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6/30/2015 4:08:32 PM
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improve environment / punish leavers in pvp!!
past 4 games in skirmish matches we got two leavers in every game. two of the games i was the last guardian in our team who was still playing and other two 1 guy in enemys team was keeping till end everyone else quit before half time.
also matchmake people better. i got in my team two level 10 guys and enemys team had level 34 guys who been flawless in ToO. i know its not a big deal to go flawless in ToO but if my guys have 1 kill each and i have to pull all the weight against them it can get very frustraiting.
thanks for lisening, have a nice day now i feel better.
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2 RespuestasI agree would love to see better matchmaking. I'm not what I would call a great PvP player I would describe myself as average I have matches where I'm in fire but I also have matches where I totally sh$t the bed. If I've been having an off day I sometimes will quit a match if I feel like it's hopeless. I don't mind losing is when I can't even get a single kill in edgewise that things get frustrating. I feel like better matchmaking would solve a lot of problems. That being said to your point of harsher punishments for backing out I feel like that would be unfair for the simple fact that life happens. Idk how many times I've been playing then for an important phone call from work or a family member I haven't heard from in a while. Or if I'm playing and the girlfriend walks I the door or suddenly nature calls. What I'm trying to say is there are plenty of legit reasons a person might have to back out for that don't warrant a punishment and it would be hard to tell either way I think. Take care.
