So I should have a bad experience in Qp so you can have fun??
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Editado por Haunter: 12/30/2019 11:01:36 PM[quote]So I should have a bad experience in Qp so you can have fun??[/quote] Your ineptitude doesnt entitle you to special treatment. You didnt pay extra cash that you get to say who does - or doesnt match you
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Play Qp if you want connection based, it’s only fair for us to have Sbmm if you have connection.
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[quote]Play Qp if you want connection based, it’s only fair for us to have Sbmm if you have connection.[/quote] That's fine - but you can't have 95% of pvp catering to your side. At [u]minimum[/u] 50% of pvp playlists should go for each side.
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You have all of comp, complete random based matchmaking
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[quote]You have all of comp, complete random based matchmaking[/quote] Comp is sbmm Rotational playlist is sbmm Control is sbmm Rumble is sbmm Banner is sbmm Even gambit is sbmm
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Comp is not Sbmm
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Bungie have stated it in fact is but I guess youd know better
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Just like op stating classic is sbmm?
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He doesnt know if it is or isnt, if however hes matching players across the globe in a playlist that's supposed to be connection based something is off right?
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It is sbmm, otherwise I wouldnt be matching people in singapore
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Did you not read what I said?? I’m not trying to take sbmm away lol. Please read it before just answering with assumptions
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Yeah you said I don’t think Sbmm belongs in Qp, are you forgetting this
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You’re forgetting the rest. Pvp needs to be revamped to slit the casual side and the dedicated side. Again, I’m not trying to remove it, but pvp needs to go into a different direction
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Pvp might not be good but Sbmm was necessary, the rest is just bungie not caring about pvp
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It’s a cycle that never ends (if you played destiny from the beginning, you would see the back and forth). Months from now it will probably go back because of all the complaints and we will be back where we started. Just changing it isn’t a necessity, it’s just a vicious cycle that’s not helping anyone in the long run