Please tell me to check my cis white upper middle-class male privilege next.
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You're coming at it the wrong way. They need to instead recognize that not everyone will enjoy every level and make it possible to black list certain maps instead of forcing random map games on us. BOOM! Problem solved. It's such an easy problem to solve.
Also, make the experience penalty only take effect if you leave the second match early. Some people NEED to leave early because of MANY reasons. Why punish them for it?
Last edited by Saverem; 2016-04-24 at 06:32 PM.
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
I'm sorry but why do I have to suffer because you can't wrap your head around simple concepts as time management and planning. If there is real emergency (house on fire, wife giving birth, kid licking a wall socket) go and act - those should be so rare you don't have to worry about penalty once in a blue moon.
Otherwise don't queue.
Which would you prefer, someone who goes AFK for the entire match while they wait for a new map, making it a 5v6 game; or someone who leaves and then gets replaced a few seconds later?
Both instances the team will be penalized, there is no way around that, but I much rather have one over the other.
With the game's current system, I'll be afking on maps that I find no fun playing. Don't hate me, hate the system.
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Because you chose to solo queue on a random match and this shitty game doesn't let you sort which maps you can queue to play?
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
Then play games with server browser.
I'm sorry but Blizz will never allow you to "ban" maps. They might in a very distant future allow for some kind of limited "server browser", but again I wouldn't count on it too soon. This is Blizzard's policy - I don't like it, you may not like it, but Blizz doesn't care. It's the ultimate "DealWithIt".
It's like asking for proper matchmaking in Hots - they will never do it.
I'd prefer the option where people actually play the game they queue in to, but it's pretty obvious you aren't even willing to put that on the table.
As far as the later comment, if you think the game is "shitty", then why are you even playing it in the first place? If there aren't systems in place that will allow you to routinely enjoy the game, then by all means, find another game until it changes to your liking. Otherwise, enjoy the penalties you'll rack up.
This is the problem with pure 6v6 games. No one bats an eye if someone leaves in TF2. They really should expand on the 6v6 format and make larger games.
Most team games aren't about who has the better team but who has the least worst team.
Whoever loves let him flourish. / Let him perish who knows not love. / Let him perish twice who forbids love. - Pompeii
Welcome to multiplayer games, bro. If you want to play a game where there aren't going to be people: lagging out, trolling, mom's telling them to leave, 6 year olds who think they're god's gift to MLG, AFKing, etc then you should go play single player games. It's GOING to happen. Not saying it'll happen every match, but you can't avoid it. Might as well have a system that better deals with the issue because IT'S GOING TO HAPPEN.
Last edited by Saverem; 2016-04-24 at 11:06 PM.
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
I think most people realize it's going to happen, but that doesn't make it justifiable to contribute to it.
The "everybody else does it" excuse is completely fallacious.
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
I already do, thanks. I've been playing it for years, which is why I can provide tons of insight/pointers on it considering Overwatch is almost a TF2 clone.
If Blizz only listened to fanboys like you who think their games are perfect as is, they'd have failed as a company long ago. You should be thanking people like me for pointing out the flaws of a game still in beta with constructive criticism instead of covering your eyes and ears and telling them to not play the game. I bet people like me are a lot more desirable as beta testers than yes-men such as yourself.
"It's not what we don't know that gets us into trouble; it's what we know for sure that just ain't so." ~ Mark Twain
"The time you enjoy wasting is not wasted time" ~ Jesus of Nazareth
"把它放在我的屁股,爸爸" ~ Dalai Lama
The system is designed so you can reach master relatively easily. you just need to play more if you're not that good.
20 points for a win, but 40 points for a consecutive win.
20 points for a loss, but only 10 if you lose in a tiebreak.
and you cant downrank, only go down divisions, so you kinda have a "checkpoint."
so with enough time even the worst players can get high in ranks. which makes it easier for better players to climb even higher later in the season.
Xilë - Affixed - Frostmourne
prettymuch, in the first week of competitive in the beta there were really only the best players at master and i was having trouble advancing upwards from expert, basicly as soon as i hit that rank, it would only match me on US eest servers(200ms for me) against the 6 stacks, streams and pros. etc. i waited afew weeks and everyman and his dog is expert and its easy to continue to rankup now.
Xilë - Affixed - Frostmourne
Well, thats to be expected considering how closed this beta has been, the only time it has been somewhat "realistic" was the open beta weekends for the newcomers.
its gonna be interesting to see how (if any) different it is when the game goes live and we see the initial big wave of players playing.
I like my coffe like my mages.
WoT is far slower paced than Overwatch is on some heroes though, surprisingly many people have really slow reaction times. People like Genji and Tracer will just run rings around them if played properly. Things like that will add more flavour and make things bit less predictable.
And stuff like this still happens in WoT. Doesn't matter if you are new or old, you can still be bad if you don't look more into the game and have desire to learn. You will have people like Saverem who'll continue to smash their head into a brick wall and cry why things ain't going their way.