I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
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> I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
>
> When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
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> > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> >
> > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
>
>
> I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
Exactly.
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> > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > >
> > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> >
> >
> > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
>
>
> Exactly.
Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
Excuse me. I don’t mean to interrupt, but I believe someone should consider studying up on the forum rules. Just dropped in to make that little suggestion, so I’ll be going now. Have a nice day! [^:
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> > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > >
> > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > >
> > >
> > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> >
> >
> > Exactly.
>
>
> Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
>
> Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
>
> I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
What? Spawn killing in grifball isnt cheating. Thats like saying using vehicles in BTB is cheating. Its a core mechanic in the mode. If it wasnt, it would have been changed in the past 9 years. Dont like it? Dont play it. Speaking of which… Im not a psychologist, but I highly recommend not playing a game type or game if how its played makes you want to kill yourself.
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> > > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > > >
> > > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> > >
> > >
> > > Exactly.
> >
> >
> > Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
> >
> > Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
> >
> > I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
>
>
> What? Spawn killing in grifball isnt cheating. Thats like saying using vehicles in BTB is cheating. Its a core mechanic in the mode. If it wasnt, it would have been changed in the past 9 years. Dont like it? Dont play it. Speaking of which… Im not a psychologist, but I highly recommend not playing a game type or game if how its played makes you want to kill yourself.
It wasn’t me… it was a friend of mine. Vehicles are a different story, b/c you can defend yourself by jumping, armor locking, etc.
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> > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > >
> > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > >
> > >
> > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> >
> >
> > Exactly.
>
>
> Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
>
> Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
>
> I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
Getting players to “play” more. You literally want a system that rewards players for NOT DOING ANYTHING. At least with spawn trapping someone is actually PLAYING the game.
You are not proposing a system that rewards players to not quit, you are proposing a system that turns a rank that supposed to say “dude I’ve played a while I am somewhat experienced, and I invested a lot of time into this game” into “dude check out this cool rank I got for playing ‘peaceful’ (we all know it is codeword cR boosting) in grifball.”
The effect of a “system that makes everyone no matter of skill equal”
It devalues the accomplishment of reaching high ranks. Many high rank players, instead of being known for players who invested time and are probably pretty experienced in the game, are instead known for Firefight cR farming and Grifball “peaceful” players, AKA, Grifball cR farmers.
Not everyone spawn traps in Grifball. And it only works if at least 3 fourths of your team spawn traps, otherwise the players would eventually break free. I for one, play Grifball legitmately, not by spawn trapping, not by playing “peacefully,” actually playing the game.
Um, I’m sorry, but there are not many people who kill themselves irl because of VIDEO GAMES, especially over other players trashy behavior. Do your research before you jump to such a huge dramatic claim, SUCH AS SUICIDE.
Are you playing the right game? Halo has always rewarded more skilled players, however spawn trapping is not more skilled, stupid. It means the enmy team has more coordination and got the better of you.
Halo has always inclined to more skillful gameplay, and rewards players for getting better, which is a component of why Halo was so popular before Halo 4, people kept coming back because they wanted to get better. There would be no incentive to get better at the game if everyone was handed the same reward, that means anyone could play like garbage and still get the same rewards as a pro player. If you want a system that provides gameplay like that, I suggest you stop playing Halo, and switch over to CoD or Destiny. Last I heard BO3 had a shotgun called the Brecci that everyone could use, so they are all equal, right? I’m pretty sure Destiny has something called “Every shotgun in the game,” and everyone can use it, so all players are equal, right? Their systems are very good at making players equal. But the point is, if everyone can do the same thing and get rewarded the same as a pro player, there is no incentive to get better. People will be satisfied with how they are playing, garbage or not, but because they get the same rewards as a much better player than them, they will not feel the incentive to get better so they can get better rewards.
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> > > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> > >
> > >
> > > Exactly.
> >
> >
> > Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
> > Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
> > I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
>
>
> Getting players to “play” more. You literally want a system that rewards players for NOT DOING ANYTHING. At least with spawn trapping someone is actually PLAYING the game.
> You are not proposing a system that rewards players to not quit, you are proposing a system that turns a rank that supposed to say “dude I’ve played a while I am somewhat experienced, and I invested a lot of time into this game” into “dude check out this cool rank I got for playing ‘peaceful’ (we all know it is codeword cR boosting) in grifball.”
