I hate this game’s pay-to-win garbage and just need one win so I can get the achievement out of the way. When do players play 3v3 usually? Haven’t been able to find a match more than once.
EDIT: Found a match a little bit after posting this. Had some decked out teammates and we managed to get a win. Doesn’t seem like many people play this game online.
Very few people play Blitz, and even less play 3v3 so I’m not surprised it took you so long to find a match.
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> Very few people play Blitz, and even less play 3v3 so I’m not surprised it took you so long to find a match.
I don’t play the other modes online mainly because of preference for other genres, but how’s the population for those?
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> > Very few people play Blitz, and even less play 3v3 so I’m not surprised it took you so long to find a match.
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> I don’t play the other modes online mainly because of preference for other genres, but how’s the population for those?
Population in any Deathmatch playlist is really good. Strongholds and Domination have lower populations but not as bad as 3s Blitz
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> > > Very few people play Blitz, and even less play 3v3 so I’m not surprised it took you so long to find a match.
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> Population in any Deathmatch playlist is really good. Strongholds and Domination have lower populations but not as bad as 3s Blitz
That’s good to hear. Halo Wars 2 has a lot of good stuff to offer so I’m glad people are still playing the core modes.
On this note it would be nice to have playlists numbers so players can see what is most populated.
I remember this being very useful when playing H3 and for some reason when Bungie left they took this feature with them.
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> On this note it would be nice to have playlists numbers so players can see what is most populated.
> I remember this being very useful when playing H3 and for some reason when Bungie left they took this feature with them.
I guess I see the reasoning behind not showing playlist numbers. It can be argued that potential players might avoid a playlist in favor of another if they see it has lower numbers.
However, I liked the feature and think it’s useful. To me at least, I know what I want to play and knowing whether or not a playlist has enough players only helps to not waste time searching a playlist that has no players. I’d imagine that’s the case for many others.
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> > On this note it would be nice to have playlists numbers so players can see what is most populated.
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> I guess I see the reasoning behind not showing playlist numbers. It can be argued that potential players might avoid a playlist in favor of another if they see it has lower numbers.
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> However, I liked the feature and think it’s useful. To me at least, I know what I want to play and knowing whether or not a playlist has enough players only helps to not waste time searching a playlist that has no players. I’d imagine that’s the case for many others.
Yeah I thought about that as well, but like you said, I think the benefits outweigh the cons. I might sound bitter as someone who enjoyed the epic environment of H3 in its prime, but I could never understand why 343 did away with this feature and also the 50-based matchmaking system. I don’t mean to digress too much, just what I thought of when OP mentioned this.