Only if you ignore everything he does currently but BGs, I guess.
I have a thing against scrubs slandering people just because they’re famous. Doesn’t matter that it’s kripp, I’d do it for anyone who deserves it when the people criticizing them don’t even understand what they’re attempting to do.
I am just telling you how he plays BG’s. I never said he was some terrible person. He is well known in the ARPG community as a top players and probably the best builders in that genre next to Raxx although i think Kripp is probably better if not the best.
I think most players who aim for the top 100 or better at the end of a month, play for like 8 hours a day or at least some days. I don’t get it either; if I want to play I usually like ~9 matches a day; that’s a bit over 1 hour since i don’t like very slow decks either.
I don’t judge though. I’ve done way worse when I was taking WoW raiding too seriously.
You are getting trolled, buddy. Neonghost was complaining about BGs a couple months ago, now his profile is private and he’s saying everything is a skill issue. Dude doesn’t even play the game, probably thinks his rank is the same as the stream he watches.
This part right here shows you have no idea what you’re talking about. You can’t climb in ranking with consistent 4th place finishes, Mand.
You get one or two points for a fourth place finish and lose double digits for anything lower. To actually climb you need to get more first or second than you do 6-8.
The problem Kripp wants to bum rush tiers to feast or famine, and that’s not how this season is set up to work. The early meta builds too fast for you to waste gold on fast tiers instead of building a flexible board.
This is one of the best metas to date, it’s full of skill expression, there’s multiple lines of play, and there are catch up mechanics like we’ve never had before.
Again it’s not about kripp, it’s about what it means to be good at bgs. And I’m not sure the mode will ever have actual competitiveness due to its design. Sure, people can still tryhard like they could any game, but individual FFA games have never been good for having real competition.
Whining about Kripp is especially pointless since it seems he doesn’t play bgs anymore.
And what do you think it means? That one out of ten games, when the stars align, you highroll hard and it’s a giant flex? The mode has a ranking system and an internal MMR to put players together. Over time, the best players rise and the rest don’t. Not sure how that’s not competitive in your mind.
This is more you don’t play the game enough to even understand the topic than something about the mode.
Being good at the game is pulling a 3-5th place out of nothing because you creatively cobled together enough parts to not die before the other people.
Being good at the game is winning first place with one health left because you managed not to take that one extra damage on turn three, four, or five and lived to triple a T7 minion that completely rewrote the lobby.
People want to complain about “it’s all rng” but it’s not.
Not sure how you think that means I’m ineligible to participate despite paying attention to streamers over the years.
If you are done with the ad hominem, can you comment on how you think bgs deserves any shred of competitive respect? Because I assert that it doesn’t and never will.
And that’s fine, not every game needs to be esports tryhard gosu.