> The effect of a “system that makes everyone no matter of skill equal”
> 1. It devalues the accomplishment of reaching high ranks. Many high rank players, instead of being known for players who invested time and are probably pretty experienced in the game, are instead known for Firefight cR farming and Grifball “peaceful” players, AKA, Grifball cR farmers.
> 2. Not everyone spawn traps in Grifball. And it only works if at least 3 fourths of your team spawn traps, otherwise the players would eventually break free. I for one, play Grifball legitmately, not by spawn trapping, not by playing “peacefully,” actually playing the game.
> 3. Um, I’m sorry, but there are not many people who kill themselves irl because of VIDEO GAMES, especially over other players trashy behavior. Do your research before you jump to such a huge dramatic claim, SUCH AS SUICIDE.
> 4. Are you playing the right game? Halo has always rewarded more skilled players, however spawn trapping is not more skilled, stupid. It means the enmy team has more coordination and got the better of you.
> Halo has always inclined to more skillful gameplay, and rewards players for getting better, which is a component of why Halo was so popular before Halo 4, people kept coming back because they wanted to get better. There would be no incentive to get better at the game if everyone was handed the same reward, that means anyone could play like garbage and still get the same rewards as a pro player. If you want a system that provides gameplay like that, I suggest you stop playing Halo, and switch over to CoD or Destiny. Last I heard BO3 had a shotgun called the Brecci that everyone could use, so they are all equal, right? I’m pretty sure Destiny has something called “Every shotgun in the game,” and everyone can use it, so all players are equal, right? Their systems are very good at making players equal. But the point is, if everyone can do the same thing and get rewarded the same as a pro player, there is no incentive to get better. People will be satisfied with how they are playing, garbage or not, but because they get the same rewards as a much better player than them, they will not feel the incentive to get better so they can get better rewards.
the ranks only show amount of playtime. don’t argue with my experiences. and most of all, -Yoink- YOU YOU STUPID -Yoink- YOU -Yoinking!- DONT HAVE A -Yoinking!- CLUE WHAT ITS LIKE TO BE POOR AND HAVE NO FRIENDS JUST BECAUSE OF A -Yoinking!- LABEL YOU CAN GO SUCK A -Yoink- FOR ALL I CARE GET A -Yoinking!- LIFE I HAVE NEVER BEEN ACCEPTED ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE I GO IT JUST GETS RUBBED IN MY FACE WELL IM SICK OF IT YOU -Yoinking!- IMBECILE AND I WONT TAKE ANY MORE OF IT GO -Yoink- YOURSELF DRINK SOME BLEACH AND DO THE WORLD A FAVOR
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> > > > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Exactly.
> > >
> > >
> > > Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
> > > Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
> > > I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
> >
> >
> > Getting players to “play” more. You literally want a system that rewards players for NOT DOING ANYTHING. At least with spawn trapping someone is actually PLAYING the game.
> > You are not proposing a system that rewards players to not quit, you are proposing a system that turns a rank that supposed to say “dude I’ve played a while I am somewhat experienced, and I invested a lot of time into this game” into “dude check out this cool rank I got for playing ‘peaceful’ (we all know it is codeword cR boosting) in grifball.”
> > The effect of a “system that makes everyone no matter of skill equal”
> > 1. It devalues the accomplishment of reaching high ranks. Many high rank players, instead of being known for players who invested time and are probably pretty experienced in the game, are instead known for Firefight cR farming and Grifball “peaceful” players, AKA, Grifball cR farmers.
> > 2. Not everyone spawn traps in Grifball. And it only works if at least 3 fourths of your team spawn traps, otherwise the players would eventually break free. I for one, play Grifball legitmately, not by spawn trapping, not by playing “peacefully,” actually playing the game.
> > 3. Um, I’m sorry, but there are not many people who kill themselves irl because of VIDEO GAMES, especially over other players trashy behavior. Do your research before you jump to such a huge dramatic claim, SUCH AS SUICIDE.
> > 4. Are you playing the right game? Halo has always rewarded more skilled players, however spawn trapping is not more skilled, stupid. It means the enmy team has more coordination and got the better of you.
