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Valhalla44
Bosnia-Herzegovina983 Posts
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Roggay
Switzerland6320 Posts
On January 07 2014 01:10 Oakstream wrote: just curious but who would you say is better? because i remember when verygames played against NiP in a big finals this fall, and Scream had over 90% hs rate One other reason would be that he is not incredibly consistent. He has had many bad matchs recently. This could be due to the fact that he only ever aims for headshots, and headshots only, sometimes missing otherwise easy kills because of it. But when he is playing well, he is a beast. | ||
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Ota Solgryn
Denmark2011 Posts
On January 08 2014 22:15 Roggay wrote: One other reason would be that he is not incredibly consistent. He has had many bad matchs recently. This could be due to the fact that he only ever aims for headshots, and headshots only, sometimes missing otherwise easy kills because of it. But when he is playing well, he is a beast. You could say he is a... ... hit or miss player. But yeah, I agree completely. He is the type of player you always have to fear becuase if he hits his form he can turn any match around. | ||
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Shottaz
United Kingdom414 Posts
This guy on our team starts moaning about another guy blocking him, every 30 seconds he was all like "stop blocking me" "omg noob stop blocking" at this guy. I'm no expert, but is this even a thing? For it to happen round after round you probably need to look at your own positioning and movement. He then proceeded to say "gg" over and over again when we were 8-5 down. *sigh* randoms. | ||
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Melwach
Germany176 Posts
On January 09 2014 00:12 Shottaz wrote: This guy on our team starts moaning about another guy blocking him, every 30 seconds he was all like "stop blocking me" "omg noob stop blocking" at this guy. I'm no expert, but is this even a thing? For it to happen round after round you probably need to look at your own positioning and movement. That's right, but some people just love to blame teammates for their own mistakes. I remember playing with a guy named something along the line: STFU my team is too bad. And yeah, blaming the team was the only thing he did in chat the whole time while only being a mediocre player himself, so he wasn't even a benefit to the team gameplay wise. Some people.. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Zocat
Germany2229 Posts
Though I wouldn't necessarily blame the players, but maybe the game. 3min reconnect is not a lot (non SSD users cannot reconnect in a case of a blue screen / restart) and there are other things like reconnect buttons disappearing, or reconnect timeouts (which sadly let to a 7 day ban of a friend, who thought he had fixed his vertex buffer crashes over Christmas). | ||
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ReignSupreme.
Australia4123 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On January 11 2014 21:24 Zocat wrote: Quite common. I'd say about at least one abandon every 2-3 games for me. Though I wouldn't necessarily blame the players, but maybe the game. 3min reconnect is not a lot (non SSD users cannot reconnect in a case of a blue screen / restart) and there are other things like reconnect buttons disappearing, or reconnect timeouts (which sadly let to a 7 day ban of a friend, who thought he had fixed his vertex buffer crashes over Christmas). I know Dota2 has 5 minutes to reconnect. That should be the minimum in my opinion. And can you pause an official MM game somehow (even if just during freeze time)? That would be more fair for everyone IMO. | ||
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Valhalla44
Bosnia-Herzegovina983 Posts
On January 11 2014 21:43 WindWolf wrote: I know Dota2 has 5 minutes to reconnect. That should be the minimum in my opinion. And can you pause an official MM game somehow (even if just during freeze time)? That would be more fair for everyone IMO. Same in CS:GO. Anyways yea its quite common to have players leave and to finish competitive match at 10-1, cuse ppl just get frustrated, flame their team or just dont think its worth it to continue playing. | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On January 11 2014 22:26 Valhalla44 wrote: Same in CS:GO. Anyways yea its quite common to have players leave and to finish competitive match at 10-1, cuse ppl just get frustrated, flame their team or just dont think its worth it to continue playing. When you say "same in CSGO", do you mean pausing? | ||
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Valhalla44
Bosnia-Herzegovina983 Posts
On January 12 2014 02:23 WindWolf wrote: When you say "same in CSGO", do you mean pausing? nah im talking about when disconnect. 5 min is before u get reported as a leaver. | ||
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blabber
United States4450 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
At least there is casual... | ||
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Nouar
France3270 Posts
On January 12 2014 03:03 blabber wrote: what rank did you guys get after getting your first 10 competitive match wins? I just got placed into Silver Elite gold nova masters. guardian 1 after 3 more. 7years hiatus from FPS does that to you :-( When I'm back home I'll grind a month or two to get back to something like eagle cause my self-esteem took a hit lol. | ||
Nagisama
Canada4481 Posts
On January 12 2014 04:01 WindWolf wrote: Yees, why are some people in MM playing like the entire world depended on a victory. Two matches in a row now, I've ran into that (or so it feels). At least there is casual... What exactly are you playing the competitive mode of a competitive team game for if not to win? | ||
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
On January 12 2014 06:08 Nagisama wrote: What exactly are you playing the competitive mode of a competitive team game for if not to win? Playing to win is one thing. Raging as soon as not LITERARY EVERYTHING goes your way is another Edit: And can you expect people to make the right call all the time when it comes down to Rock-Paper-Scissor-situations | ||
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oscar62
Canada417 Posts
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WindWolf
Sweden11767 Posts
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Shottaz
United Kingdom414 Posts
On January 12 2014 06:08 Nagisama wrote: What exactly are you playing the competitive mode of a competitive team game for if not to win? I guess Windwolf probably got moaned at over comms for messing up. It is rife in lower levels when people say "omg noob, what are you doing" when they could say... "instead of X, do X because of X". There is a line somewhere on what is and isn't acceptable when it comes to competitive. Ideally the the best random you could get is willing to give advice and is always positive even if you are losing hard. You can't exactly blame people unless they are actively throwing the game. I personally think comms should be a prerequisite for competitive but if you listen well you could get along just fine, however some guy came into a game and said in text chat... "Hey guys, I have no sound fyi" Which was pretty depressing, there was a moment where we all heard clear footsteps and he just ran past like nothing happened only to get shot in the back. The answer is always if you want to play with nice people, make some friends in game who you like. | ||
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