Flawless isn't made for everyone, that is the point. To win 7 games without losing one is a big deal cause everyone you go against is trying to do the same damn thing. If the majority or even half the population went flawless than the game would just plain and simple defy basic math/stats. [spoiler]I know someone is gonna come along and say "but your stats suck". They do cause I have gone against the sweatiest of sweats and streamers and my deaths are honestly at times when it didn't matter versus when I really need to do something, which I pull through. I have 32 flawless in D1 and 7 in D2 (5 Y1 and 2 Y2). That aint a carry, I been flawless even in freelance. I go for kills with teamshooting, not K.D.[/spoiler] With that said, Flawless isn't that great, that's why I don't play Trials anymore. I played Year 1 D2 alot cause it was fun with friends but unless you are doing it just to play with your close buddies, it isn't worth the horrific stress. Like what, you need that Adept weapon with a sliver better stats? Nah. Not when the [b][u]price[/u][/b] is so much. Personally though I think Trials needs Skill Based Matchmaking. Playing against someone the same or slightly better than you makes more sense then when someone with 300 flawless goes against someone with a 0.3 kd. It seems like the top 1% get pinned against total noobs and streamers LOVE it cause it makes them look better than they are in their videos. Half the time when you watch a streamer, if you pay attention to the enemy, they aren't even shooting back and don't know what they are doing.