> > Halo has always inclined to more skillful gameplay, and rewards players for getting better, which is a component of why Halo was so popular before Halo 4, people kept coming back because they wanted to get better. There would be no incentive to get better at the game if everyone was handed the same reward, that means anyone could play like garbage and still get the same rewards as a pro player. If you want a system that provides gameplay like that, I suggest you stop playing Halo, and switch over to CoD or Destiny. Last I heard BO3 had a shotgun called the Brecci that everyone could use, so they are all equal, right? I’m pretty sure Destiny has something called “Every shotgun in the game,” and everyone can use it, so all players are equal, right? Their systems are very good at making players equal. But the point is, if everyone can do the same thing and get rewarded the same as a pro player, there is no incentive to get better. People will be satisfied with how they are playing, garbage or not, but because they get the same rewards as a much better player than them, they will not feel the incentive to get better so they can get better rewards.
>
>
> the ranks only show amount of playtime. don’t argue with my experiences. and most of all, -Yoink- YOU YOU STUPID -Yoink- YOU -Yoinking!- DONT HAVE A -Yoinking!- CLUE WHAT ITS LIKE TO BE POOR AND HAVE NO FRIENDS JUST BECAUSE OF A -Yoinking!- LABEL YOU CAN GO SUCK A -Yoink- FOR ALL I CARE GET A -Yoinking!- LIFE I HAVE NEVER BEEN ACCEPTED ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE I GO IT JUST GETS RUBBED IN MY FACE WELL IM SICK OF IT YOU -Yoinking!- IMBECILE AND I WONT TAKE ANY MORE OF IT GO -Yoink- YOURSELF DRINK SOME BLEACH AND DO THE WORLD A FAVOR
AND NOW EVEN THE COMPUTER SYSTEM HATES ME WILL THIS EVER -Yoinking!- END!!!
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> > > > > > > I recently discovered that playing Grifball without actually scoring the ball pays out a lot more cr- like 3-4k at the warrant officer level, about 7k as a major, and (I’m told) 30k as an inheritor.
> > > > > > >
> > > > > > > When someone states in the lobby that they are just trying to level up, this is an excellent option to try. You’ll be surprised by your newfound Cr net.
> > > > > >
> > > > > >
> > > > > > I hope you know this counts as cheating/promoting cheating, which isn’t allowed. I, and most likely a lot of other people, would rather level up by actually playing the game against people who want to play the game, then leveling up through not playing the game because you don’t want to play.
> > > > >
> > > > >
> > > > > Exactly.
> > > >
> > > >
> > > > Sorry??? The alternative is being spawn-killed indefinitely, which is also cheating. Is there anyone who plays it properly? I mean, we’re talking about a game type that is inherently cheating the level system by paying out so much Cr that you can be Cr banned for playing too many games. Is it wrong to propose a more universally rewarding system than attempting to force lesser players to rage quit, then punish them with way less Cr if they do actually stick it out? I’m sorry, but you’re group is actually just as bad as mine, therefore you have no place in this.
> > > >
> > > > Disagree? Then let a moderator give me a warning. I was introduced to a concept that welcomes all skill levels, and treats them as equals. Such a system is responsible and mature approach that leaves everyone wanting to play more Halo, which, last I checked, is the point of the game. Not to spawn trap players into submission via resignation.
> > > >
> > > > I find it despicable that 343i and the Halo community as a whole cracks down on systems that make all equal, while ignoring to the point of condoning practices that make less skilled players want to quit, kill themselves (in real life), or both. In such fashion, I submit my (less than) humble opinion for judgement by the true authorities in this matter. However, until then, screw you.
> > >
> > >
> > > Getting players to “play” more. You literally want a system that rewards players for NOT DOING ANYTHING. At least with spawn trapping someone is actually PLAYING the game.
> > >
> > > You are not proposing a system that rewards players to not quit, you are proposing a system that turns a rank that supposed to say “dude I’ve played a while I am somewhat experienced, and I invested a lot of time into this game” into “dude check out this cool rank I got for playing ‘peaceful’ (we all know it is codeword cR boosting) in grifball.”
