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3/31/2024 5:58:56 AM
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Other players have ruined my crucible experience.
Thats all I have to say. I don't believe I will ever climb higher than plat in comp or go flawless due to poor matchmaking.
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1 返信Not sure the title of your post is gonna draw in a lot of civil conversation. But as a lower tier player, I can say that flawless is definitely achievable. It’s not reserved for the best of the best. That’s just ego talk from sweatlords. But you don’t start off by running GMs, right? You learn how to get better. Same goes for pvp. It’s just more work, because you’re constantly up against a different human who makes different choices, instead of a pre-programmed enemy. So the increase to your skill is less noticeable and stable. Besides, even the best players are subject to poor matchmaking. Watch Gernader or Frost regularly get clapped on their channels, for example. It’s just part of the game
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It’s “THE META” aka sweat your balls off and think you’re better than chuck norris. This pvp experience is not fun. It’s nothing but frustration and aggravation. Then everyone plays the blame game. It’s matchmaking fault, it’s my teammates fault, it’s bungie fault, it’s cheaters… let’s just think for a second why we are so invested in this video game skill that isn’t applicable to a single aspect in real life? The only real thing we have here is the connection with other players, similar or different. It’s not fun if that’s not YOUR goal. If all you do is ONLY PLAY FOR WINS, then you’re gonna need a mental evaluation
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19 通の返信In Comp, you match by rank. The idea is for the ranks to represent skill in some way — not every player is supposed to climb to the highest rank. If you want to climb higher, you need to carry more matches (the best players regularly do that). In Trials, it’s more random and luck plays a bigger role, but the same principle applies — the more matches you can carry, the better your odds of Flawless are. However, you can also go Flawless through pure luck.
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You know what? It's more likely that you're right than most of the people making on here the last few weeks. For me personally, comp stops at adept because I'm not ever going to do something with rank where you spend over half you time getting used by the people that are truly ruining pvp. And then it gets called competitive and you get to listen to their continued delusions that came out of your pockets. As far as flawless there's the persistence passage. Everyone wins with that. I even look back over my matches and count times that would have been flawless.
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1 返信No it an actually the other way around. YOU ruin others people’s playing experience with being bad at the game. Sorry to tell you.
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I experience a ton of lag and lopsided matches, yet I've managed to go flawless 7 times. You just have to stick with it. Sometimes Trials are unplayably bad and I just do something else. Then I come back a day or two later and go on a hot streak straight to the lighthouse. There's no rhyme or reason to it.
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