Sometimes I forgot why I uninstall this game earlier. Played 2 QP and remembered why.
I don’t claim to be good at this game but 2 games being up against a fresh level 8 and 22 “newbie” with perfect gameplay reminds me why I uninstall. If fun requires me to git gud with people who are way beyond my skill level then apparently this game isn’t for me.
Then go play a different game instead of risking the chance at your brain cells exploding because you can’t handle it.
smurfs are a fact of life here, you have to deal with it or evacuate thyself
If you want people around your skill level, play comp.
Honestly QP MMR doesn’t seem very reflective of anything when it comes to finding matches, it’s more focused on filling games rather than matching skill levels.
But honestly, if your reaction to adversity is to quit rather than learn from it, it’s not the game for you.
Yes, because smurfs NEVER play in comp. Ever. Never.
The only thing fun about this game is arcade, where people are more laid back and just enjoy a short game that isn’t bound to some restricting meta.
Wish the developers would focus more on FUN, instead of esports and trying to sell a L4D ripoff
What would make the game more fun though?
uh
wat
that’s… literally what they’re doing
people have been begging for story and pve content
just because this was perhaps the best way they could think of that works for the already existing game, doesn’t mean it’s a “l4d ripoff” and won’t be “fun” for the people who have been asking for this
to the OP
this is every pvp game, like, ever
yea, this game has a clear smurfing problem because of how cheap it is to make a new account, but you can’t pretend to go into any pvp game and never see someone way above your skill level fighting you, it’s just an unfortunate side effect, no matter how good any match making is, people will find loopholes, or, i don’t know exactly how queues work, but i’d assume sometimes things can simply get internally messy, such as trying to speed up your queue by matching you with them, otherwise you may be waiting even longer, and it’s called “quick play” for a reason