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Wrathにより編集済み:
12/31/2015 12:38:32 AM
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Warning: Excessive Headshots
Year 1 Unuploaded highlights in no particular order of impressiveness..
Funny moments, sweet kills, great feeds, in-game reactions
Hope you enjoy :)
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2 通の返信While grimoire isn't all that important, it is a reasonable way to know the general experience of said player. Personally anyone above 3k grimoire should be decent enough at the moment. That just tells me that they have done a decent amount of playing, and should know a bit more than the basics. However, that is where it ends. Anything regarding a persons actual skill level in certain activities requires a closer look at more specific numbers to get a clearer picture of their actual skill level. For PvP, look at their win/loss ratio and not only their KD, though you should look at it anyways for consistency. For example, someone with a 3.0 K/D, but has a 10% win ratio tells me they hide and kill a few people and leave the game. Also known as KD boosting. For PvE, and more specifically... raids. You would look at their completions and K/D. A better player tends to have a higher K/D in raids from killing the most enemies, while staying alive the most (except for wipes). Completions just tell you how much they know the run from start to finish. I'll leave it at that.
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11 通の返信Grimoire can tell you if someone has played a lot. When people play a lot they tend to get proficient. Logic would therefore say that Grim over 2500 is more likely to be proficient than grim under 2500. That is true. Don't be butthurt because some noobs take judgements based on grimoire too far. Edge cases like 4600+ is a stupid way to measure it because players have to go out of their way to get that or play ridiculously long.[spoiler]like me[/spoiler]
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8 通の返信Thank you! Nobody wants to do the Raid with me because of my low grimiore score. Because of that, I'm not high enough light to do good in trials. ; (
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Ghosts count for very little.... To say Grimoire means nothing is the exact opposite to someone saying it means everything. Whilst Grim alone probably cannot attain someone's skill level entirely, it does shout to me that a higher Grim score means that player has a knowledge of game modes, weapons and armor and will require less mothering.... However I would gladly invite a player into the raid if they meet our clans requirements and we set those reasonably low to be fair. If you prove a constant RIP player you get booted :)
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Another“somebody piss me off and I have to say my angry thought in here” sort of comment, sounds like a normal day for us..... Anyway, grimore card mean what you have been through, both pve and pvp. So it's represent a bit of your skills somehow. Also, even know YouTube videos for ghosts and fragments farming are everywhere, some of the locations are not easy to reach, you will need some skills on jumping.
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GreyFox Forlornにより編集済み: 12/29/2015 12:48:28 PMPeople like to have excuses to think they're better than someone else or their opinion matters. I.E.: year 1's, alphas,betas, grimoire score, ToM, And so on. People don't realize that opinions don't matter on the Internet, everyone has one and nobody cares.
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