EPTIsn't it a good thing if someone quits for no reason? :O Free ladder points
Why does everyone on ladder quit.... - Page 2
| Forum Index > SC2 General |
|
MrRicewife
Canada515 Posts
Isn't it a good thing if someone quits for no reason? :O Free ladder points | ||
|
Oxb
199 Posts
I for example hate chess games (as I play terran) and if my games go over 40min I just run in sometime and try my luck if it fails (mostly) I leave the game, no interest in that particular game anymore. Also I agree with what a lot of people said, people play for fun or to learn, trying your best to get back into the game is fun when it succeeds however, it mostly doesn't, it also doesn't teach you anything, unless you want to learn how to come back :-). | ||
|
Mwentworth56
146 Posts
| ||
|
purecarnagge
719 Posts
On February 20 2011 13:26 underdawg wrote: Wait are you bronze or good as you say? In any case, people learning to play the game don't have a good sense of what they can come back from. They might not even know that workers can attack and what not. And people might quit once you start being an asshole. They could be little kids for all you know. I don't recall saying I was good. All I said is I wouldn't quit. I'm pretty much a gold player more than likely if you take my terrible zvz out of it. I play a few times a week...night classes regular 8-5pm job...etc...if I played 2-4 hours a night I'm sure I would improve... Making one statement doesn't mean your an asshole. If it does then take your emo *** home and and put your ear muffs on. | ||
|
Lethologica
Australia1 Post
| ||
|
jdseemoreglass
United States3773 Posts
On February 20 2011 12:00 Dubz wrote: The actions of players in bronze ladder games cannot be interpreted logically One of the best posts I've seen in days. You, sir, are win. | ||
|
Ribbon
United States5278 Posts
On February 20 2011 12:02 UruzuNine wrote: There's a reason these people are in bronze league. If you want to face against decent competition, where people don't just up and leave the game when an attack fails or the game goes beyond 15 minutes, I recommend improving and getting promoted to a higher league, where you're more likely to face people that actually try to play competitively. But if you get too good, you might run into Idra, then you're back to square one. | ||
|
Nation_
United States111 Posts
| ||
|
S.O.L.I.D.
United States792 Posts
| ||
|
Zeetee
United States153 Posts
On February 20 2011 11:54 purecarnagge wrote: I really do not remember this being a problem in the SC1 and BW days... i didn't play BW but i assume it didn't have as good of a match maker... in sc2 you are always playing the absolute bottom of the barrel players. why would you compare them to the people you played in BW? if you want to play people who don't leave, try to make it to at least silver... | ||
|
MuteZephyr
Lithuania448 Posts
On February 20 2011 12:00 Dubz wrote: The actions of players in bronze ladder games cannot be interpreted logically So true. My buddy is in bronze and he sent me a replay the other day. The build order the opponent did: 7 Gas 7 Supply 8 Engineering Bay 8 Hi-Sec Auto Tracking 8 Barracks 8 Bunker (+4 marines) 12 Lose the game On topic though, people leave because they know when they are beat. It's actually rather impolite to drag games out like you say you do. Have respect for other people's (and your own!) time, and gg. Losing 6/7 workers in a run-by is a big freaking deal if it's early game, I don't blame anyone for that gg. | ||
|
mcc
Czech Republic4646 Posts
And there are also some zergs that only 6 pool, every game, and quit immediately if they see a wallin or their attack does not kill you in 2 minutes  One of my friends actually all-inned everyone in placement matches and ended up in platinum, when that stopped working he tried out broodlord rush and when that did not really work, quit 1v1s | ||
|
DanceSC
United States751 Posts
On February 20 2011 14:03 Zeetee wrote: i didn't play BW but i assume it didn't have as good of a match maker... in sc2 you are always playing the absolute bottom of the barrel players. why would you compare them to the people you played in BW? if you want to play people who don't leave, try to make it to at least silver... match maker.... lol. Nah people in the Abyss were much more well mannered, 10 years and people had everything memorized, even in D - C the builds were so optimized that it was basically chess openings. There was no such thing as bottom of the barrel players even the d- players could own on bnet. In SC2 we have a mix of WC and other RTS gamers playing, some unfamiliar with the concepts. But on the Abyss if you lost, you gg'd and moved on to the next game. If you were one of those people who stay in the game, and make your opponent kill your very last building... then you wouldn't get a game after that.. | ||
|
Prophecy3
Canada223 Posts
Don't let it get you down though! There are great people out there, and even if you only meet 1 in 10, that 1 is sometimes worth the 9 worthless morons you have to deal with, although it can get depressing to see how many depressingly stupid people are in the world, I find it's better to try and stay positive and avoid getting too jaded, even if it's only for your own sanity. GL mate, and keep at it! Don't let others ruin your hobby for you! | ||
|
Ribbon
United States5278 Posts
On February 20 2011 14:20 mcc wrote: Actually there is a lot of truth in people in bronze leaving for no apparent reason after their first attack fails to kill you even if their attack was even trade in material and not all-in. Fortunately it gets better pretty fast higher in the ladder. And there are also some zergs that only 6 pool, every game, and quit immediately if they see a wallin or their attack does not kill you in 2 minutes One of my friends actually all-inned everyone in placement matches and ended up in platinum, when that stopped working he tried out broodlord rush and when that did not really work, quit 1v1s Even by the top of bronze, players start doing mostly sensible things. The difference between high bronze and low diamond is really just mechanics, for the most part. | ||
|
excellionx
United States85 Posts
| ||
|
darthcaesar
United States475 Posts
| ||
|
echO [W]
United States1495 Posts
Personally, I play to improve, and I play to learn, if I already beat you, thats as much learning I'm going to get out of the game, and same for the person I just beat, theres no sense in making me find every last building you have and killing it, I gain nothing, you gain nothing. When you lose, gg, and leave for the benefit of both persons. | ||
|
Tatari
United States1179 Posts
| ||
|
SnowSC2
United States678 Posts
| ||
| ||
