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10/19/2018 7:37:15 AM
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While I much prefer the higher frame rate, smoother gameplay, better load times, etc that come with playing on PC now; I very rarely go into the local or game chat. I have some crappy matches, I have some decent matches, and sometimes I have really great matches. Using a controller against kb&m puts me at a disadvantage, no doubt about that, so I don’t really want to subject myself to the potential nasty chatter from random people.
In game chat can definitely be a rather mixed bag though, as I linked up with two random players last weekend, while we were all waiting for the Whisper portal. We had a great run, got the mission done easily, and had some fun banter. You just never know who you might find in the randomness of matchmaking.
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I've found, though, that regular activities are usually more chill in matchmaking. Had two runs for Whisper with two different groups and made a PSN friend from each run who I've since then helped out elsewhere. Had a lot of fun and some decent conversation. Raids and whatnot, on the other hand, seem to be a hotbed for angry tryhards that can't bear the thought of even a single loss, or even a wipe in a raid. With the increase in mechanical nonsense in Leviathan, I avoid it at any cost because it just isn't fun with randoms. Takes a while figuring out roles and then when something bad happens half the team gets pissy and quits for no good reason.
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well said
