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People who are claiming it leads to gatekeeping or ego feeding completely misunderstood the point.
If its "ego feeding", what makes it different from seeing your damage after a wipe?
Seeing your damage after a clear allows for:
1. more self testing with loadouts without the need for the team to wipe.
2. Players will be able to see their average dps and be able to learn how to better it.
3.It will help players who lag behind their team in damage figure out the problem. I once encountered an issue where my friend was only getting 156k or less with his cloudstrike while I was hitting 1.5mill on taniks..it would be nice to see the damage after clears to understand why his damage was so terrible and help him improve it
4. Who does it hurt? Its just a fun thing to know!
5.most raid inclusive games offer a feature of this sort.
6. If they can include in a wipe screen why not a completion screen...its literally harmless
7. "It's a team effort", yes. You need to have all members optimized and doing good dps in order to win. If you don't understand that concept you're braindead.
I don't expect everyone to understand, I'm no stranger to mm's or looter shooters but I Already know "the average player" will dislike my points.
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[quote]exactly, and there's nothing wrong with calling out people who are doing low DPS and giving them recommendations to do more. if they refuse to change their load out and bring their whole team down, they're the real elitist[/quote] It’s not like there isn’t a whole stack of options now either. There are PLENTY of load outs to consider as well. I opened (well Youtube) opened my eyes to the cloud strike and sniper combos. Now I’m curious as to what is best! Cloud strike vs beloved (the list goes on and on) Why wipe to have facts and figures? It’s been done before and personally don’t know a single person who got booted after the raid was finished anyway.
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[quote]even the chaperone which everyone should have claps.[/quote] Thanks < I didn’t try that. I always used first in last out. Next I’m running the adored with chaperone / prospector (depending on team comp) I want to try mr. Chaperone
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[quote]People who are claiming it leads to gatekeeping or ego feeding completely misunderstood the point. If its "ego feeding", what makes it different from seeing your damage after a wipe? Seeing your damage after a clear allows for: 1. more self testing with loadouts without the need for the team to wipe. 2. Players will be able to see their average dps and be able to learn how to better it. 3.It will help players who lag behind their team in damage figure out the problem. I once encountered an issue where my friend was only getting 156k or less with his cloudstrike while I was hitting 1.5mill on taniks..it would be nice to see the damage after clears to understand why his damage was so terrible and help him improve it 4. Who does it hurt? Its just a fun thing to know! 5.most raid inclusive games offer a feature of this sort. 6. If they can include in a wipe screen why not a completion screen...its literally harmless 7. "It's a team effort", yes. You need to have all members optimized and doing good dps in order to win. If you don't understand that concept you're braindead. I don't expect everyone to understand, I'm no stranger to mm's or looter shooters but I Already know "the average player" will dislike my points.[/quote] Exactly ^^^ people just think of the worst scenario and yet even since d1 day one I have NEVER seen a gambit post or raid pist saying anything like it. Must do 1.546825 Million or no invite!!! Lmao - It doesn’t make sense.
