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1/20/2022 4:48:43 PM
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I would agree. There were complaints from the elite when we had sbmm because matches were too sweaty, poor babies don't want to play against others of their own skill level. Then sbmm is removed and I see complaints from elites about having bad players on their team. You can't have it both ways.
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I’m. Good players just didn’t want to have the casual mode be a laggy multi continental -blam!- storm that takes 5+ minutes of orbit time just to get in to As for “good players don’t want to play players of their own skill” Guess what. Good players play comp at significantly higher rates than average players. Comp has SBMM. Good players also organize private matches and scrims. Which casual players usually do not And I’d wager you don’t even know what faceit is. Let alone have you spent any time in iit.
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Just because you dont understand basic math doesnt make it a lame excuse. Heres a full write up on why the SBMM experience is totally different for outlier players vs average players. https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/260411617?page=0&sort=0&showBanned=0&path=1 Try to keep up (;
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[quote]I don't care what anyone or anything says. I know what I read which was constant whining about sweaty matches. Translation being I don't want to play against others of my own skill level because it's too hard.[/quote] Ahh the typical smooth brain reply from the garbage can pvp player. Never fails.
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작성자: Namename 1/20/2022 4:52:52 PMIt's quite the contradiction isn't it? At some point the top pvpers will also begin to complain about crucible being to sweaty at this rate. They will ask Bungie to balance the lobby, which some are doing even now
