That’s what I’m saying. Idk I’m having a hard time conveying what I’m saying here. I’m not totally disagreeing but lets just drop it here xD
I know, I didnt think you were.
I mean, I check-pvp a lot. I don’t believe the numerous times over the years where I see someone with 2 Warriors (or whatever) at 25-2700, etc., and then another 4-6 Warriors between 1800-2.1k is them practicing when their team is offline.
For one, the games they play on those alts aren’t good practice. Two, they’re almost always queuing with people who have similar XP, so the pattern looks to me like they maxed out on their mains, so they roll new toons and play lul stomp games until games stop being as fun for them, and then roll another toon for the same reason until inflation sets in and they can resume playing on their mains.
Which is whatever, I don’t care what people do, but trying to explain 4+ alts as practice when you’re an excellent player and more than half of them are parked at MMRs that aren’t challenging to you just doesn’t jive. lol
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when ur main is ur alt, there is no bad sessions, mentally.
Someone @felryn and have them explain
“Ladder anxiety”
Actually makes me laugh whenever I read it.
Nothing would motivate me more than losing. No idea how we got to a point where fragile people and their need for inclusion/particpation trophies became remotely accepted.
This births things like the ‘social contract’.
A meteor or nuclear war can’t come fast enough.
Some people who really want these rewards and ratings get antsy when they get to a certain rating on their main.
YO 
A’ight
Social contract is a tldr of that thing we’ve been agreeing to since vanilla which is basically “i wont verbally abuse other players”.
Wha
wuhbino and kennie should link up together for some TSG
Now the social contract is “Being verbal puts you at liberty of being banned regardless of what was said”. Thankfully you can appeal it and get an automated response though
Ehhhhhhhhh.