No.
Either you value some degree of sportsmanship or live your life like an angry whiny baby. Choose. Choose now, because it gets harder to change later on.
No.
Either you value some degree of sportsmanship or live your life like an angry whiny baby. Choose. Choose now, because it gets harder to change later on.
You mean trick ppl to ruin their experience. Sitting in an AV tunnel with 40 other players , they put the portals on top of lockstones, you can hardly see it in the close quarters and with the light from the stones obscuring it. And you donât expect your own team to sabotage you ⌠well as I said there is a way to pay the mage back in the same coin.
Not by much, and Iâm not routinely, hopelessly out geared by 90% of players.
Iâm usually carrying for people who felt entitled to my time and effort without contributing much of anything themselves. Youâre remarkably prone to assuming the intent of someone after crying about me assuming people who show up for games where theyâre going to get the tar knocked out of them are only there because they know Blizzard gives them loot even if they lose.
âI am going to call your argument nonsense but not once will I give a valid reason for why someone gets to share a battleground with people who are so far beyond their own gear that theyâll kill them in two hits.â
âDonât you dare hold anyone to standards! Even when thereâs absolutely no way they could be naive about their own ability to contribute to the game you must assume they have the best intentions and really want to win! Oh, and my own standards are iron clad and must be respected!â
Or match making could just ensure that people have reasonably fair matches based on average item level.
In a normal BG, you have about 2 mins before you can run out the door.
in that time I can inspect the majority of my team and can quickly look over their items.
in that 2 min window I can tell if we are in with a chance or we are probably going to get dunked on.
Getting the feel of their face to the ground as they take chain dirt naps
Do you also call a WSG over after the first flag cap?
No thats why I said " in with a chance " and " probably going to get dunked on "
nothing is set in stone and a smart player will always be valuable but at the moment its more of a flashy NUMBERS ARE GREATER THEN game.
you know your in for a good time when your a clothie with 20,000hp and everyone else on your team is between 12,000 to 16,000
Been reading a lot of âthere should be a way to gear for pvp adequatelyâ.
There SHOULD. But there isnât right now except by doing PvE. Queueing up at ilevel 65 for a casual BG then crying about gear while your team loses cause you can do nothing is only wasting your time and the time of everyone you play with.
such a good statement, this is so true.
Casual bgs this prepatch are such steaming manure (in my humble experience) that its a wonder anyone even bothers queuing.
No, not at all. There is never a justified reason to âshameâ anyone in a video game. The game design allows people âwithoutâ gear to enter. Thatâs just bad design. Super casuals are just going to go where it seems interesting and are likely not going to know about some social standards invented by people who cannot fathom why anyone less âawesomeâ than they are play this game.
In my experience is was never an innocent newbie who just didnât know any better, it was always someone who was specifically doing it because a fresh-to-120 character could gear faster doing BGâs than anything else since the gear level was hard set. Theyâd say something about âteamworkâ if you brought it up and then theyâd whine and scream when they started losing their favored matches while you sat back and watched to make a point.
Of course if I reminded them that I didnât do BGâs till I had a set of at least âaverageâ gear theyâd get quiet.
If someone legitimately doesnât know any better thatâs one thing, but most of the people who showed up to BGâs in the latter part of the expansion seemed to know exactly what they were doing. Itâs terrible game design on Blizzardâs part, but that just means the player base picks up the slack.
I still donât blame the player if the game is designed that way. People were able to choose NOT to work during the start of the pandemic because they could get several months worth of unemployment and make more than people who worked. Those that chose not to work were called leeches, scum, etc. Canât blame them for going where the money is.
Back when we were young and so naiveâŚ
This doesnât sound like wow at all. What game are you playing where new players get guaranteed upgrades from entry-level PvP?
It has something to do with the fact that they want to play the game. Hard concept, eh?
Confirmation bias, pure and simple. The idea that random bgs are the fastest and most effective way to gear up is not just way out there, it is way, way out there.
Good thing I donât bother reading chat in random bgâs. Talk crap about my alt with 12k health, Iâm not going to read it lol.
Itâs not as bad now with the item level squish but for the last content patch of BFA as a fresh-to-120 your best source of gear was actually PVP. And you got gear regardless of whether you win or lose.
I did some bgs. Gear was rare. It was anything but guaranteed.
The person who decided I said that was you.
You have a chance to win gear, but you do get gear when you lose. Just not every game.
Itâs Blizzardâs fault.
They need to make real catch up gear available. Necklace should have already been removed.
Why level a toon only to have to park it until SL launch? The catch up gear for the event is still trash.