Just don’t play it lol. It’s a joke mode that was only added to appease the minority.
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If you don’t like Open Queue, play Role Queue instead.
If you don’t like Role Queue, play Open Queue instead.
Dunno what’s so hard to comprehend here.
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The problem is that they should have never introduced Role Queue in the first place, but instead worked on finding other ways to get people playing Tanks and Supports.
Maybe not having like 7 of each vs. 16 dps.
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tHEN GO BACK YOU CRY BABY
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Is this post real? No it can’t be. Something this ridiculous can’t possibly exist. But it cant be bait, its not ridiculous enough for that.
Its obvious that one doesn’t have to play something they don’t like unless forced, but no one would force a grown adult to do such a thing. Especially one that hasn’t heard of G.O.A.T. comps. I’ll just chalk it up to me being tired and choose to go to bed instead of wanting this post to be removed. 
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He is obviously trolling you guys 
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i use it as a smurf so, but i am trying to climb
Mans can’t even respond on his own thread. GG Wp
I mean some people liked hero bans but it got removed not the craziest thing
Amen, it is full of QP players that want the title of being competative but arent at all, i tryed it out as healer my tank and DPS kept running the same comp over and over into team fights that they got destroyed, then switch when it was too late, how can people be so stupid or blind, lose two team fights badly? switch people
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there are significant differences between the two, unfortunately, especially with the closest equivalent to 222 qp being in the arcade instead of on the main game selection screen side by side with 222
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Seriously what is it specifically with the Overwatch player base that wants to REMOVE FEATURES from the product they own? I have never seen a user base beg so hard to reduce a product to a point it couldn’t even be considered a MVP
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I agree Open Q is bad but here is a bigbrain thought. Do not play it if you dont like it and you wont have to worry. There is a reason it’s a alternative option. It’s a option. Not forced
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I personally find that matches in role-less queue modes to be far far better in quality than 222 matches, but I too feel there is a place for both in the game as a whole
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I mean that’s your experience and subjective opinion. I find open Q to be a mess. I find the compositions to be terrible. Guess that’s my experience and subjective opinion. I’m fine with it being an option. It’s just not one I’ll choose to use often. Perhaps when I want quick Q’s, I’ll play with the expectation that it’ll be terrible. My buddy is a masters gm player depending on his role, even he dislikes it. Not to say because of his rank his opinion is law…but just sayin
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You’re out of topic, Megadodo. I’m talking about the Competitive game modes, not the QP ones. Despite that though, there still are absolutely zero significant differences between pre - 2/2/2 role - lock QP and Quick Play Classic.
Naa it’s changed a lot. Too many spoonfed from the 222 era. They zone into QPC/OQ and expect a rounded comp. That kind of entitlement wasn’t there before. They’ve come to expect a kind of system-provided safety net. On the bright side, that ‘expectation’ means they regularly heal/tank and play like slobs - almost like there is no responsibility on them. I get that DPS is by far the hardest, least impactful, most blamegame role.
So modern QPC/OQ isn’t filled with dps the way oldschool classic was. And in modern QPC/OQ, people have forgotten oldschool comp synergies, like proper 141s with heros that make sense, and the like.
I’m talking about the systems themselves though, not the players. Of course it’s only natural that, as time passes, the behaviors of players also change as well.
The systems themselves though that form current QP Classic game mode, well they’re pretty much the exact same as pre - 2/2/2 role - lock QP.
Well that part seems tautological.
What do you mean it’s redundant? I’m actually comparing the in - game game modes themselves, not how they might have been affected by the game’s player base, whose behaviors, etc. naturally change as time goes on.