@RockDokRock wrote:
@AymCTL wrote:
@1ronKeysYes, what you describe here is exactly what I'm talking about. What you describe here with the car is the same way I was with the havoc, I'd play games where I'd take people out in a split second, then this season starts and the havoc barely breaks their shields and I am seemingly taking more damage going down with very few hits.
Also, what is "dynamic difficulty adjustment?" Does that mean that difficulty adjustments come at different times like when someone has a win streak or starts playing better? I mean, like a sudden jump in difficulty rather than gradual?
Dynamic Difficulty Adjustment is the concept that the game can get harder/easier mid game. EA has a patent on this so there are plenty of conspiracy theories around that games are "rigged" or (in the case of the FIFA Community) "scripted". I don't buy that for a second. DDA is clearly used for modes where it is you against the computer and will adjust the difficulty as you go along which makes sense. In a player vs player environment this would not be employed regardless of all the conspiracy theories out there.
I mean, I sont want to get involved in the chatter around this. But plenty have experienced incredibly peculiar game behaviour which is repeatable and demonstrable for many players (such as described in the OP).
In FIFA for example, you will see your players unable to move and be outpaced by much slower opposition players, and miss 5 open goals in a row.
In things like Apex people experience it taking more (or less) damage to eliminate a player.
Also... regarding DDA only being about vs cpu - pretty sure there was a historic Madden commercial which showed a dad playing his daughter and it saying how the game adapts to make gameplay balance out so its fair or fun for all.
Now the fact that EA patented this shows its more than mere 'conspiracy', but perhaps because this code exists in its games .. maybe there's the chance that this inadvertently slipped into pVp modes?
In FIFA they introduced 'mystery ball' which showed by exagerration players getting boosted during game. --- very very peculiar introduction.
However. If code like this exists in games, potentially it can inadvertently effect pvp ???
What is the likelihood and possibility of that ??
Or you could put it down to Internet connection... but why do people connections fluctuate quite night and day between instant kills and endless damage?
People just want fairness and consistency
I've frequently been 2 shot killed by a havoc or such for example
