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4/9/2022 5:48:55 PM
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Trials of Osiris
Hello,
I'm trying to play Trials of Osiris for the first time but it's practically impossible to do for newbies because of the matchmaking method.
Can I suggest a matchmaking based on the actual level of the Trials? Like a beginner vs beginner and so on?
Thanks in advance, it's just a suggestion to make the game for newbies less painful/stressful! 😁
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8 RespuestasEditado por User Spartan: 4/9/2022 6:02:11 PMHey, so I get where your coming from, and that you want to do trials, but the issue is that Trials is a VERY competitive PvP endgame activity. It’s for the best of the best PvP players. If you still want to do trials I would suggest Freelance.
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1 RespuestaIf you aren’t skilled at pvp, there’s probably no reason to even attempt trials. You’ll get slaughtered over and over again. Your rep gains will be far too slow, drops are far too infrequent, and you have to actually win games to get masterworking materials. Your probably better off just not even attempting the playlist. It’s not worth it. I’ve never played a single trials game. I know I’m better off not exposing myself to a playlist that breeds toxicity. Not worth it. Just let trials go. It’s never going to be worth the stress and anxiety.
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1 RespuestaHey. I would suggest trying to LFG a team. Trials is a 3v3 mode so although Bungie made changes so solo players could queue, they warned them that this would be at a disadvantage and rightfully so if a team based shooter. Trials is a bit like a tournament whereby you tend to match at random and the higher up you get, the more likely you’ll match against people on the same amount of wins.
