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7/15/2016 7:01:26 PM
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The "I never try so my K/D isn't good" crap.
Look my K/D sucks? Because when I started destiny I was shit. But I was able to learn and get better and bring my 0.3 up to where it is. Everyone always saying I always use fun loadouts. Well if every single person in the crucible "never tries" and "uses non sweaty loadouts" how come people struggle then? Apparently there isn't any competition weapon and skill wise since everyone is fooling around we should all have 3.0
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Edited by Yori: 7/15/2016 7:32:35 PMLol I never said that, read it again. And I do sweats and a lot of people respect me because I carry them threw flawless. I help people to not struggle. Also destiny is getting boring so I am trying to do some fun challenges. When I want to sweat, I will because I still need a few more montage clips.
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First of all, it's hard to call them sweats if they are lowest tier PVP players. But I get that. Even I "sweat" sometimes. But anyways [quote] Btw my KDR is 0.9 because I do alot of challenges becuase its fun.[/quote] This is what annoys me, people like you on the forum who say they fool around or do challenges, apparently so much that it affects their "1.5 k/D" to a 0.8 or some dumb crap like that. Anyways your trials K/D is negative and your win ratio is barely above 50% so I highly doubt you "carry"
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hahaha my kd is .9 because I'm average call it what it is. I'm average in crucible but I have fun. never been flawless prob never will be but I have fun and play to win. as an average player. why can no one ever admit that!
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Exactly! Nothing is wrong with being average or whatnot. The first step to becoming a better player is admitting how you truly play. Not live in a lie you've made saying how great you are. Thank you sir
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[quote]Exactly! Nothing is wrong with being average or whatnot. The first step to becoming a better player is admitting how you truly play. Not live in a lie you've made saying how great you are. Thank you sir[/quote] This is so true. I tell myself every day that I suck. I'm to harsh on myself. But every time I get better (let's quantify this growth with "1 better") i find 5 more things to fix for every "1 better" I get.
