@Prupisek wrote:
Why you bashing on pros being pro? You think they see you and instantly come to you, start hugging you and give you free kill just because you are noob?? This is BR, get good by playing against pros, you wont learn anything from playing against noobs.
Ya, like i would of kept playing basketball if I had to play against Michael Jordan completely thrashing me and calling me a noob everday. Like I could realistically expect to even ever compete with him at his level. Would I get better? sure. Would it be fun? hell no. 99% of us never will compete at a pro level cause we are limited by the abilities God gave us. And it would be selfish to tell me I can't play with others, without some "pro" player feeling self entitled to rain on our parade.
Nobody owes the pro player nothing, ESPECIALLY the developers. They are a small minority and the avg player is who developers should be concerning themselves with. Every game developer makes the mistake of letting these "pro" players influence development. And then alienate 99% of their playerbase. Throwing crap at a wall can be a competitive sport if a community enjoyed it.
I mean it kills me that these pro players play Apex legends, a BR game, and demanded that kills be counted for points because otherwise its too boring. That would be like saying chess is not a valid game because pieces taken should be counted for points and it shouldn't just be about the win. These so called "pro" players only care about their streams not the game. They just want followers and subscribers on twitch, almost like when pro athletic sports rig matches for ratings.... Its fake.
In fact its not even competitive or respectable in my book if they do feel entitled to go pwn noobs and act like they are accomplishing something. The definition of a competitive player is someone who wants a competitive match. This is what RIOT understands with league of legends. You don't see people at your local park looking for noobs to play unless its for money. Its not fun or gratifying, its boring and unproductive.
You learn by playing people in your own level. Just lIke in any athletic sport in real life. Only on the internet do people have warped views of what competitive is or whats sporting. If people thought like that in real life athletic sports would be just as dead as e-sports instead of being a billion dollar industry for all ages and skill levels.
@RichAC +1
In literally every other skill in the world that you could possibly learn you start out easy and get harder as time goes on. Only in multiplayer games suddenly there's a loud minority of people screaming you have to get crushed by great players constantly to get better .Hmmmmm, I wonder who those people who are so insistent about that might be.
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