Might want to check that again
Edit: lets look at yours
Oh look his highest 3s cr record is double yours
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Damn bro, at least buy him a drink first.
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I’m not one to usually rating bash, mine isn’t anything special, but I always find it funny some of the egos on people even lower than me.
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Game goes over 2 min all the time if your healer is not sleeping and you are not playing a devoker
I’d say shuffle has taught me to pay better attention to teammates cds and cc without voice.
But it’s also made me more selfish with my own cds.
If I’m targeted early I almost always ros myself since I don’t know or trust the healer to cover me.
I noticed it when going into 3s with friends that suddenly I was like automatically ready to just ros myself upon damage instead of holding on to it for a better time.
It feels very empty though. I was enjoying it, but then queued some 2s and 3s and realized how much I like building consistency and shooting the sh with people in disc.
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I feel this I basically save my disarm for myself because I cannot rely on my partners
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Weird, you look up my monk that was made post SL S4 and assume that it’s my highest rated?
Lol
I feel like it hasn’t forced me to play better at all, on anything.
My guy check PVP shows your achievements, you’re still a thousand under his highest rating with your highest achievement
Yeah, I feel unaffected or worse. 
My guy.
First season Glad goes by you without any red flags?
Idk lol
Also, unsure of why you bring up rating when I said nothing of the sort.
I said relatively new to PvP.
Saw someone and decided to rage dump eh?
It doesn’t feel very rewarding or fun anymore after the initial new car smell wore off for me.
I like playing with people too much.
Also for casual pvp I much prefer bgs and the relaxed format rather than dead = game over.
Just wish I had more people to queue arenas with now.
What?
I count 5 glad titles from him, I wouldn’t call that new
What rage?
Unironically not his main or first account (may it rest in peace alongside Tigereye Brew).
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Always love a good rating shame debate xD.
I would say it’s made me worse off at pvp, but better at managing my expectations and helping with game induced frustrations.
How/why do you think it’s made you worse? At what aspects?
IMO playing any sort of competitive PVP will only serve to improve people.
Becoming great at killing, even without strategy will make you better at killing once you’re playing a real comp against a real team.
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Playing solo shuffle has definitely helped me to improve at playing the DPS role.
Before DF I played mostly 2’s and mostly healers, I would get to 1.8 for the mog on my priest and then repeat on 1 or 2 alts of choice.
In DF I’ve haven’t found the same success with healing RSS, but switching to DPS on my usual healers I’ve reached 1.8 relatively quickly.
Eg. On my druid I played hundred of games as Resto and peaked at 1.7, but changed to balance and have hit 1.8 with relative ease.
Playing a healer in RSS has helped me to position better in both roles as well, as a caster and melee.
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