Community ManagerHey there,
I'd be careful about doing anything that could inflate your stats. There's always a chance that the team could decide to take action against something that could be seen as an exploit.
/Kent
He didn't say teammates, he said "the team" as in the dev team or if there is a seperate "exploit or anti cheating team".
Personally I think the latter is the Easter Bunny, Santa, the Tooth Fairy and Big Foot. But that is what he meant, the team regulating exploits may take action against you.
Honestly, my recommendation for everyone who wants to keep their sanity... Just play and don't care about how you do. Don't care about what your team says, don't care about what people expect you to do. I've played another bunch of matches today and I just realize that even my horrible failure doesn't really decrease the difficulty I'm faced up against. The game just keeps on getting more difficult for you as you go on. Your enemies get better, you maybe don't but that's not a concern to the responsible people. If the game really believes that I'm equal to someone with a Wraith and 3 million lifetime damage, as someone who has at highest 100k lifetime damage on Pathfinder, then I can't change it.
Enemies will always aim better than you.
Enemies will always move better than you.
Enemies will always have the more favorable outcome.
And if you do good for once, the game immediately perceives you a pro.
Don't think there's better option aside from this method. Will try this now
Community Manager
