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작성자: SloppyJoeGilly2
7/20/2015 5:30:58 PM
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Why am I better at skirmish than trials?
I'm not great. I know. I barely have over a 1.0 kd in skirmish but that's because of my early history in the crucible. I've gotten a lot better recently (practice) but in trials, I can barely compete. Why is there such a difference between the two?
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3 답변Basically it's the following: 1) You are an average PvP player based on your stats. Nothing wrong with this though. 2) Lets assume that the average ToO team is composed of above average PvP players. 3) In regular Crucible, skill based matchmaking is enabled which means you will consistently play people at your skill level. 4) Trials does not factor in skill, rather it is connection based. 5) Based on all of the above, it is most likely that you will always play teams that are statistically better at Crucible then you.
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There are more Casuals in crucible like Skirmish for example, but in ToO it's more competitive and everyone wants to win, more communication and tactics, the enemy teams pulls out their good guns. As I said everyone wants to win, and people will go to great lengths just to win even cheating. Hope this sums it up regular crucible - Casuals ToO - Competitive
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작성자: Fridén 7/20/2015 6:36:08 PMTrials has no team matchmaking. You are always facing a team of coordinated players. Skirmish its typically a group of 3 randoms versus a group of 3 randoms. In skirmish there is really no strategy involved and the punishment for dying is low. You can more easily get some kills back. I would say trials is WAY more about the team than the individual players. That is why people who barely have a 1.0 K/D in trials (or less) and still manage to go flawless with a team of 2 others with a similar skill set. I only have a 1.3 K/D in trials and I have been flawless 15 times.
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I know personally, I don't try to hard in skirmish. I'll take a lot of deaths I know i shouldn't but that's because I'm not really going all out. in trials, I'll use every advantage I can to help my team. use the best guns, use my best loadout, & go in with my best teammates. it's more competitive & you'll see people trying much harder & with an organized fireteam
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Here's the real reason: Trials matches you based on internet connection. Skirmish matches you based on skill level. So if your really good, you will have a Higher K/D in Trials because you are playing people who are less skilled than you are used to. But if your just average (as am I), you will be going against harder opponents in Trials than you get matched up against in Skirmish. Make sense?
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Trials takes a lot more strategy and communication. It's not always just 1v1 gun fights. There's flanks and double teams. You just need other players who can win a 1v1 gun fight but also know the maps and be very aware of where the enemy is, where your teammates are and how to counter the setup your enemy is using
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2 답변1. More competitive and more competitive people are playing trials right now. 2. Armor and weapons matter more in trials. Combined with #1 if the person knows how to use them well they will kill u. 3. Team work. Most people who are winning it trials are playing as a team and have a tight strategy. Skirmish is like free for all with three person teams... Trials is 3 people who stay and work together.
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