket are playing characters that do not belong to them. This is common knowledge. I’m not even saying it’s all bad because I am of the mindset that even when outclassed and outgunned it’s your responsibility to find a way to win not blame something else. Nevertheless, trials has always been a joke when it comes to an accurate measure of good or bad in pvp.