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8/16/2020 6:20:00 AM
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Questions for skilled Trials players
I’ve been a really focused PvP player in D2. I used to play on D1, did a lot of endgame for PvP and PvE. I went to the lighthouse plenty of times in D1, but I don’t get very far on my cards in D2. Now I don’t have as much time to play as I did back then. I want to focus on more PvE but I also want to progress in Trials.
Long story short, for those who do well in Trials, are you mainly focusing on PvP, PvE or both? Do you think PvE would help to develop game mechanics? Also, how much time do you spend playing D2? I’m trying to see if PvE would be worth doing, or if y’all just invest more time playing D2 in general. Thanks!
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Honnestly as a guy who does both in my opinion if you want to be an absolute trials god with 1000000 flawlesses the best way is to just ignore pve unless a good gun comes from there i have buddies who are trials monsters and they dont do pve. Mainly because aim assist on pve is much different than pvp and pvp vs pve in general dont corrolate at all. However if you want to do both go ahead i wont stop you. What id recomend is if you want to be a really good trials player just find a team that you synergise with and work with them. A good team is worth 100% more than gun skill. Although both matter.