> > >
> > > The effect of a “system that makes everyone no matter of skill equal”
> > >
> > > 1. It devalues the accomplishment of reaching high ranks. Many high rank players, instead of being known for players who invested time and are probably pretty experienced in the game, are instead known for Firefight cR farming and Grifball “peaceful” players, AKA, Grifball cR farmers.
> > >
> > > 2. Not everyone spawn traps in Grifball. And it only works if at least 3 fourths of your team spawn traps, otherwise the players would eventually break free. I for one, play Grifball legitmately, not by spawn trapping, not by playing “peacefully,” actually playing the game.
> > >
> > > 3. Um, I’m sorry, but there are not many people who kill themselves irl because of VIDEO GAMES, especially over other players trashy behavior. Do your research before you jump to such a huge dramatic claim, SUCH AS SUICIDE.
> > >
> > > 4. Are you playing the right game? Halo has always rewarded more skilled players, however spawn trapping is not more skilled, stupid. It means the enmy team has more coordination and got the better of you.
> > >
> > > Halo has always inclined to more skillful gameplay, and rewards players for getting better, which is a component of why Halo was so popular before Halo 4, people kept coming back because they wanted to get better. There would be no incentive to get better at the game if everyone was handed the same reward, that means anyone could play like garbage and still get the same rewards as a pro player. If you want a system that provides gameplay like that, I suggest you stop playing Halo, and switch over to CoD or Destiny. Last I heard BO3 had a shotgun called the Brecci that everyone could use, so they are all equal, right? I’m pretty sure Destiny has something called “Every shotgun in the game,” and everyone can use it, so all players are equal, right? Their systems are very good at making players equal. But the point is, if everyone can do the same thing and get rewarded the same as a pro player, there is no incentive to get better. People will be satisfied with how they are playing, garbage or not, but because they get the same rewards as a much better player than them, they will not feel the incentive to get better so they can get better rewards.
> >
> >
> > the ranks only show amount of playtime. don’t argue with my experiences. and most of all, -Yoink- YOU YOU STUPID -Yoink- YOU -Yoinking!- DONT HAVE A -Yoinking!- CLUE WHAT ITS LIKE TO BE POOR AND HAVE NO FRIENDS JUST BECAUSE OF A -Yoinking!- LABEL YOU CAN GO SUCK A -Yoink- FOR ALL I CARE GET A -Yoinking!- LIFE I HAVE NEVER BEEN ACCEPTED ANYWHERE AND EVERYWHERE I GO IT JUST GETS RUBBED IN MY FACE WELL IM SICK OF IT YOU -Yoinking!- IMBECILE AND I WONT TAKE ANY MORE OF IT GO -Yoink- YOURSELF DRINK SOME BLEACH AND DO THE WORLD A FAVOR
>
>
> AND NOW EVEN THE COMPUTER SYSTEM HATES ME WILL THIS EVER -Yoinking!- END!!!
Yes. It’s called turning off caps lock.
I don’t think having a crappy rank in Halo Reach will make you poor and lose all of your friends. No one could really care less about a label you were given (unless it’s political, given by a criminal offense, etc.), especially in a video game.
And exactly where am I rubbing in your face a label? I am literally just explaining to you why your idea is stupid.
I feel like somewhere in your life something terrible happened to you. I also feel like you are proposing this stupid idea to make less equal players (because of skills, not race. I know there will always be that one person who thinks thats racist) receive the same value of reward, because you felt that everything was unfair and only people who were much better than you got recognized and awarded, so you want everyone to receive the same reward. The fact is, if everybody was awarded somekind of medal of accomplishment, no one would try to be the best they ever could be, because they are already riding off the coattails of someone else’s accomplishments. Things should never be this way, society, education, technology, pretty much everything would never progress because everyone is satisfied because of the mere fact that they have the same amount of accolades as Bill Gates.
In short, if people like you really wanted a better life for yourselves, what are you doing? I don’t see you trying to become the best that you can be. I see you whining that everybody in a video game, and with your newest response, real life, should be equal because you want to have the things people who worked hard to achieve, but you don’t want to put any actual effort into the hard work to be just as good as them, not better.
Wanna really level up? don’t play griffball and play a gamemode that requires some skill.
I wish I knew this back when I still played Halo: Reach