You shouldn’t have to queue up for multiple types of PvP content.
I don’t enjoy arenas and both random and epic battlegrounds aren’t fun due to the premades.
I enjoy blitz far more, and I shouldn’t be expected to do the other PvP content that I don’t enjoy.
I wish they would change the “first win of the day” bonuses to instead be something like a daily and/or weekly meta quest that has you complete PvP activities in instanced or world PvP.
This would allow you to work towards your weekly PvP bonus reward doing any of the PvP content that you enjoy.
I think whoever made the table messed up and switched the 1st win with the subsequent win, because I know that you win 200 on your first RBG win and 98 for subsequent wins.
I just copied it from Wowhead, who I assume copied it from the Blizzard post.
Yes, you can. But remember that the cap is weekly, you’re meant to reach the cap weekly, not ‘as fast as you can’.
I’ve already capped out conquest on my main, it’s the same gating that they use to prevent no-lifing all sorts of content.
I think the rating is meant to be the reward, not the conquest.
I understand a lot of players are used to doing BGs so as to gear for Arena, but SRBGs are rated themselves, so it’s meant to be one of the end game modes by itself.
Meh. At least it’s a reasonable amount if you want to brute force spam games to cap conquest. What I’m doing is warming up with a Random and Epic BG win (hopefully). Then I move on to Rated and do 3 or 4 games. I will get to 1600 easily for the week, and next week we can only get 600 anyway.
Except that the vast majority of players wanted it as a replacement to both the Premade-infested random BGs and the meta-chasing sweat-fest that is RBGs. For a lot of people, RBGBs is the mode they want to play for everything - and I don’t really see anything wrong with that.
While it technically is a rated mode by design - let’s be real - nobody is going to be taking your RBGB rating seriously. It’s basically a super casual PVP mode masquerading as a “HC rated mode.” It’s RBGs-lite.
The reason I play competitive instead of quick play in Overwatch 2 isn’t because I’m trying to climb rank.
I play it because it has much better match quality. In quick play I can go on 5-10 game losing streaks every night but in competitive my win rate is over 50%.
Same reason I am playing blitz instead of random battlegrounds. The matches are closer, the games are over faster, the rewards are better. If I climb in rating, great. If not, it’s still better than random battlegrounds in nearly every way.