So, since how you do Individually means nothing, you have to rely on your team to win. I had quiters literally 7 out of 10 grames. so I got placed SILVER. that’s second shitiest in the whole game, just above the absolutely shitiest players. That’s blows. They won’t punish quiters, so why cant they fix the ranking system so if you do good you at least get placed a little better? Makes no sense.
Amen brother.
Yeah people quit.
Every valentines doubles match I played was more like valentines singles
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> Yeah people quit.
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> Every valentines doubles match I played was more like valentines singles
I hate quitters, and I hate it way more when the other team repeatedly kills the remnants of my team and teabags us thinking they’re hardcore.
Oh, and P.S., when my team has two Unranked guys with my Platinum and maybe a Diamond, and their team has 1 or 2 Onyx ranked guys with two Platinums I really have to wonder how the game thinks that’s fair. Keep guys in their own freaking leagues, jeez. I thought that was the whole point of having ranks in the first place.
No worries OP, in 14 days ranks reset and you can do it all over again.
I agree. Quitting un-balances everything.
I hear people say that if they balance outcome for you, having your stats weigh more heavily on your rank, exp, req results when you have 1, 2, or more quitters on team rather than outcome of the arena result that it will unbalance things or allow manipulation of results the other way but I disagree.
If fireteams enter arena and abuse, then they get stiffer penalty. Easy enough to monitor make up of teams.
However if 4 random people on team and 1 or 2 quit, then other than those left having to spend 15s per quitter to report and the quitters then getting a temp ban so they can go play another game for whatever time, what are us people that wade out the BS of a quit upon game suppose to benefit by for our commitment in frustration?
This quitting epidemic, which has been around since I played Halo (Halo 3) (I assume before Halo 3 as well) has never been resolved fairly for the innocent that I KNOW OF. Has it? Thoughts on levelling playing field for fairness sake?
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> This quitting epidemic, which has been around since I played Halo (Halo 3) (I assume before Halo 3 as well) has never been resolved fairly for the innocent that I KNOW OF. Has it? Thoughts on levelling playing field for fairness sake?
Some older games I’ve played switched you over to the other team, I think.
But there’s nothing stopping an overloyal buddy from telling his former teammates where his guys are, either.