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1/31/2016 6:29:00 PM
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You mean to tell me 6v6 pvp modes aren't supposed to be team based? Oh my.. Well, I've been playing wrong the whole time.
People need to get real. If you go into Rift alone, you're likely to get slaughtered, especially against a team of six. However, the same can be said for Control. If you wanna play solo, the best would be Clash, since there is no objective other than killing.
Rift is actually a very nice change of pace. It brings teams and coordination together. If you need a team, look on LFG sites or the forums here. I'm sure you can find people. And if you choose not to because you don't wanna play something more team based, cry about it and get off your high horse.
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thank you, at least SOMEBODY gets it
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Rift does not bring teams and coordination together. It brings bullets and bodies together all celebrated by the slam of a shiny light ball. Sorry. Not interested.
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How is it not coordination and teamwork?
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Edited by Malc2127: 1/31/2016 8:33:34 PMIt's not coordinated in that I cannot effectively split my team up to flank, defend the rift base, and control ammo spawns without severely compromising our chances of grabbing the spark. It's not so much teamwork in the fact that regardless of what strategy I use my team is continuously forced to one point on the map over and over again to slaughter or be slaughter in attaining the spark or to slaughter or be slaughtered trying to dunk it. That's all I'm saying. It's cool for casual play. Just not Iron Banner.
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Then don't play! Easy problem solved. Rift does bring a team together whether you believe it or not.
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That is a point that can argued man.
