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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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1 ReplyPartly it's because you're doing something abnormal - Normally what happens is someone goes and plays 2 and a half games of the Crucible, goes to orbit and comes here to talk about how broken PVP is and how could anybody POSSIBLY like it. Those people pretty much invariably have poor k/d scores. Those people are probably ridiculed unmercifully - k/d is just an easy stat to seize on. You, on the other hand... you've played enough Crucible to get a feel for it. So there's no reason your opinion shouldn't be listened to. I think probably what happens is people just look at your k/d and not your games played and make an assumption because of how often the above post (from the first paragraph) happens.
