How much I actually suck at video games…maybe I had some sort of advantage on wifi or maybe I was just never good at video games and just thought I was good or decent.
I know I’m not going to win every match but I’m not even getting positive K/D ratio’s anymore. I think I’m done with gaming.
Don’t say that. You probably just had an off day. It happens to everyone, even pros. If this is a sustained thing, it could be the stress of constant losing, in which case, take a break. I’m sure the Ethernet connection is just a coincidence. Don’t give up!
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> Don’t say that. You probably just had an off day. It happens to everyone, even pros. If this is a sustained thing, it could be the stress of constant losing, in which case, take a break. I’m sure the Ethernet connection is just a coincidence. Don’t give up!
I think there is a difference in Halo 5 compared to all the others though. You can’t really solo in Halo 5 like you can in HCE, Halo 2, Halo 3, Reach and Halo 4. I’ve noticed whenever I try to take on two people I get obliterated in Halo 5. Unless by some sort of luck I take them both out cause I outwitted them.
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> I’ve noticed whenever I try to take on two people I get obliterated in Halo 5. Unless by some sort of luck I take them both out cause I outwitted them.
H5’s weapon sandbox and mechanics makes it very hard to take on multiple people at once.
I usually play with a full team or 3 of us on Friday night and tonight for whatever reason it was terrible we lost 6 out of 7 or something close to it. Played a couple social and war zone matches for an hour then ended up winning 4 out of 6 before calling it a night. Halo 5 is unique in the fact that any given night your experience is going to change be it the matchmaking or yourself; it always seems different night to night. Sometimes I wonder if it’s good or bad but it keeps me/us coming back regardless.
I will admit, I do not play ranked solo, period. I avoid it like the plague. Having communication with at least one other is a absolute must. There’s not many more frustrating things in the game than getting a guy one shot and watching him recharge his shields while crouching in a corner near your corpse. In all honesty I don’t think I would have play the game at all if I didn’t have friends playing it. The same thing that makes it a great game for me, the competitiveness, also seems like it’s downfall.